What is Your Muscle Matters
Your Muscle Matters
Your Muscle Matters offers safe and effective treatment to relieve and eliminate chronic and acute pain, injury and dysfunction in muscle and soft tissue
Typically, Neuromuscular Therapists will treat sports injuries and the type of everyday pain and injury many people experience at some stage of their lives such as back ache, restricted range of movement, chronic pain and muscular discomfort .
If you suffer from chronic injuries/pains/stiffness/issues/change in sensations or other health-related conditions, that limit your abilities to move and perform functional activities in your daily life or sport, then it is now time to retune your body and improve your lifestyle. Invest in yourself and enjoy more freedom of movement.
Tom is a fully insured therapist and registered member of the Association of Neuromuscular Therapists (ANMT.ie)
FAQs
1. What is the difference between Neuromuscular Therapy and Physiotherapy ?
Physiotherapy is a broad based health care profession that has a special focus on acute musculoskeletal care of the physically active and also deals with a number of diverse medical fields, including oncology, obstetrics, gynaecology, paediatrics, rheumatology, respiratory and neurological illnesses and burn injury. Neuromuscular Physical Therapy offers a special focus on chronic pain and injury including musculoskeletal injuries related to physical activity but, unlike Physiotherapy, Neuromuscular Physical Therapy has a focus on the pathophysiology, aetiology and treatment of Myofascial Trigger Points. Such specialisation allows students of Neuromuscular Physical Therapy to examine these areas in much greater detail than a student of physiotherapy.
2. What are the differences between a Neuromuscular Therapist and other physical such as Osteopaths or Chiropractors ?
Practitioners of every stripe will have their own specific focus and a specific model for the treatment of pain and injuries, acute or chronic. Osteopaths will have a focus on osteopathic principals and will offer, similar to a chiropractor, treatments such as high velocity thrusts. The Neuromuscular Therapist will utilise a sound knowledge of human anatomy (our director of studies is himself a gross anatomist) as a solid foundation for understanding pain with a special focus on chronic long standing injuries.
3. What conditions can Neuromuscular Therapy treat?
Conditions treated include, but are not limited to the following:
Achilles Tendonitis
Accident Injuries
Ankle Sprain
Arthritis
Back Pain
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Chest pain
Circulatory Problems
Fibromyalgia
Foot Arch Pain
Frozen Shoulder / Rotator Cuff Dysfunction
Golfer’s & Tennis Elbow
Groin Strain
Headaches including Migraine Headaches
Hip Pain
Jaw Pain (Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction – TMJ)
Joint Pains
Knee Pain
Neck pain
Poor Mobility
Pre- & Post-Operative Pain
Occupational Stress Injury
Repetitive Strain Injury
Sciatica
Shin Splints
Sports Injuries
Sprains & Strains
Tendonitis
Tight Muscles Hamstring, Calves, Quads etc
Tingling or Numbness in the Extremities
Trapped Nerve
Whiplash
Plantar fasciitis