Meet Farryl
Farryl Roth is a highly skilled and experienced physiotherapist with a focus on treating headaches, stress related symptoms, post-traumatic stress and back and neck pain. With years of experience in the field, Farryl has developed a deep understanding of the complexities of the human body and in identifying and treating the root causes of pain and discomfort.
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Whether you're suffering from a persistent headaches or migraines, back or neck pain, fatigue or you are feeling over stressed, Farryl has the expertise and tools to provide effective solutions. His personalised treatment plans are tailored to each patient's unique needs and goals, utilising a range of traditional physiotherapy and his own specialised technique known as MindEase therapy.
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Farryl is passionate about helping people achieve optimal health and wellness, and he works closely with them to identify and address the underlying issues that contribute to their pain and discomfort. Farryl creates a supportive and welcoming environment that puts patients at ease and encourages them to take an active role in their recovery.
MindEase Therapy
MindEase Therapy (MET) is a specialised bodywork process developed by physiotherapist Farryl Roth.
Farryl Roth has treated hundreds of patients with chronic headaches, migraines and other stress related symptoms using MET therapy with successful long-term results.
Many patients have reported radical changes in their long-term headache and pain symptoms with increased awareness of how to manage their own stress and pain.
The MET process aims to address disorders in the internal stress system, to release tension and imbalances in the nervous system through the application of specialised fascial and stress trigger point techniques. Patients who receive MET treatment report experiencing profound changes in symptoms related to stress hormone over-activity. The nervous system can be seen as a link between how the mind and body react to stress, through the release of specific hormones. This explains why MET treatment can result in alleviating physical symptoms, as well as having a positive effect of emotional wellbeing. In this way the technique aims to allow the patient to find more ease of being.
MET has helped patients who experience headaches, body pain, fatigue, anxiety, as well as cases of digestive complaints and irritable bowel syndrome. These symptoms are often found in people who have experienced trauma, anxiety and chronic stress, as these can cause over-activity in their nervous systems. This treatment benefits these patients by re-educating and balancing the stress response.
Contact
Working out of the Align Physiotherapy and Pilates studio at:
34 Clovelly Rd
Randwick
Sydney
farrylro@gmail.com