Services
Myotherapy
Melbourne Muscular Therapies
Struggling to find a good Myotherapist in Melbourne? Do you believe there is an underlying biomechanical issue causing your pain?
Our practitioners conduct thorough investigations to identify root causes rather than merely addressing symptoms. We assess posture, gait mechanics, and movement patterns through specialised screening tests. Following comprehensive evaluation, we develop customised treatment protocols and strength programs designed to relieve and eliminate pain.
We investigate tightness, weakness, postural asymmetries, biomechanical dysfunction, and compression issues — then address them systematically using the most effective hands-on techniques available.
Groin Pain Treatment | Dynamic Adductor Release
Our Myotherapy Results
“I left feeling so much better after my first visit. The therapy session was designed around me and it was amazing to feel the therapist working on my needs. Would not hesitate in recommending Melbourne Muscular Therapies to anyone. A professional business that is clean, presentable and with friendly staff.”
“I had a myotherapy session for a running injury with Janelle who was amazing - took the time to listen to my concerns and knew exactly what areas to target, leaving with my hip feeling much better. The whole team are really friendly and provide a great experience start to finish.”
“Vanessa is amazing!! I’ve had a shoulder injury for the past 8 months (torn tendon and associated guarding of the injury) I had no range of motion and my arm muscles were wasting. After the first treatment I had noticeable improvement. I’ve just had my second treatment and I feel almost back to normal.”
Arm Pain Treatment | Tennis Elbow | Bicep Tendon | Pec Release
Deep Abdominal Release | Posture Correction
Thoracic and Neck Treatment | Inner Sanctum View | Long Treatment
Common Questions
FAQ's
Treatment adjusts to individual pain tolerances, ensuring comfort, relaxation, and effectiveness. Optimal healing occurs on the border of challenge and support.
No — remedial massage uses hands-on techniques for healing and pain relief, while physiotherapy places more emphasis on exercise prescription. Both complement each other well.
Ideally weekly, with a minimum monthly frequency recommended to maintain results and prevent tension from accumulating.
Duration varies by individual — presenting complaints, history, and commitment to recommended lifestyle changes. Some clients experience significant relief in one session; others benefit from ongoing treatment over several months.