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Tailored Therapies to Meet Your Needs
At Impact Lives Today, we offer a wide range of therapies designed to support your health and wellness journey. Our services include Myotherapy, Remedial Massage Therapy, Relaxation Massage Therapy, Dry Needling, TENS, Taping, Hot Stone Therapy, Flame Cupping, Myofascial Cupping, Reflexology, Kahuna, and Pregnancy & Infant services. Each session is personalised to your specific needs and goals, starting at just $50 per hour.
Collaborating for Your Success
We believe that the best results come from a collaborative approach. Our team takes the time to understand your comprehensive health history, ensuring that your treatment plan is aligned with your wellness objectives. Your honesty and active participation in the process are essential to achieving the best outcomes.
How does myotheraphy work?
Myotherapy draws upon Western medical principles of anatomy, physiology, biomechanics and pathology.
It includes a range of manual therapies to ease a client’s pain, including soft tissue therapy, joint mobilisation, myofascial cupping therapy, dry needling, corrective and rehabilitative exercise, taping, and prescriptive advice on muscle and pain management.
According to experts, Myotherapy can help prevent and treat a range of acute and
chronic musculoskeletal pain and disorders. These include:
Myofascial pain
Myofascia is the connection of muscle and fascia (connective tissue). All of our muscles are surrounded and protected by fascia.
Pain arising from our myofascia can originate from trigger points (local points of tension within myofascial tissue), from overloaded myofascia from exercise or poor posture, or from other inflammatory or nervous system related issues. Myofascial pain often presents with a dull aching sensation
and can produce referred pain to other locations.
Lower back pain
Lower back pain is typically a result of spinal stenosis, a
sudden injury to the muscles and ligaments, osteoarthritis, compression of nerves, lack of physical activity, disk injuries, scoliosis or poor posture.
Myotherapy can help decrease muscle tightness, restore the body’s natural posture and relax the spasm muscle to promote long-term healing.
Tension headaches and migraines
Myotherapy is an excellent option for
managing the causes and symptoms of tension headaches and migraines.
Often the source of this issue is neck or jaw-related. The Myotherapist can employ a wide range of clinical options, including myotherapy massage, to help alleviate the pain.
Sports injuries, such as muscle sprains, strains and tears
Well-sought after within the professional sporting world, Myotherapy often plays a crucial role in treating and rehabilitating sports injuries. Myotherapy can not only help
restore optimal activity (rehabilitation), it can reduce the likelihood of further injury.
Tendinopathy
Tendon pain can be incredibly difficult to accurately assess
and manage. Myotherapists are trained to identify tendon problems and create an effective clinical intervention that reduces pain and inflammation.
Degenerative joint pain
Myotherapy can help alleviate pain associated with arthritic presentations and improve function to allow healthy and comfortable movement.
Rehabilitation from surgery
Manual therapy and exercise are important for effective post-surgical recovery in many cases. Myotherapists are skilled in helping people recover faster and helping them get back to work or sport.