MYOTHERAPY


Hands-on treatment to help you move and feel better.

Myotherapy combines hands-on treatment, movement and rehabilitation to help manage musculoskeletal pain and improve the way you move and function.

WHAT IS MYOTHERAPY?


More than massage.

Myotherapy is a hands-on form of treatment focused on the assessment and management of musculoskeletal pain.

Treatment may combine massage and soft tissue techniques with dry needling, cupping, stretching and targeted exercise, depending on your presentation and goals.

Myotherapy can help settle painful or restricted areas, restore movement and support recovery, whether you’re managing an injury, ongoing muscle tension or simply wanting to move and feel better.

Myotherapy treatment using cupping techniques on the upper back
Myotherapist providing hands-on soft tissue treatment to the back
Dry needling treatment to the upper back and shoulder

WHEN IT MAY HELP


Myotherapy may help with a range of conditions.

Myotherapy is commonly used to help manage both acute and ongoing musculoskeletal conditions, from everyday aches and tension to more complex injuries.

Back & neck pain


Headaches


Shoulder pain


Sports injuries


Foot & ankle conditions


Jaw pain & dysfunction


Persistent musculoskeletal pain


Hip & knee pain

MYOTHERAPY VS REMEDIAL MASSAGE


Both myotherapy and remedial massage use hands-on treatment, but myotherapy typically involves a broader assessment and may incorporate additional techniques such as dry needling, cupping, exercise and movement advice.

What’s the difference?

Assessment of musculoskeletal pain & movement
Hands-on treatment
May include dry needling & cupping
Exercise & rehabilitation advice
Focus on recovery, function & ongoing management

MYOTHERAPY


Hands-on treatment focused on muscles & soft tissue
May help reduce tension & soreness
Often used for general muscular discomfort & recovery

REMEDIAL MASSAGE

The right approach depends on your individual needs, goals and presentation.

READY TO BOOK?


Could myotherapy be right for you?

If pain, tightness or restricted movement is getting in the way, myotherapy can help you move more comfortably and get back to doing what you enjoy.