Clinical Myotherapy

Clinical Myotherapy

If you're seeking relief from back pain, neck tension, or sciatica, understanding your treatment options is crucial. While both clinical myotherapy and massage therapy use hands-on techniques, they serve fundamentally different purpose one is a clinical intervention, the other focuses on relaxation and general wellness.

What is Clinical Myotherapy?

Clinical myotherapy is an evidence-based healthcare discipline that integrates pain science, neuropsychology, and advanced orthopedic assessment to diagnose and treat musculoskeletal dysfunction. Unlike general massage, myotherapy addresses the root causes of pain through:

• Pain Science Principles – Understanding how the nervous system processes and perpetuates pain

• Neuropsychological Factors – Addressing the psychological components that influence chronic pain

• Advanced Orthopedic Testing – Identifying specific movement dysfunctions, joint restrictions, and biomechanical imbalances

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Conditions Treated with Clinical Myotherapy

• Chronic back and neck pain

• Sciatica and nerve-related pain

• Sports injuries and rehabilitation

• Postural dysfunction

• Complex regional pain syndromes

• Repetitive strain injuries

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Clinical Myotherapy Techniques

A clinical myotherapy session may include:

• Comprehensive orthopedic assessment

• Trigger point therapy and myofascial release

• Dry needling

• Neuromuscular re-education

• Corrective exercise prescription

• Joint mobilization

• Pain neuroscience education

  
  

Take the Next Step

If you're ready to address the underlying causes of your pain with a clinical, evidence-based approach, book a session with a qualified clinical myotherapist. Your body and your long-term health will benefit from treatment that goes beyond surface-level relief.