Myotherapy in Darwin in Parap, Northern Territory, Australia | Physical therapist

Myotherapy in Darwin

Locality: Parap, Northern Territory, Australia

Phone: +61 8 8995 9510

Address: 103/12 Salonikia Street 0820 Parap, NT, Australia

Website: http://insightchiropractic.com.au

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25.01.2022 Since our first joint statement on 26 March 2020, the landscape continues to be ever changing. The joint Associations have been working tirelessly together in o...rder to provide all members the facts and will continue to seek clarity from both Federal and State Governments as to the direction’s orders for therapeutic, remedial massage and myotherapy services in each individual state. As of today, 17 April 2020, the following is a summary of what has been received in writing from the different states and territories can be read at: http://ow.ly/dTjv50zgEBK You may also choose to view our table that summarises MA’s understanding of the current Australian government approaches to face-to-face myotherapy at https://www.myotherapy.org.au/state-by-state-government-br/

23.01.2022 Hi, valued Clients and friends. I have 2 spaces at 11 &12 this coming Saturday.Hi, valued Clients and friends. I have 2 spaces at 11 &12 this coming Saturday.

20.01.2022 Myotherapy treats a wide range of soft tissue pain and injuries, such as back pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, ITB friction syndrome, jaw pain and TMJ, migraines, headaches, neck pain, plantar fasciitis, shin splints, shoulder pain, tennis elbow, whiplash, thoracic outlet syndrome, sprains and strains and other injuries occurred from occupational or recreational activity or normal living activity. The therapy techniques used; including Massage, Fascia release and Dry needling in... myotherapy have been found to reduce stress levels and blood pressure. Reducing stress leads to an improved quality of sleep and immunity levels. In your initial consultation your myotherapist will strive to gain an understanding of relevant lifestyle factors which may have contributed to your discomfort, including occupational, recreational activities and past injuries. A physical assessment is conducted to determine which treatment is most suitable for your condition. This assessment may include; Physical Examination, Range of Motion Testing, Postural Assessment. Orthopaedic Assessment, Neurological Testing, Active Palpation, Passive Palpation A personalised treatment plan will be formulated with you, detailing your future treatments, corrective exercises to be undertaken at home and advice on managing your discomfort and improving your condition.

17.01.2022 Morning, Welcome to Monday. I have availability @ 10:00 am &11:00 am call to book.

16.01.2022 Welcome to my page: If you are looking for a registered Myotherapist in the NT or closer to you, please go to. myotherapy.org.au and click on find a myotherapist. massagemyotherapy.com.au and click on find a myotherapist.... australiannaturaltherapistsassociation.com.au and click on practitioner. I am registered with myotherapy.org.au working in Parap, in Darwin if you want to find out more go to the insight chiropractic page. I hope to meet you soon See more

07.01.2022 Hi All, Just letting you all know that I have availability on Saturday.Hi All, Just letting you all know that I have availability on Saturday.

05.01.2022 Myofascial Dry needling was developed as a treatment method for trigger point pain. Trigger points are tight bundles located within the muscles. They have common sites across all people (making them relatively easy to find) and can be classified quite simply as active or latent. The pioneers of trigger point therapy Dr Travell and Dr Simmons classified numerous pain points within the body and were able to identify where these points commonly lay within muscles and also their... corresponding referral patterns. Travell and Simmons later went on to identify different ways to treat these trigger points; with pressure, with stretching, with the application of dry needles and also the application of wet needles (by injecting a solution into the trigger point). Within their research Travell and Simmons were able to find a link between the western developed trigger points and the eastern identified pain points. There was over a 70% correlation of these points within the body! Dry needling has since gone on to be developed and integrated into western medical and especially sports practice. With a very good result on reduction of inflammation and reducing pain quickly, as well as improving recovery times. MDN now can be applied to muscles, tendons and ligaments all incredibly safely and with exceptional results. It is important not to confuse the application of acupuncture needles to the application of needles for blood testing or for injecting wet solutions such as cortisone. The commonly used size of an acupuncture needle is 0.2mm- definitely not large enough to do any damage to any muscle, tendon or ligament. Where the misconception can lie is with cortisone where repeated use has been shown by research to make tendons or ligaments more brittle. See more

01.01.2022 What is Cupping? Myofascial Cupping is a form of myofascial release and trigger point therapy. It combines various massage and stretching techniques with the application of slightly pressurised (ie suctioned) cups. How does Cupping works?... Cupping helps to lift and separate the soft tissue, allowing for greater fluid movement and nutrient supply throughout the soft tissues. This nourishes, detoxifies, stimulates and increases range of motion. Will Myofascial cupping leave marks? This technique ensures that the skin in not damaged. In many cases, the skin can show a darkened appearance where the suction is applied, whereas traditional forms tend to leave large unsightly round, bruise like markings which can last weeks. What a Myofacial cupping treatment looks like? A treatment generally begins with palpation and general massage to locate and pinpoint target areas. Once located, the cups are then applied to the target areas and engaged so that a negative pressure is created within the cup. It is this negative pressure within the cups which lifts and separates the soft tissue, and with the aid of balms or creams the cups can be moved along or around the affected tissues, Active and passive stretching for enhancing range of motion and will also bring fresh oxygen and nutrients enriched blood along as it goes. Due to the nourishing detoxifying and stimulating properties, this relatively new form of massage has been found to work wonders with the treatment of scar tissue, adhesions, stretch marks. Why would you use Cupping on me? If you suffer from Plantar fasciitis, Shin splints, Iliotibial band Syndrome (ITB), rehabilitation after injury, lower back pain, overused shoulder or want to increase range of motion and mobility. In other words, Myofascial Cupping will lower stress levels, make you feel wonderful, and stretches the fascia and muscles. Just like a regular massage! The unique experience of a myofascial cupping massage is that one notices straight away the differences and those differences will continue to work for the next 72 hours and you will see the complete benefits after 3 days.