For Professionals
Working with the healthcare system.
We're committed to working collaboratively within the NHS and the broader healthcare system — not against it. Here's what you need to know about MyoReformation.
For General Practitioners
MyoReformation is a complementary approach that may support patients with musculoskeletal conditions, chronic pain, and post-surgical recovery. We work within a clear scope of practice and refer appropriately.
What to expect
If you refer a patient to us, we're happy to provide treatment notes and communicate about their progress. We believe in collaborative care.
When to consider referral
- Chronic musculoskeletal pain not responding to conventional treatment
- Post-surgical patients seeking rehabilitation support
- Patients with functional movement limitations
- Long-term conditions requiring ongoing physical support
- Post-critical illness recovery (including post-sepsis)
Our scope of practice
- We do not diagnose medical conditions
- We do not claim to cure or heal
- We work to support the body's natural recovery processes
- For certain conditions, we require GP approval before treatment
- We refer back to medical professionals when warranted
For Physiotherapists
MyoReformation can complement physiotherapy by addressing the muscular system through a whole-body approach. Some physios find value in learning the technique to expand their toolkit.
Potential complementary use
Some practitioners find MyoReformation can help prepare the body for exercise-based rehabilitation, or support clients who have plateaued in their recovery.
How MyoReformation differs
For Researchers
We're actively seeking collaboration with researchers interested in investigating bodywork approaches. We're honest about where we are: we have clinical observations, but limited formal research.
"We'd rather be honestly uncertain than confidently wrong." We welcome scrutiny and are committed to understanding what we're observing.
What we're interested in
- Formal documentation of observed outcomes
- Understanding mechanisms of action
- Comparing outcomes with other interventions
- Investigating specific populations (e.g. post-critical illness)
What we can offer
- Access to clinical observations and case documentation
- Collaboration on study design
- Practitioners willing to participate in research
- A philosophy of intellectual honesty about limitations
For Conference Organisers
Our lead practitioner, Jono Goosen, is available for speaking engagements — on complementary approaches in rehabilitation, post-critical illness recovery, the role of bodywork, and honest uncertainty as a practitioner's perspective on evidence-building.
Current speaking
The Sepsis Patient Care Conference 2026
10 February 2026
"Supporting Physical Recovery After Sepsis: A Practitioner's Questions"