Due to its complexity, fibromyalgia requires a multifaceted treatment approach. A person with fibromyalgia will see many practitioners to address the different facets of the condition, this may include their GP, Rheumatologist, Psychologist and manual therapists including, Exercise Physiologist, Chiropractor, Physiotherapist and/or Massage Therapist. At Bare Motion, we follow the American Pain Society Guidelines for Fibromyalgia Management. The APS splits the management into pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic. Bare Motion, as an integrated and allied health practice will work closely, with your GP’s and specialists to manage the non-pharmacologic side of treatment. Unfortunately, there is no cure for fibromyalgia however, our team of practitioners will strive to find the best management for you and your symptoms. There is considerable evidence to support education on pain management and self-management programs, and for aerobic exercise within your limits. There is moderate evidence to support muscle strengthening programs and clinician assisted treatments such as chiropractic manipulation and therapeutic massage (helpful for pain relief due to analgesic effects). The best evidence supports a multidisciplinary approach that involves two or more strategies aiming to decrease pain and improve function.