Myotherapy

What is Myotherapy?

Myotherapy is a form of treatment and assessment of musculoskeletal conditions, which may contribute to or cause restricted movement and pain.

A Myotherapist may use a range of techniques throughout your treatment to restore the soft tissue structures (muscles, tendons, ligaments and fascia), these techniques include;

• Deep tissues massage
• Trigger point release
• Cupping
• Dry needling

Myotherapists endeavour to treat the specific cause relating to the pain thus looking at the body as a whole

At Strong & Stable we work collaborative with all other Medical and Allied Health professionals involved in our client’s care to ensure the best outcome for our clients.

When should I see a Myotherapist?

A Myotherapist consultation can be useful in a number of different situations including;

• After sustaining an injury, eg a rolled ankle or torn hamstring
• When you are experiencing muscular aches and pains
• If you feel restricted in certain movements
• General maintenance / injury prevention

Common Conditions Treated by a Myotherapist?

• Neck and Back Pain
• Headaches and Migraines
• Postural related problems
• Tennis and Golfers Elbow
• Shin splints
• Sciatica
• Carpal Tunnel and RSI
• Shoulder Pain
• Frozen Shoulder
• Foot Pain
• Generalised Tightness
• Neural tension

Private Health Insurance and Myotherapy

A number of private health insurance providers offer rebates for Myotherapy services. For the exact rebate amount, please contact your health fund.

Download the Participating Health Funds for Myotherapists

Costs

• Initial assessment (60 mins)         $85
• Review (60 mins)                             $80
• Review (30 mins)                             $45

How to Book an Appointment

Contact Strong & Stable on (03) 9762 0976 to book your first appointment or simply follow the link below.

https://strong-stable-pty-ltd.cliniko.com/bookings

Please note it is often helpful to bring any relevant medical information to your first appointment. As your previous history will be discussed at the initial consultation.