Myotherapy

Myotherapy is a noninvasive therapy that helps treat pain caused by injuries or issues with your muscles or soft tissue. As an evidence-based clinical modality dedicated to the assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal pain and neuromuscular conditions, techniques include trigger point therapy, myofascial release, and corrective rehabilitation exercises.

1. Orthopedic postural and range-of-motion assessment.
2. Targeted ischemic compression of active and latent myofascial trigger points.
3. Myofascial stretching and therapeutic movement instructions.

• Relieves chronic neck, shoulder, lumbar, and sciatic pain
• Restores full muscular flexibility and joint mechanics
• Prevents recurrent muscle strain and sports injuries
• Alleviates tension headaches and postural fatigue

Athletes, office workers, and individuals experiencing chronic muscular contractures, trigger points, and tendon pain.

Wear comfortable athletic clothing.

Apply warm compresses to treated muscles if mild post-treatment soreness occurs. Drink plenty of water and perform prescribed gentle stretches.

Clinically calibrated to patient tolerance levels.