Mosaic Myotherapy
Service Agent in Port Phillip

Putting you back in the picture of physical health at mosaic myotherapy we believe in the importance of maintaining optimal mobility and function throughout life. We see people of all ages and stages of life and have particular interests in the following: * extreme/adventure sport injury (including kitesurfing, sculptors and others who rely on their bodies to peform and/or create on cue) * people living with chronic disease and/or recovering from surgery (eg arthritis, painters, actors, dancers, wind-surfers) * peforming and visual artists (eg singers, skaters, snow-boarding, skiing, rock-climbing, diabetes etc). We work with you to address pain and dysfunction so you can avoid (further) injury and get on with doing the things that matter.

Background information about our practice. This list of physical therapy podcast is one of the ways we stay up to date in our understanding of physical therapy, sports medicine, pain management. After taking a short fracture from seeing patients latter recent hip surgery our Principal Myotherapist, Elaine Stevenson, is now back in the office stuffed time and once again busy seeing patients. And yes, we’re elated to report that, as. At Mosaic Myotherapy, we believe wholeheartedly in the importance of keeping fit, not fair for day today enjoyment, but also as a way of tomorrow proofing’ your body so that you can live a long, healthy, active life. Topics covered this issue include: Selfchecks are crucial Sometimes Simple is Best (when describing what we do) Neuroplasticity what we mean. Topics covered this issue include: Let Dad be Dad Can I exercise whilst getting over a bug? Pain Management (whole of person approach incorporating therapeutic neuroscience education). Our orange diamond, represents the body’s connective tissues which wrap around and urge the structure. Our middle blue diamond represents the body’s skeletal structure. Lastly, but by no means least, our Frey diamond, represents the outside world, the ground we walk on, the activities we do and the environment we occupy. The interaction between these factors is shown by their overlap. This hints at the intricate mosaic like unity that we represent when these three factors combine. We chose to call ourselves Mosaic because it reflects our belief in the importance of considering the body as an interrelated organism, composed of a myriad of tiny components. It also reflects the accessible relationship that our clinic and practitioners have with the Victoria’s visual and performing arts communities and our belief in the importance of maintaining musculoskeletal health, not only for dancers and physical theater practitioners, but also for visual artists, musicians and artisans, many of whom resist their bodies daily with ongoing repetitive movements in the constant quest to accomplish excellence in their chosen form.