Two approaches to microcurrent care for pain
Frequency Specific Microcurrent — FSM
FSM uses very low-level electrical currents delivered through electrodes, often using warm, damp towel applicators. Monica selects frequency combinations according to the treatment approach and your individual presentation while you rest comfortably.
Avazzia microcurrent
Avazzia is a handheld microcurrent device used over selected areas of the body. Its technology adjusts the electrical waveform in response to changes in the skin’s electrical properties, offering a different way to apply localised treatment.
Monica may use either approach, or a combination, depending on suitability and your presenting condition. The aim is to determine whether microcurrent can offer useful relief and greater comfort in your activities of daily life.
Holistic Support
Supporting the rest of you, too
Pain can leave you sleeping poorly, moving less and feeling worn down. Caring for these parts of your life belongs in the conversation.
Alongside microcurrent work, Monica may discuss food, appropriate nutritional support, pacing, relaxation and emotional wellbeing. Other complementary approaches can be included where suitable.
Care is reviewed against your own priorities—whether that means sleeping more comfortably, managing a walk or getting through the working day with less difficulty.
Understanding pain and the person living with it
Monica takes time to understand your symptoms, injury history, previous treatment and relevant investigations. She also considers sleep, nourishment, daily demands and the emotional strain of living with pain.
This wider picture helps shape your care. Sessions may combine microcurrent treatment with practical holistic support, alongside your existing medical care or rehabilitation.
Common reasons people book
Fibromyalgia and widespread pain
Widespread tenderness, fatigue and unrefreshing sleep can make even small tasks demanding. Monica offers carefully paced sessions, considering your sensitivity, energy and comfort when selecting microcurrent and holistic support.
Nerve pain and sensitivity
Burning, shooting pain, tingling or sensitivity to touch can be difficult to live with. For people with assessed nerve-related conditions, Monica can discuss whether a trial of microcurrent is appropriate alongside their existing care, with progress reviewed individually.
Arthritis
Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) may ease joint pain by focusing on inflammation regulation, pressure pain, nerve involvement and irritation. One set of frequencies may target calcification, fibrosis, and toxins, while another set focuses on frequencies regenerative to joints, cartilage, and connective tissues.
Back & Neck Pain
Persistent neck tension, an aching back or discomfort after an injury can make it hard to settle into any position. Monica reviews your history and symptoms before choosing suitable approaches, with attention to how pain affects movement, work and rest.
Tendon, ligament and shoulder pain
Rotator cuff problems, painful elbows and recurring tendon discomfort can interfere with reaching, lifting and sleeping. Monica may incorporate FSM or Avazzia into a broader plan focused on comfort, alongside appropriate strengthening and rehabilitation.
Women noticing changes around perimenopause or menopause can also explore their wider health and recovery needs, understanding that changes in hormones can play a role in vulnerability to these tissue injuries.
TMJ & Jaw Pain
A tight jaw, uncomfortable chewing and tension around the face can become exhausting. Monica offers complementary care for assessed jaw concerns, considering microcurrent alongside relaxation and practical support, with dental or other specialist care where needed.
RSD & CRPS
Living with CRPS can mean significant pain and sensitivity that affect daily life. Monica takes a holistic individual approach, discussing whether gentle complementary treatment is suitable alongside specialist pain management and rehabilitation.
Your tolerance and response guide each session.
Learn more about CRPS support here,
Shingles & Postherpatic Neuralgia
Lingering nerve pain after shingles can make clothing, touch and sleep uncomfortable. Monica takes a frequency based treatment approach alongside nutritional support.
A new shingles rash needs prompt medical assessment.
Explore support for pain after shingles here.
Hypermobility & EDS
Recurring strains, joint discomfort and fatigue can make finding the right balance of activity and rest difficult. Monica offers individually paced complementary care, with microcurrent considered for comfort alongside appropriate rehabilitation.
Sessions take account of sensitivity, daily demands and your existing care plan. Read more about hypermobility here.
Discomfort around scars
Tenderness, pulling or sensitivity around a healed scar can affect movement and comfort. Monica reviews your surgery or injury history before discussing suitable complementary approaches, taking the stage of healing and any medical advice into account.
Explore care for scars and adhesions here.
What happens in a session?
Your appointment begins with a discussion of your pain, health history and what you would like help with. Please bring relevant reports and details of medications and other treatments.
Monica explains the options and checks suitability before treatment. You can then settle comfortably while FSM, Avazzia or another agreed approach is applied.
Your feedback matters throughout. Follow-up care depends on how you respond and whether treatment is making a useful difference to your comfort and daily life.
Let’s talk about what’s been hurting
You don’t need to know which treatment to choose before getting in touch. A free 15-minute phone chat gives you time to explain your concerns, ask questions and discuss whether Monica’s approach could suit you. Appointments are available in Maroochydore on the Sunshine Coast.
Book a free 15-minute phone chat to get started.
Microcurrent and holistic therapies are offered as complementary care alongside appropriate medical assessment and rehabilitation.
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FSM Inquiries (New or Existing Clients)
Whether you're new to FSM or an existing client, you're welcome to reach out using the form. Let us know your reason for getting in touch, and we'll get back to you with the next steps.
Please note: FSM is a complementary therapy and should be used alongside regular medical and allied health care.