Our Team
Senior Myotherapy
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Lena Yammine
Senior Myotherapist / Floatation Therapist Lena Yammine is the Founder and Managing Director of Inner Outer Health Pty Ltd. She holds an Advanced Diploma of Myotherapy granted at RMIT in 2001 and is also a Practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP). Lena was also a qualified health and fitness instructor with eleven years' experience in gymnasium work, circuit, personal training, group exercise and aqua exercise instruction. As a Myotherapist and the owner of Inner Outer Health, Lena loves working with people to improve their health. Her aim is to help her clients maximise their mobility by treating muscular injuries and aches or pain. Lena also work with her clients to understand how their condition may have occurred and develops strategies to help the client in their recovery prevent the condition from recurring. To live a pain free life, it’s not just about treating your symptoms but also the cause. By making lifestyle changes along the way, you can receive exponentially the results you desire. If you want to know more about Lena Yammine's story read her personal blog. Association - Member of the Myotherapy Association Australia Availability - Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays 8am - 7pm, Saturdays 8am - 4.30pm Services provided - Myotherapy |
Myotherapist / Remedial Massage therapist
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Matthew Fraser
Myotherapist / Remedial Masssage Matt is a qualified and experienced myotherapist and remedial massage therapist. He started his interest in massage studies in 2012 and now holds an Advanced Diploma of Myotherapy, Certificate of Sports Massage, and Sports Trainer level 1 certificate. Matthew graduated from Melbourne Institute of Massage Therapy in 2016 with an Advanced Diploma in Myotherapy and worked in his business throughout his studies.
Matt has a special interest in shoulder pain management and has completed additional training in advanced dry needling for the shoulder complex. He enjoys using his skills to help his clients overcome shoulder pain symptoms and dysfunction, neck pain and tension headaches. Matthew also worked with personal trainers and sports therapists. He thoroughly enjoys working with the body and treating a variety of complaints, including those related to bio mechanical dysfunction. Every treatment is customised to suit the client on the day. When needed, Matt has a wide and varied network of trusted professionals who she is able to refer clients to. Referrals can also be taken from GPs, physiotherapists, chiropractors, osteopaths or other health professionals. Matthew’s number one priority is improving range and motions and pain management for his patients and to treat their dysfunction first. Matt encourages ongoing communication with other treating practitioners, as often a multi-faceted approach is needed to address a particular condition. Matt strives to maximise every opportunity for the best possible outcome for every patient. Association - Member of the Myotherapy Association Australia Availability - Wednesday and Thursdays 9.15am - 8.15pm Services provided - Myotherapy, Remedial massage |
Floatation Therapist
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Kaylene Carney
Floatation Therapist / Receptionist Kaylene has had a varied career and brings a wide range of experience. Having completed an AFL Sports Ready Traineeship and VICFIT qualifications after finishing high school and working in the Fitness industry for a number of years Kaylene then moved on to Work Place Training. Time for another change and working Full-time in an accounts position at a leading sporting goods distributor for 10 years Kaylene wanted another challenge. In 2012 (whilst still working full time), she started a Diploma of Beauty Therapy, which led her to find out about Floatation Therapy as she chose that for one of her major assignments in her final year. Having completed her studies and then having her son another new challenge was needed. Kaylene having a keen interest in floatation therapy after focusing on it in her studies is now happy sharing her knowledge and benefits of floating and how you can enhance your own enjoyment of life by incorporating floating into your relaxation techniques, and finding a deeper feeling of inner peace and tranquillity. |
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Narada Edgar
Floatation Therapist / Receptionist Narada grew up in the country town of Wagga Wagga, NSW. She moved to Melbourne in 2010 with her partner (now husband) with the hopes of broadening her horizons in the fields of musical theatre and dance performance. After studying a Diploma of Dance Teaching and Management, Narada set a goal to become a musical theatre choreographer and has now choreographed 5 musicals, most recently West Side Story with Lumina Theatre Company.
Narada also has a background in remedial massage with over 10 years experience and is more than happy to answer any of your questions regarding our treatments at Inner Outer Health. Aside from performing arts, Narada also has a passion for animals and is a proud crazy cat lady! |
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Louise Spence
Floatation Therapist / Receptionist Louise is one of our receptionists at Inner Outer Health. She was inspired to apply for a position here by her wonderful past experiences with floatation tanks. She’s a regular floater and brings her passion for floating to her work. She loves guiding our float tank customers and making sure they get the most out of their experience. It’s amazing to see people emerge afterwards looking so relaxed and refreshed, and there’s nothing else that’s as relaxing as an hour or two of doing absolutely nothing in a floatation tank! Watch this space for Louise's float experience that she would love to share with you. Her other line of work is writing and editing. She studied Arts at Melbourne University and followed it with further study in editing and creative writing. She works freelance doing editing of all kinds—blogs, academic writing, fiction—and gets enormous satisfaction from helping a writer bring out the best in their work. It’s a truly collaborative process, and a lot of fun. In her down time, she loves to make music, paint and write fiction, and over the last six months she has also become obsessed with yoga, maintaining a daily practice. These are all areas that a regular floating practice has enriched. The increased mind/body/spirit harmony that floating can bring has enormous rewards for any creative practice, as well as for fitness other physical pursuits. Louise is also a keen cook. |
