Myotherapy is a form of physical therapy focused on assessing, treating, and preventing soft tissue pain and restricted joint movement, particularly those caused by muscle or myofascial dysfunction.

Here is a clear breakdown of what it is, what it treats, and how it differs from other therapies.

🎯 What It Is and Who It Helps

Myotherapy is built on Western medical principles like anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics. It aims to find the root cause of your pain, not just treat the symptoms. You do not need a doctor's referral to see a myotherapist.

It can help with a wide range of conditions, including:

• Neck, shoulder, and back pain (including chronic and postural pain)

• Headaches and migraines (especially tension headaches)

• Sports and overuse injuries (like tennis elbow or shin splints)

• Joint pain and stiffness (such as shoulder impingement)