Myotherapy & Remedial Massage

Myotherapy targets your muscles and ligaments to restore proper function through remedial massage techniques, dry needling, cupping, corrective exercises and stretches. Myotherapists spend 4 years training to learn the latest and safest ways to treat your aches and pains. Chiropractic and Myotherapy work really well together as Chiropractic  align the vertebrae in your back to allow your nervous system to function optimally and Myotherapy will allow the muscles to relax.

Your Myotherapist, Bethany Medica studied at the Southern School of Natural Therapies for 4 years to gain a Bachelor of Health Sciences and a Degree in Clinical Myotherapy. Bethany is a practicing member of the Institute of Registered Myotherapists Australia and is recognised by many health funds. Bethany treats from a holistic approach, taking into consideration all aspects of your lifestyle. Not only does Bethany have in depth training in pain management, postural correct and exercises rehabilitation, she also has training in pre and post natal Myotherapy. Bethany strongly believes getting to the core of your problems and in turn educating you on how to avoid future pain and dysfunction. This allows you to have independence and control of your condition, which maximizes the success of your treatments.

Myotherapy is a branch of manual medicine which focuses on the prevention, treatment and management of musculoskeletal pain. The physical evaluation and therapeutic approach of Myotherapy aims to restore the correct function of muscles, joints and nerves in order to achieve optimal function and movement of the body.  Treatment may include deep tissue massage, dry needling, cupping, vertebral/joint mobilization, heat/ice therapy, stretching and corrective exercises. Ultimately through the deactivation of myofascial trigger points, by increasing joint range and mobility, and restoring neuromuscular function, a person’s quality of life is improved as pain levels decrease.

Everybody can benefit from Myotherapy, including the elderly, disabled, pregnant women, athletes and people suffering from stresses of daily living. Got any questions? You can send an email to the practitioners with any questions you may have.