Helps to reduce acute or chronic pain. Increases muscle flexibility & mobility by reducing abnormal muscle tightness. Improves the healing time of an injured muscle by increasing blood flow & improving soft tissue alignment. Reduces the strain, discomfort and stiffness sometimes associated with physical exercise. Enhances movement and muscular strength by increasing the efficiency of muscles.

During your assessment, our Myotherapist’s will take the time to listen to your story. We will ask many questions to better understand your body, condition and general health. We will then choose the most appropriate physical assessment, which may include posture, range of movement, strength, reflex and orthopedic testing. This is followed by palpation of your soft tissue (muscles, tendons, ligaments and fascia) and joints, to identify which treatment techniques will be used to give you the best results. Our treatment planning takes a holistic approach, including our findings, medical tests, your everyday environment and lifestyle. We aim to eliminate your pain, prevent it from returning, and help you achieve your health and wellness goals. Myotherapy treatment techniques will then be performed which may include: Soft tissue work Myofascial release Trigger point therapy Myofascial Dry Needling Cupping Passive & active muscle stretching As every patient is different, treatment techniques will be tailored to the patient’s needs. After your treatment a quick re-assessment will be done to show you a decrease in pain and in increase in your range of movement. Your Myotherapist will then give you an extensive amount of advice to help you. This will include postural cues, things to avoid which will be aggravating your condition and also corrective home exercises to help you quickly rehabilitate your muscles.

Muscular pain and spasms Restriction of movement Muscle tears Headaches Neck pain Shoulder pain Frozen shoulder and rotator cuff injuries Tennis and Golfers elbow Pre and post natal discomfort Back pain Sciatica Hip pain ITB Friction syndrome Shin and calf pain Repetitive strain injuries Stress related tension Poor posture Pain associated with arthritis