About Clinical MyotherapyMyotherapy can be used to treat a wide range of disorders.
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Clinical Myotherapy is the specialised treatment and rehabilitation of muscle and joint disorders. It involves a thorough assessment to diagnose your condition, with treatment delivered via hands on manipulation of soft tissues and joints, coupled with other treatment tools and rehabilitation methods, used to remedy pain and dysfunction and improve overall fitness and performance.
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What can a Myotherapist treat?
Myotherapy is 100% drug free, natural and is a proven discipline. It reduces your symptoms, but more importantly, address’s your condition specifically.
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A Myotherapist can effectively treat any
condition that has a soft tissue component to it. Some common conditions are: |
· Muscular pain/Myofascial pain Syndrome
· Carpel Tunnel Syndrome · De Quervain’s/Tenosynovitis · Fibromyalgia · Headaches & Migraines · Whiplash · Shin Splints · RSI · Inflammatory Conditions/ Bursitis |
· Referred pain
· Joint pain · Postural dysfunction · Back pain · Sprains/Ligament damage · Strains/Tendon damage · Sports injuries & rehabilitation · Sciatica · Plantar Fasciitis · Frozen shoulder · Tennis/Golfer’s Elbow |
How does it work?
Myotherapy is founded on the western medical knowledge of anatomy & physiology, biomechanics & kinesiology, manual therapies, and the pathology of soft tissues. Myotherapy works on a number of methods:
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Improving local blood flow to damaged tissues allowing them to heal, and removes toxins to reduce pain.
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Releases tension from shortened muscles and tendons which decreases pain and improves function by ensuring that muscles contract correctly to stabilise joints and provide maximum strength.
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Realigning joints ensures that full range is provided to the limb and decreases the risk of further injury.
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Meet the team
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JASON NASS
Founding Director/ Myotherapist
Jason founded Performance Myotherapy 20 years ago, with the idea that all patients are unique and require a unique solution to their complaints. After completing a Bachelor of Health Sciences majoring in Clinical Myotherapy, Jason has continued to build his knowledge whilst also adding numerous modalities to the initial craft of Clinical Myotherapy.
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Jason structures his consultations around delivering exceptional results through all forms of therapy, ensuring each patient is achieving their goals. He manages all conditions that affect pain, movement and function, utilising his extensive knowledge in Exercise physiology, nutrition, psychology and musculoskeletal pathology.
Jason has expanded his focus to manage runners, from ultra-marathon to recreational, and now provides treatment and coaching for patients limited in their pursuit of better running practice. |
Treatment Methods
These are a variety of techniques that may be used in your consultations:
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Myofascial Manipulation/Massage:
The cornerstone of what makes Myotherapy so effective; is a variety of compression and manipulation techniques performed manually to soft tissues, in order to realign, release tension, and improve function of muscle fibres
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Joint Mobilisation:
A series of techniques, that involves performing oscillations and movements between two bones (a joint) to improve circulation, improved alignment and mobility
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Myofascial Dry-Needling:
involves the insertion of super fine needles into your tissues to release contractions within muscles (trigger points), improve blood flow for healing and block pain signals to your brain.
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T.E.N.S :
(Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation) Small electrical pulses directed to your muscles designed to improve muscle strength, inhibit pain perception and improve blood flow.
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Corrective Exercise:
Programs prescribed specifically for your condition, involving stretches and exercises to improve flexibility and strength to prevent injury.
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M.E.T:
(Muscle energy techniques) A form of gentle stretching and muscle manipulation, which improves flexibility and decreases muscle contractions.
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Taping/supportive aids:
A variety of synthetic products designed to support joints and tissues during the rehabilitative process.
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Cupping:
Small cups that are vacuum-sealed to the skin, designed to improve blood flow to tissues.
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Thermal Therapy:
Thermal Therapy: Heat and cold applications designed to release muscle tension, improve blood flow and control inflammation.
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Clinic Policies |
· 24 hours notice is required for rescheduling and cancelling consultations – full fee’s will be applied for non-compliance.
· No accounts are given at the clinic. Payment is required following your consultation · Please arrive 5 minutes prior to your appointment time - 15 minutes before initial consultations. · All practitioners at within the clinic endeavour to run as close to schedule as possible. However, due to the nature of the work, treatment time may vary. Patient care will never be compromised simply to ensure that we run on time. |
Contact
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PHONE
0484 388 070
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ADDRESS
3/210 Lower Heidelberg Road, Ivanhoe East
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EMAIL
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