If you've been dealing with pain that keeps coming back, an injury that won't fully settle, or something that hasn't improved with other treatment, myotherapy is worth looking into.

It's a more thorough approach than standard massage. What sets it apart is the assessment. Rather than jumping straight into treatment, I start by asking questions, watching how you move, and doing some hands-on testing to understand what's actually causing the problem, not just where it hurts. Pain in one spot is often connected to tension or restriction somewhere else entirely, and that kind of root-cause thinking is at the heart of myotherapy.

Once I have a clear picture, treatment is built around what you actually need. That might include massage, gentle joint movement, dry needling, or cupping, used in combination and adjusted throughout the session based on how your body responds. Nothing is locked into a rigid routine from the start.

Myotherapy suits people dealing with something ongoing or recurring that hasn't fully resolved, those who want to understand what's going on rather than just manage it, people carrying the physical strain of desk work or an active lifestyle, and those who've tried other approaches without lasting results.

Sessions are practical and focused. You'll finish with a clear understanding of what was found, what was treated, and what you can do yourself between visits to keep things moving in the right direction.