Category Archives: Myotherapy

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Acupuncture vs Dry Needling: Understanding the Difference

Posted on by Phil Romeril
13
Jul

Many people are surprised to learn that acupuncture and dry needling both use thin, sterile needles, yet they are based on very different principles and treatment goals. While the techniques may appear similar, the assessment process, needle placement, and desired outcomes differ significantly. What is Acupuncture? Acupuncture is a key component of Traditional Chinese Medicine […]

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The Power of Allied Health: How a Team Approach Maximises Patient Outcomes

Posted on by Barbara Morotti
chronic back pain
29
Jun

Recovering from pain, injury, or a chronic health condition often requires more than a single treatment approach. While each healthcare professional has their own area of expertise, the best patient outcomes are often achieved when practitioners work together. This collaborative approach, known as multidisciplinary or allied health care, allows patients to benefit from a range […]

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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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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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What Are The Benefits Of Stretching?

Posted on by Barbara Morotti
15
Oct

Why We I Encourage Every Patient to Stretch at Home? As a remedial therapist and myotherapist, I see people every day who are living with pain, tightness, or restricted movement. Often, by the time they come to see me, their discomfort has been building for weeks or even months. While hands-on treatment is a powerful […]

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The Mind–Body Connection: How Yoga, Meditation, and Remedial Massage Work Together

Posted on by Barbara Morotti
15
Aug

In today’s fast-paced world, stress, tension, and physical discomfort have become part of daily life for many people. While remedial massage therapy, yoga, and meditation are often seen as separate practices, they share a common goal: to bring the body and mind back into balance. When combined, they can create a powerful, holistic approach to […]

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Deep Tissue Massage: Why Does It Hurt and Is It Normal?

Posted on by Phil Romeril
Why Do Deep Tissue Massages Hurt
14
May

Deep tissue massage is a popular treatment for relieving chronic muscle tension, tightness, and postural imbalances. But if you’ve ever walked away from a session wondering “Why does deep tissue massage hurt so much?”, you’re not alone. While it’s normal to feel some discomfort, understanding why it happens and how your body responds can help […]

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Knots: What Are They and What Can I Do About Them?

Posted on by Phil Romeril
why do you get muscle knots
14
May

If you’ve ever felt a tight, tender spot in your back, shoulders or neck that just won’t go away, you’ve likely experienced a muscle knot. These stubborn, uncomfortable lumps in your muscles can limit your mobility, cause referred pain, and even disrupt your sleep. Understanding what muscle knots are, how they form, and what you […]

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Remedial Massage vs Deep Tissue vs Myotherapy: What’s the Difference?

Posted on by Phil Romeril
14
May

If you’re experiencing muscle pain or tension, you’ve likely come across the terms myotherapy and remedial massage. While both therapies aim to relieve pain and improve function, they do so in different ways. Understanding the key differences between them can help you choose the right treatment for your needs — whether it’s for injury recovery, […]

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