More Services

At Muscle Joint Bone we offer plenty of additional services that help maintain fitness and wellbeing. Administered by our team of experts, these services can be used in harmony with your Osteopathy, Physiotherapy, Chiropractic or Podiatry treatments, or be utilised independently for their healing benefits.

Dry Needling

Trigger point dry needling is a treatment technique, which uses small filament type needles to release tight muscles with the goal of permanently reducing muscle pain and dysfunction.

Electrotherapy

Muscle Joint Bone uses electrotherapy modalities to benefit patients. This type of therapy introduces energy into the patient’s body, causing change and curing musculoskeletal conditions or ailments.

Shockwave Therapy

Shockwave Therapy, also known as ESWT, or Radial Shockwave Therapy, provides treatment to patients suffering from a range of chronic conditions often treated by podiatrists, including plantar fasciitis and Achilles tendinopathy.

Shockwave Therapy works by using high pressured acoustic shockwaves that travel through the skin to stimulate pain relief and tissue repair.

Remedial Massage

Massage is used to help treat a wide range of injuries. By applying pressure to superficial and deeper soft tissue layers, movement and functionality can be either improved or restored.

Remedial massage differs from general massage as it aims to address a specific complaint. It works by manipulating soft tissue in a way deemed suitable for your specific ailment – whether that be gentle or firm.

Real Time Ultrasound Imaging

Muscle Joint Bone offers real time ultrasound assessment of the stabilising muscles of the lumbar spine. Through ultrasound a visual feedback is used to assess and retrain the stabilising muscles of the lower back. This is helpful when addressing pelvic floor muscle dysfunction before and after pregnancy. Real time ultrasound imaging allows the Osteopath to effectively retrain the pelvic floor without the need for an internal exam.

No medical referral is required for an Osteopath to assess and treat your pelvic floor or stabilising muscles of the lumbar spine with real time ultrasound.

Exercise Physiology

An Exercise Physiologist is an Allied Health professional who specialises in the benefits of exercise to help patients get fitter for all around good health, or to treat patients with a medical condition through exercise. They are much more than an ordinary personal trainer at the gym. Exercise Physiologists study at university and have a wide range of knowledge about the human body and the benefit that exercise has on it, both mentally and physically.

Exercise Physiologists are knowledgeable about the effects that exercise has on the musculoskeletal system, as well as on the cardiovascular and endocrine systems. They can prescribe a course of exercises for either fitness or rehabilitation.