RAD Recovery

Myotherapy

A specialised clinical approach that assesses and treats musculoskeletal pain, targeting the root cause, not just the symptoms.

What Is It?

More Than Hands-On Treatment

Myotherapy is a comprehensive assessment and treatment approach for musculoskeletal pain and movement dysfunction. It combines hands-on therapy with techniques such as dry needling, rehabilitation exercises, movement strategies, cupping, and taping to help relieve pain, restore movement, and support long-term recovery.

Unlike Remedial Massage, Myotherapy takes a more clinical assessment approach, identifying the contributing factors behind your pain and creating a personalised treatment plan that addresses the underlying cause—not just the symptoms.

Rhiannon Dingley providing myotherapy treatment at RAD Recovery in Lilydale.

The Toolkit

Techniques We Use

Clinical Assessment

A thorough assessment to understand your pain, movement patterns, and contributing factors to develop a targeted treatment approach.

Hands-On Therapy

Targeted manual techniques used to address muscular tension, improve tissue mobility, and support recovery.

Dry Needling

A technique using fine needles to target tight muscles and sensitive areas, helping reduce pain and improve muscle function.

Trigger Point Therapy

Focused techniques targeting areas of muscle sensitivity and tension that may contribute to pain and restricted movement.

Joint & Mobility Techniques

Specific techniques designed to improve movement, reduce stiffness, and restore functional mobility.

Cupping Therapy

A technique using suction cups to influence the fascial system, encourage tissue mobility, and provide an alternative stimulus to areas of restriction or tension.

Exercise & Rehabilitation Strategies

Personalised movement strategies and exercises designed to improve strength, restore function, and support long-term recovery.

Close-up of small adhesive patches on a client's ear in RAD Recovery's treatment gallery.

What We Treat

Conditions We Address

  • Back pain and movement restrictions
  • Neck and shoulder pain
  • Headaches and jaw-related tension
  • Muscle and joint pain
  • Sports and soft tissue injuries
  • Overuse injuries (such as tennis elbow or shin splints)
  • Chronic pain and ongoing pain management
  • Movement dysfunction and recovery support

FAQs

Good to Know

No referral is needed. Anyone can book directly with our Myotherapist.

Ready to move better?

60 min Myotherapy. No referral needed. Book online or call us directly.