Peter Pascalis

Pain often feels like a mystery. One day your body moves smoothly, the next it feels stiff, weak, or unpredictable. What if the source of this pain isn’t just in your muscles or joints, but in your brain’s understanding of your body? Inside your brain lies a detailed map that tells it where your body parts are, how they move, and what feels safe. This map is not fixed. It changes constantly based on your daily movements, touches, and experiences. When pain lingers, this map can become unclear...

Muscle pain can strike suddenly and disrupt daily life. When this happens, many people wonder which therapy will provide the best relief. Should you see a physiotherapist, a chiropractor, or a myotherapist? While these therapies share some treatment methods, the key differences lie in their areas of focus and expertise. Myotherapy stands out as the specialist approach for muscle pain caused by tight, knotted muscles and related nerve issues. This post explains why myotherapy might be the best...

Pain and dysfunction in our bodies can be frustrating. Two common treatments people often consider are myotherapy and physiotherapy. Each approach has its own methods and philosophies, which can make it hard to choose the right one for your needs. By understanding the key differences, you can make a more informed decision. In this blog post, we will discover what makes myotherapy and physiotherapy unique, the techniques involved in each, and how to determine which therapy is right for you....