Clinical Myotherapy
Hands-on tension relieving techniques for those tired muscles
What is Myotherapy?
Myotherapist are highly educated and skilled manual therapists who treat a range of musculoskeletal conditions, with a modern, science based approach. The way that a Myotherapist approaches the body and recovery could be described as a blend between Physiotherapy and Massage.
Our Myotherapists have University degrees in this modality, which means that their approach when they’re assessing your will come from a functional and evidence-based method.
During your treatment, you might experience a variety of techniques, depending on your personal needs. These include dry needling (they’re big on that), remedial massage, cupping, mobilisation and myofacial release.
Plus, a Myotherapist will always have their ‘exercise-prescription’ hat on because they are passionate about using movement as a therapy in itself.
How can a Myotherapist help?
A Myotherapist can help with both acute (short term) and chronic (longer term) musculoskeletal aches and pains.
Some of the symptoms that a Myotherapist can address are:
- Lower back pain
- Neck and shoulder pain
- Chronic headaches
- Sports injuries
- Recovery from exercise or sport
Pricing
Initial Consultation: $120
45 Minute Myo
(best for 2 treatment areas): $100
30 Minute Consultation
(best for 1 treatment area): $90
Georgie
Georgie was introduced to the health industry in 2016 when she became a personal trainer. She’s worked in gyms creating both 1:1 and group exercise sessions where she shares her love of movement.
Her goal as a Clinical Myotherapist is to help people become proactive in achieving optimum health and wellness. Georgie passionately believes in a combination of active (active) and passive (hands-on) treatment for best results.
‘It is never too late to set new goals and make changes – whether goals are related to pain, strength, or function.’
