Myotherapy in Richmond

Advanced Myotherapy Treatment

Our Myotherapy service in Richmond, led by Tim Trevail, provides evidence-based assessment, treatment and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal pain and associated conditions. We use a wide range of evidence-based treatment approaches and skill, which in addition to manual therapy, assists with muscular pain and dysfunction.

Our great treatment outcomes start with a comprehensive assessment to understand your pain and history. Our initial consultation will usually include a conversation about the pain or injury and will be followed by a physical assessment to determine your movement quality and functional capacity.

We will discuss the relevant factors that are important to you and your recovery goals, and agree on the treatment plan. The initial consultation will usually include your first treatment aiming to control symptoms and start working to get you strong, mobile, and moving well.

Standard follow-up treatments will review your progress, and continue to build confidence to move well again. Our follow up treatments will often aim to help you move past your pain, and aim to prevent the problem returning and improve your physical wellbeing.

 

Myotherapist Services in Richmond

At Complete, our team of Myotherapists work closely with the Physiotherapy team to manage pain and restore optimal function to meet your goals.

  • Expert injury assessment and treatment Pain management
  • Corrective exercise rehabilitation
  • Sports injury clinical diagnosis and management
  • Manual therapy
  • Dry Needling
  • Taping and strapping
  • Running gait analysis
  • Injury prevention support

Find our clinic at 656 Bridge Rd in Richmond. Book a Myotherapy appointment online or call reception on 9882 2020.

What can you expect from our Myotherapists in Richmond?

  • A thorough physical assessment to understand your pain
  • Consideration of biomechanical, psychological and other factors that may impact on your recovery
  • Education on the condition and shared decision making on best management options
  • Manual therapy as an adjunct to other evidence-based treatments
  • Consultation with other healthcare professionals if necessary
  • Guided and active recovery that meets your goals
Team Members

Meet our Team of Myotherapists

BSC HONS (SPORTS THERAPY), PG DIP (EDUCATION), MSC (SPORTS AND EXERCISE MEDECINE), PHD CANDIDATE

Clinical Myotherapist
Special Interests: Combat Sports, Shoulder, Hip, Knee, and Back Pain, Dry Needling

BSc (Exercise & Sport Science)

Myotherapist and Remedial Massage Therapist
Special Interests: Lower-limb Biomechanics, Functional Movement & Athletic Performance

It was a pleasure to have Australia’s most accomplished grappler at the clinic.
Adele was a yellow belt beating up on the adults when I first started training, and it’s incredible to see what she has gone on to achieve.
Looking forward to working with you @adelefornarino

Tim Trevail – Myotherapist

Common questions

Myotherapy FAQ

No, it won’t be a just a massage. Remedial massage can be great for people to control symptoms, but modern understanding of the evidence tells us that massage alone is unlikely to act as a long term ‘fix’ and may lead to a reliance on passive therapies. At Complete. Physio Excercise Performance, we understand that pain and injury is multi-factorial and complex, and effective treatment needs to include a range of active supports to get you back on track. Our Myotherapists will always discuss the range of treatment options with you to ensure that you have the tools to support you take control of your pain.

A comprehensive assessment is conducted to understand your pain and history. This includes a conversation about your pain or injury, followed by a physical assessment to evaluate movement quality and functional capacity. The session concludes with a discussion of your recovery goals and an agreed-upon treatment plan. Your first treatment is typically included to start managing symptoms and improving mobility.

Follow-up consultations track your progress against the treatment plan. These sessions focus on building confidence in movement, addressing pain, and working to prevent recurrence while improving overall physical well-being. Longer follow-up sessions are available for conditions requiring a more detailed assessment. This may include treadmill-based gait analysis, functional movement screening, or baseline strength testing. If needed, this option will be discussed during your initial consultation.

Yes, online consultations are available! This option is ideal for those in remote locations, those who prefer treatment from home, or those who wish to avoid travel. The session includes a thorough online assessment, a discussion of your clinical diagnosis, recovery options, and an emailed rehabilitation plan.