Motion Myotherapy Blog

Muscle tension, knots, and tightness can be a real nuisance, causing discomfort, limiting mobility, and potentially leading to more serious.

Pain, an unwelcome intruder in our lives, can manifest in countless ways, each with its unique sting. It can be a dull, persistent ache that

Adhesive capsulitis or more commonly known as frozen shoulder is a condition which results from a combination of inflammation and scarring

Myotherapists are highly trained manual therapists which focus on the assessment, treatment and management of musculoskeletal conditions.

Panadol Isn’t the Only Option for Headaches. Although doctors are quick to prescribe pain killers for headaches, they are not effective.

Without our health we are nothing. We strive for personal success often to the detriment of our health. We only really understand the...

Shoulder pain is a common injury for many people whether sporting related or occupational. As many as 67% of people experience shoulder pain

Jaw pain is a common complaint which is sought for treatment. In most cases jaw pain presents chronically but can also be acute in nature.

Lower back strain is acute pain caused by damage to the muscles and ligaments of the back. It is often referred to as a pulled muscle.

You may already know you should be booking in for regular Myotherapy and Remedial Massage but are you aware of all the benefits it provides?

This is my raw story I wrote about my own true experience from pain to happiness. I hope it gives people like me out there reassurance.

Lower back pain (LBP) is an all too common complaint these days in modern society. It is estimated that 1 in 3 people suffer lower back pain

Iliotibial Band Syndrome (ITBS) or Runners Knee is an overuse inflammatory condition most commonly seen in runners causing lateral knee pain

Dry Needling (also known as Trigger Point Dry Needling) is a technique that has quickly become an increasingly popular treatment modality.

During the colder months staying fit and maintaining muscle health and wellbeing can be a challenge. As temperatures drops take care.

Being a Clinical Myotherapist a question our profession gets asked a lot is “What is the difference between Myotherapy and Remedial Massage