Myopractic Therapy - Vibrational Kinesiology
Reiki, Remedial Therapy

Trainings course available:

Certificate IV in Myopractic) at Kyda Muscle Therapy - Myopractic Centre WA

Vibrational Kinesiology - Level One - Level Two - Level three

A visit to a Myopractor is always an enjoyable and rewarding experience.
We are here to help you regain wellness and vitality.

YOUR INITIAL VISIT includes a thorough assessment .
This includes previous medical history, history of accidents or injuries and other relevant details.

The next step is the postural assessment. This provides us with valuable information about the probable causes of your condition. A treatment plan will be discussed with you.

FOLLOW-UP VISITS

Most people find fast relief form their problems with Myopractic.
It is rare for there to be no discernable difference after three treatments.

Follow-up visits are initially scheduled weekly. More chronic conditions will warrant treatment over a longer period, and the frequency of visits diminishes with time.

POSTURAL ASSESSMENT

Postural assessment plays a vital role in Myopractic treatment. It allows the Myopractor to identify the structural deformities and identify the root cause of your problems.

In a sense, the muscles, ligaments and tendons of the body act as ‘guy ropes’ or ‘strainers’ for the skeleton. When they become overly contracted, they pull on the bone where they are attached, causing a misalignment in that area. This can have a ‘domino effect’ throughout the body, causing further distortions.

The postural distortions may, in turn, limit nerve supply to the various organs and systems of the body, causing further ill-health.

You can see why postural assessment is such a vital step in your recovery through Myopractic treatment.

AFTER YOUR MYOPRACTIC TREATMENT

Relief from your condition will be evident immediately after your treatment. Subsequent to this, the muscles/ligaments /tendons will continue to release, resulting in greater relief from your symptoms.

After your Myopractic treatment, your body will go through a re-alignment process. During this time (usually the within the first 48 hours) you may experience minor aches or pains. This is quite normal and requires no special attention.

We may also give you some corrective exercises to further enhance healing for your condition and advise you on a preventive approach.

Please read the article on >> What is Myopractic, and what can it do for you?

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What is Myopractic

For the first time in bodywork the soft tissues and skeleton have been integrated together to form an advanced form of bodywork known as Myopractic. This integration uses well-accepted skeletal evaluation procedures, the speed and efficiency of cross fibre muscle moves and the fixation solutions offered by deep tissue work.

Myopractic's basic understanding is that muscles are the "motors" that move the skeletal system. Even in trauma muscle contractions move bones to their misaligned state. The skeletal system's positioning largely then becomes a measurement of the success or failure of the treatment applied.

Myopractic also employs postural assessment as a guide to its treatment plan for clients. In reality this area fulfills Myopractic’s major objective, namely to restore the body’s structural integrity back towards its ideal state.

What is Kyda Muscle Therapy

Kyda therapy - An evolution in Myopractic

Kyda Therapy

Based on the principle that the body is an integrated system therefore balance is required to maintain health.

Kyda effectively identifies the cause of the imbalance and can treat, or refer to the appropriate practitioner

Kyda uses a variety of tools and skills for assessment, confirmation and treatment of issues from muscular skeletal through to emotional and empowerment.

Treatment starts with a comprehensive history including personal family, major events, medical, injuries and life style.

The first consult consists of:

• A verbal interview to identify the issues, the purpose and the expectations of the client.

• A body assessment is then undertaken in a number of different ways, including walking, standing, weight bearing and posture.

• Lying assessment to determine the irregular positioning of skeletal placements, muscle tension and stress on the client's body

• A visual assessment whilst lying is conducted to identify swelling, heat and distortion of the clients muscles along the legs, back, shoulders and neck.  

Treatment

The issues are treated in a sequence of priority by releasing the cause and stagnation therefore bringing the body into balance.

Each client is treated as a unique individual and can not be given an answer to the most common question  " HOW LONG WILL MY TREATMENT TAKE?"

Each session is conducted to the required duration and level to enable the client to leave the session being balanced and in harmony on all levels of being.

The Philosophy

Kyda removes the cause of the issue and replaces it with balance and flow. The issue is created by stress in a number of ways:

· Physical Injury

· Organ Imbalance

· Emotional

· Life style

The body reflects the past experiences in the way that it holds it posture and the way it moves, each area of the body and its position tells a story of the past.

Approach of Kyda

Kyda approaches the body with a series of flowing soft tissue moves across the muscle fibre (Bowen Moves) at a pressure determined by the depth of the issue allowing a flick through the muscle ,creating body balance between the muscular and skeletal systems whilst restores the body's natural flow of energy to the area. This style of treatment restores the bodies natural balance and release the distortion and removes the holding pattern the body has become familiar with which maintains the imbalance and creates discomfort, lack of mobility and may cause organ dysfunction and emotion imbalance.

Through a series of assessments and observations the cause in the physical structure can be identified and released and treatment applied in three levels.