• Dry Needling is often confused with acupuncture. While acupuncture is amazing, this is different.

• Dry needling is an amazing treatment which uses small monofilament needles to positively impact muscle tissue, nerves, joints, and the autonomic nervous system.

• It can target trigger points and painful tissues, reducing muscle tightness and discomfort

• often used with electrical stimulation to enhance results

• Stubborn pain that won’t go away with other interventions

• Neck and back pain, sciatica, radiculopathy

• Muscle tightness, muscle strains, tendonitis

• Headaches, Migraines

• TMJ dysfunction, Jaw pain

• Golfers elbow, tennis elbow and other elbow pain 

• Joint pain and arthritis

• Running injuries

• Maximizes athletic potential, promotes recovery, and reduces soreness between workouts

• Calms the nervous system

• Improves range of motion in your joints that are restricted by muscle tightness

• Increases muscle activation post needling, to then increase strength and power

• Reduces swelling and improves lymphatic system circulation

I require an evaluation prior to starting dry needling so I am able to get a full picture into your health, your body, and concerns. Dry needling can be done on the evaluation, if appropriate, and can be included in all PT follow up sessions.