Don’t let pain and tightness hold you back. Get relief with a dry needling session.
When you have muscle tension or pain that won’t let up, you might feel frustrated if you cannot find the right solution. You may have tried a massage, stretching, or some other method for relief, and when those did not provide results, you may have accepted the issue as a part of your life, even if it decreases your mobility.
You deserve a treatment that puts you on a path to healing so you can continue to do the things you love without pain.
Healthy tissue is essential for optimal performance. Ensure your wellbeing so you can maintain the hobbies and other activities you enjoy.
Whether you sit at a desk all day or carry tension in your shoulders, poor posture can affect many areas of your life. Release the muscle tension preventing you from correcting your posture.
Decrease muscle tone through needling so you can move the way you want or need to.
Whether you have acute or chronic tendonitis or are an athlete recovering from a muscle strain, ensure your muscles are healing properly with a needling treatment.
Still unsure whether our dry needling sessions are right for you? Here are some client success stories.
- Michele Cantley
- Scott Myers, Sports Management
Dry needling is the use of a stainless-steel needle inserted into a muscle or tendon to generate a desired effect. Read more about dry needling here.
No, the needles used during dry needling are a monofilament, meaning that they are solid. In fact, the needle is just slightly bigger than a human hair!
Dry needles can be inserted into the majority of muscles and tendons. You will be assessed thoroughly by your provider prior to needling to ensure the proper muscles will be treated for your specific painful areas.
Dry needling typically feels like a deep pressure. There may be a twitch in the muscle, but don't be alarmed, this is normal. Due to the size of the needle, it is much less invasive than an injection. Following your session, you may have some soreness, but that typically lasts for 24-48 hours.
Dry needling is usually not covered by health insurance, but our physical therapists will work with you to ensure you receive treatment in your budget.
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When your muscles finally relax during a needling treatment, the relief can be euphoric. With less stress, you can go about your day with confidence and the freedom to move however you need to.