Kinect

Meet Taylor, our new Myotherapist! 👋

Taylor finished her Myotherapy degree in 2021 and is also a Fascial Stretch Therapist.

Myotherapists take a holistic view on treatment and assessment and some of Taylor’s favourite areas to treat are the lower back, shoulder, neck and jaw pain.

All initial consults with Taylor are currently 30% off! If you have any niggles or injuries don’t miss out and book in today!

Kinect massage is looking for a remedial therapist -

Kinect massage is looking for an energetic remedial massage therapist to work alongside me at my South Lake clinic to help grow the business as well as their own skill set. We are expanding to another south of the river location in the coming months, so there will be the opportunity to expand to a full working week with your own treatment room.

The position is ideal for graduates who aspire to expand their skill base (although experienced therapists are welcome). There will be continued training through me to expand your assessment and treatment process.

This position will start with 3 days per week (Mondays, Wednesdays & Thursdays) with the option to work other days as you clientele expands.

Successful applicant must have:

- HLT52015 Diploma of Remedial Massage
- Professional Liability and Indemnity Insurance
- Association membership (AMT, MMA, ANTA etc.)
- Health Fund Provider Numbers or be in the process of obtaining them
- Working with children or police check
- Current First Aid certificate
- Great palpation skills and remedial assessment knowledge
- Drive and enthusiasm to build their own client base
- Great communicator

Trained in or interest in obtaining -
* Dry needling qualifications
* Myofascial/Functional Cupping
* Kinesiology taping

Job Types: Part-time, Contract

Salary: $30.00 – $48.00 per hour

Contact - [email protected]

[https://www.kinect-massage.com.au/](https://www.kinect-massage.com.au/)

Meet our Authors – Anna Gadd Colombi A former professional swimmer, Anna Gadd Colombi has been teaching and coordinating units of Translation Studies, Italian Studies and Spanish Studies at The University of Western Australia since 20…

Adam is really passionate about helping us clients be better and uses his skills and tools to great effect to run down the source of aches or pains & release it.

THANK YOU SO MUCH, DAVID! ☺

Kinect sports and remedial massage is now open on Saturdays!

Everyone who books a 30 minute sports or remedial massage on Saturday 22nd or 29th of September will receive an extra 30 minutes for free.

Thank you, everyone, for liking our page. We truly appreciate it! 😊

Hi! 😃My name is Adam Gadd and I am the owner of Kinect Sports and Remedial Massage. I studied at North Metropolitan TAFE where I was awarded a “vocational prize” and a diploma of remedial massage. 🎓I am also a qualified and accredited naturopath. At Kinect we aim to provide you with cutting edge sports and remedial massage techniques to enhance and improve your sporting activity. We offer:
Sports massage
Remedial massage
Dry needling
Myofascial cupping
IASTM (Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilisation)
Kinesiology taping

At Kinect dry needling is used to relieve muscular tension, DOMS (delayed onset muscular soreness), joint dysfunction, tendinopathy, acute sprains, and quicken the rehabilitation process of athletes, weekend warriors and everything in between. 💪According to APTA - the American Physical Therapy Association - dry needling is a “skilled intervention that uses a thin filiform acupuncture needle to pe*****te the skin and stimulate underlying myofascial trigger points, muscular and connective tissues for the management of neuromusculoskeletal pain and movement impairments.” 🏋🏽‍♀️🚵⛹🏻

In this photo I am using rockblades on a competitive swimmer. 🏊🏽‍♀️ is one of many tools which can be used in Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilisation (IASTM). IASTM is a popular treatment for myofascial restrictions. It uses specially designed instruments to facilitate removal of scar tissue and myofascial adhesions from injured soft tissue and helps with the healing process via formation of new extracellular matrix proteins such as collagen.
(https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5331993/)