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Injury and Degeneration, Melbourne Remedial Massage News, Muscle & Tendon Tension, Remedial Massage, Sports Massage Melbourne

Sports Massage and Remedial Therapy for Active Lifestyles

Posted on by Phil Romeril
Remedial Massage For DOMS
15
May

Sports massage is a targeted form of remedial therapy designed to support athletic performance, reduce muscle fatigue, and assist injury prevention. At Melbourne Natural Therapies, our approach combines hands-on techniques with movement-based recovery strategies to help active individuals perform at their best. If you are training regularly or managing sports-related strain, Sports Massage Melbourne may […]

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Melbourne Remedial Massage News, Myotherapy Melbourne, Remedial Massage Melbourne

Cupping Therapy: What It Does and How It Benefits You

Posted on by Phil Romeril
04
May

Cupping therapy is one of the oldest known forms of manual therapy. It has been used for thousands of years to relieve pain, release tension, and support overall health. At Melbourne Natural Therapies, our practitioners use myofascial cupping as part of an evidence-informed approach to help reduce muscular tightness and promote circulation for recovery and […]

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More Than a Treatment: Why Finding Your Person Changes Everything

Posted on by Isobella Pavey
30
Apr

The Therapeutic Alliance: Why Feeling Safe Changes The Way The Body Heals There is a concept in psychology called the therapeutic alliance. It refers to the quality of the relationship between a client and their therapist, and decades of research consistently point to it as one of the strongest predictors of a positive outcome in treatment. […]

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Barbara Morotti, Massage Melbourne, Melbourne Remedial Massage News, Myotherapy Melbourne, Remedial Massage, Remedial Massage Melbourne

Why Following Your Home Care Advice Is Essential for Lasting Results

Posted on by Barbara Morotti
22
Apr

When you come into our remedial massage and myotherapy clinic, you’re investing in your health, movement, and overall wellbeing. Each treatment is tailored to your individual needs, using techniques designed to reduce pain, release tension, and restore function. However, one of the most important factors in achieving long-lasting results happens afteryou leave the clinic by following […]

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Authors, Barbara Morotti, Chronic Pain, Low Level Laser Therapy, Melbourne Remedial Massage News, Muscle & Tendon Tension, Myotherapy Melbourne, Remedial Massage Melbourne

Healing from the Ground Up | Low Level Laser Therapy For Plantar Fasciitis

Posted on by Barbara Morotti
25
Mar

Foot pain can be more than just an inconvenience—it can affect how you move, exercise, work, and even sleep. One of the most common causes of heel and arch pain is plantar fasciitis, a condition involving inflammation and microtears in the plantar fascia, the thick band of tissue that supports the arch of your foot. […]

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Authors, Cal Savage, Melbourne Remedial Massage News, Myotherapy, Myotherapy Melbourne, Remedial Massage, Remedial Massage Melbourne, Remedial Massage Melbourne About Us

Private Health Fund Rebates | Massage and Myotherapy

Posted on by Cal Savage
private health rebate
19
Mar

Claiming private health fund rebates for your remedial massage or myotherapy treatment with Melbourne Natural Therapies is super easy. We’ve created this simple guide for you to follow. Understand Your Policy | Private Health Fund Rebates Firstly, do you have extras cover? Secondly, what extras do you have?  Do you have remedial massage as an […]

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Cupping vs Dry Needling: Which One is Right for You?

Posted on by Phil Romeril
dry needling
23
Feb

Cupping and dry needling are both effective treatments for relieving muscle tension, reducing pain and improving movement, but they work in different ways. The right option depends on your condition, pain type and how your body responds to treatment. Key Takeaways Cupping uses suction to release tight muscles and improve circulation Dry needling targets trigger […]

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How Remedial Massage Can Help Runners

Posted on by Phil Romeril
remedial massage for restless legs
12
Feb

Remedial massage can help runners improve muscle function, reduce tightness and support recovery by addressing tension, improving circulation and maintaining movement. Key Takeaways Remedial massage supports running performance and recovery It helps improve circulation and muscle function It can reduce muscle tightness and movement restrictions Regular treatment may help reduce the risk of overuse injuries […]

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What Is The Difference Between Myotherapy And Physiotherapy?

Posted on by Phil Romeril
melbourne massage
21
Nov

If you’ve ever wondered whether myotherapy or physiotherapy is right for you, you’re not alone. Both treatments can effectively address pain, tension and injury, but they use different approaches to help the body recover and move better. Key Takeaways Both myotherapy and physiotherapy treat musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction. Myotherapy focuses on hands-on soft tissue treatment, […]

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Back Pain, Chronic Pain, Melbourne Remedial Massage News, Myotherapy

Common Conditions That Can Be Treated with Myotherapy

Posted on by Phil Romeril
Melbourne remedial massage
20
Oct

Myotherapy is a hands-on treatment that focuses on assessing, treating, and managing pain associated with soft tissue injury and dysfunction. It targets the myofascial system, the network of muscles and connective tissue that supports movement and posture. When this tissue becomes tight or inflamed, it can restrict flexibility, cause tension, and lead to chronic pain. […]

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