About Myotherapy

Myotherapy is a branch of manual therapy that involves evidence-based assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation of myofascial pain, injury and joint dysfunction.
 Using a variety of techniques such as Massage, Dry needling, Functional release Cupping, and Corrective exercises; the goal of  treatment is to reduce pain and restore optimal mechanics within the body.

Myofascial dry needling

Dry needling which was only developed in the 20th century, involves insertion of needles into Trigger points and is a very effective way of treating myofascial pain.
It differs from acupuncture quite significantly as acupuncture is a form of traditional Chinese medicine involving the insertion of needles at various points all over the body based on a comprehensive map of meridians, or energy lines.

trigger point therapy

Trigger point therapy is a soft tissue technique used to release pain and tension in muscles and fascia often caused by trigger points.
Trigger points are described as hypersensitive points in skeletal muscle that can cause pain and referral to other areas of the body.

functional Release cupping

Functional Release Cupping is a type of alternative therapy that involves the placement of cups on the skin to create suction with the addition of dynamic movements.
the mechanical effect of frc is said to:
- Improve range of motion
- Alleviate painful trigger points
- Increase local blood supply, promoting cell repair and lymphatic flow.
- Cupping may also remove toxins by stimulating the immune response, both locally and systemically.