Paul Lyons
1/1 Vuko Pl, Warriewood 2102
Bowen Therapy, Chinese Massage, Corporate Massage, Foot Massage, Myotherapy
Myotherapy Warriewood Book your myotherapy appointment online and save
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Acupressure
1 venue
Aromatherapy Massage
2 venues
Ayurvedic Massage
1 venue
Back Massage
2 venues
Body Massage
2 venues
Bowen Therapy
1 venue
Chinese Massage
3 venues
Corporate Massage
1 venue
Deep Tissue Massage
2 venues
Foot Massage
5 venues
Foot Reflexology
1 venue
Four Hands Massage
9 venues
Head Massage
3 venues
Indian Massage
1 venue
Leg Massage
1 venue
Myofascial Release
2 venues
Neck Massage
2 venues
Oil Massage
3 venues
Pregnancy Massage
1 venue
Relaxation Massage
3 venues
Remedial Massage
5 venues
Rolfing
2 venues
Shiatsu
1 venue
Shoulder Massage
3 venues
Sports Massage
5 venues
Swedish Massage
1 venue
Thai Massage
1 venue
Therapeutic Massage
2 venues
Trigger Point Therapy
2 venues
Best Myotherapists in Warriewood, NSWFor more salons, check out Fresha’s list of Remedial Massage in Warriewood.
For more salons, check out Fresha’s list of Remedial Massage in Warriewood.
5 phone bookable Myotherapy venues in Warriewood
Rock Lily Natural Health Care
2/1 Vuko Pl, Warriewood 2102
Aromatherapy Massage, Body Massage, Chinese Massage, Foot Massage, Foot Reflexology
IntoYou
80 Veterans Parade, Collaroy Plateau 2097
Body Massage, Myotherapy
Nexus Physiotherapy
1238/1246 Pittwater Rd, Narrabeen 2101
Body Massage, Chinese Massage, Four Hands Massage, Head Massage, Indian Massage
Fresh Fysique
79 Park St, Mona Vale 2103
Myotherapy, Pregnancy Massage
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Questions & Answers
What's the difference between myotherapy and massage?
Myotherapy works on specific areas of pain and concerns by targeting the immediate pain and issues but will also look at the underlying concerns and causes. Whereas, massage primarily focuses on the immediate pains and concerns that are prevalent.
When should I get a myotherapy?
Myotherapy is the perfect ailment for those who are in need of rehabilitation, correction or preventative care to the soft tissue structures found in the body (tendons, ligaments, fascia, muscles). This could mean relief from back pain, joint pain, headaches and more.
What should I do after a myotherapy?
First and foremost, be gentle on the body. You should also drink plenty of fluids to help with muscle recovery. To encourage a better experience get plenty of rest and keep yourself warm.
How often should I get a myotherapy?
Your professional therapist will advise you on the recommended sessions based on your issues and desired results. You may start with up to two sessions per week or so and then gradually have fewer and further apart.
How much does myotherapy cost?
Myotherapy costs $105 on average.
How long do myotherapy sessions usually last?
Myotherapy sessions take 60 minutes on average.
What is myotherapy?
Myotherapy works on correcting and helping musculoskeletal pain by applying manual manipulation (massage) and holistic behavioural changes, such as posture.