MyoFix Massage Perth

21/10/2026

"Jo was so kind and gave me the best massage I’ve ever received. So worth it to relieve my TMJ and frequent migraines, highly recommend as I had a superb experience!" says Zara on Google

★★★★★ Jo was so kind and gave me the best massage I’ve ever received. So worth it to relieve my TMJ and frequent migraines, highly recommend as I had a superb experience!

21/10/2026

"Tammy gives an exceptional massage" says Stirling on Google

★★★★★ Tammy gives an exceptional massage

15/10/2026

"I love my sessions with Lucy - highly knowledgeable and professional! She is great at finding the sore spots and also helps with pain relief for my headaches and TMJ (jaw) issues. I have referred a few friends and family to Myofix over the years, and ll of them have give good feedback too." says E-Lynn on Google

★★★★★ I love my sessions with Lucy - highly knowledgeable and professional! She is great at finding the sore spots and also helps with pain relief for my headaches and TMJ (jaw) issues. I have referred a few friends and family to Myofix over the years, and ll of them have give good feedbac...

02/10/2026

October is Mid of spring
This transitional period mainly impacts your body through three climatic forces: Wind, Dampness or Dryness.

1. External Wind & Temperature Perth weather in October is notorious for warm afternoons followed by sudden, cool, gusty coastal winds. Sudden drops in temperature, especially in the evening, allow external Wind-Cold or Wind-Heat to invade the body through the back of the neck and the Lungs.Health Effects: Hay fever, sudden sinus congestion, scratchy throat, headaches, and fluctuating immunity.

2. Rising Yang Energy & The Liver
In TCM, spring is the season of the Liver organ system, which rules the smooth flow of Qi (energy) and emotions. If your Liver Qi becomes stagnant or restricted, it easily transforms into "Liver Fire." You may experience Irritability, mood swings, spring fatigue, eye strain or dry eyes, and tension headaches.

The shifting weather can conflict with your digestive system (the Spleen). Cold morning air mixed with raw foods can weaken "Spleen Yang," making the body vulnerable to internal Dampness. Conversely, early warm spells can dry out Lung Yin.
3, Dryness and dampness
The mix of dryness and dampness affect body. It can cause bloating, heavy limbs, loose stools (from Dampness), or dry skin and a dry tickly cough (from Dryness)

02/10/2026

October is mid of spring.
This transitional period mainly impacts your body through three climatic forces: Wind, Dampness or Dryness.

1. External Wind & Temperature Perth weather in October is notorious for warm afternoons followed by sudden, cool, gusty coastal winds. Sudden drops in temperature, especially in the evening, allow external Wind-Cold or Wind-Heat to invade the body through the back of the neck and the Lungs.Health Effects: Hay fever, sudden sinus congestion, scratchy throat, headaches, and fluctuating immunity.

2. Rising Yang Energy & The Liver
In TCM, spring is the season of the Liver organ system, which rules the smooth flow of Qi (energy) and emotions. If your Liver Qi becomes stagnant or restricted, it easily transforms into "Liver Fire." You may experience Irritability, mood swings, spring fatigue, eye strain or dry eyes, and tension headaches.

The shifting weather can conflict with your digestive system (the Spleen). Cold morning air mixed with raw foods can weaken "Spleen Yang," making the body vulnerable to internal Dampness. Conversely, early warm spells can dry out Lung Yin.
3, Dryness and dampness
The mix of dryness and dampness affect body. It can cause bloating, heavy limbs, loose stools (from Dampness), or dry skin and a dry tickly cough (from Dryness)

19/09/2026

"jo was so kind! exceptional service!" says ella on Google

★★★★★ jo was so kind! exceptional service!

18/09/2026

There is some types about sleeping problems according TCM.
In Traditional Chinese medicine, night time is Yin and daytime is Yang. Night time is for the functions of resting, digesting, and sleeping. Daytime is for working, eating, and exercising.
If your Yin and yang become imbalance, it causes insomnia easily.
1, Heart and Spleen imbalance
If you have a difficulty of falling asleep, waking up frequently during the night, and vivid dreaming. It can be caused the emotions such as worry, overthinking, and anxiety, which imbalance between the Heart and Spleen organs.
2, liver
If you always wake up between 1am-3am, it can be caused by a blockage of Qi (energy) in the liver, leading to irritability, frustration, and a feeling of being emotionally stuck. Some people experience of discomfort, abdominal distention, and headaches as well.
3, Imbalance between Kidney Yin and Heart Yin
If you experience hot flashes, night sweats, dry mouth and throat, palpitations and a feeling of restlessness it can be because of imbalance between kidney and heart. Low Kidney Yin fails to rise and cool the fiery Heart.

18/09/2026

14/09/2026

"The centre is clean and the masseur, Joanne, had very good technique. I had back aches and she managed to target all the aching muscles. They give a nice cup of tea at the end too. The centre as a whole looks very professional. Definitely coming back." says JR on Google

★★★★★ The centre is clean and the masseur, Joanne, had very good technique. I had back aches and she managed to target all the aching muscles. They give a nice cup of tea at the end too. The centre as a whole looks very professional. Definitely coming back.