WHAT SETS OUR MUSCULOSKELETAL THERAPISTS APART FROM THE REST?
Techniques that may be used within a musculoskeletal therapy session:
- Dry Needling
- Mobilisation
- Neuromuscular Muscle Release
- Muscle Energy Technique
- Deep Transverse Friction
- Trigger Point Therapy
- Stretching
- Jones Points
- Myofascial Cupping
- Massage
- Myofascial Stimulation
- Fascial Release
THE PRACTItiONERs.
Andrew Roesler
Adding to Andrew’s extensive body of knowledge is his degree in Exercise Sports/Applied Science Human Movement studied in Queensland and Adelaide – giving rise to the title Human Movement Specialist. Two years spent working abroad in Alberta, Canada, was a fantastic period of Andrew’s life in which his work flourished and good times were spent living life to the full. In recent times Andrew has wanted more people to experience the potentially wonderful results of his work, and the only way to do this without affecting his work-life balance was to train other like-minded therapists.
The business now thrives and continues to grow on the back of creating a one-of-a-kind experience for the clients. From the amazing clinic setup to the first-class results-based treatment, Andrew can only hope that more and more people come to know about the brilliant service SAIT provides. Although Andrew loves his job, the true loves of his life are his daughter, son and kelpie (named Fugee), manipulating his working hours so he can maximise the quality time he spends with them.
Matthew Grosser (myotherapist)
Matt, our Myotherapist, has always had a keen interest in anatomy and sport. This lead to an interest in practicing Myotherapy and helping others perform at their peak and avoid/recover from injuries.
Matt started his health education at the College of Natural Health where he completed a Diploma of Remedial Massage & Certificate 4 of Massage Therapy. Wanting to improve his knowledge and ability to help others, Matt took further studies in an Advanced Diploma of Myotherapy at RMIT University, Melbourne. Matt also holds Certificates 3 and 4 in Fitness, completing these at the Australian Institute of Fitness. Matt’s comprehensive list of qualifications and experiences give him a deep knowledge of the body and injury rehabilitation.
As a Myotherapist, Matt will commence the consultation by taking a thorough look at your health history, followed by testing the necessary muscle or joint for the presenting condition, and also looking at neurological indicators. He will manually palpate muscles and joints to identify the cause of the complaint, not just treat the symptom. Matt focusses on treating the cause, alleviating your symptoms, and minimising the likelihood of your injury or pain reoccurring. He does this by utilizing a variety of treatment techniques, such as myofascial dry needling, cupping, deep tissue massage, and exercise prescription.
Myotherapy is a manual therapy. Myotherapists use a variety of methods to assess, treat, and rehabilitate muscles, joints and nerves. Myotherapy can help with managing chronic pain, and treating and preventing injuries.