We offer dry needling as a highly effective treatment to help relieve muscle tension, reduce pain, and promote faster healing.
What is Dry Needling?
Dry needling is a therapeutic technique where very thin, sterile needles are gently inserted into tight or knotted muscles — often called “trigger points.” The goal is to release muscle tension, improve blood flow, and reset the body’s natural healing processes. Despite using similar tools, dry needling is not acupuncture. It is based on modern science and the understanding of muscles, nerves, and how they work together.
Dry needling is a therapeutic technique where very thin, sterile needles are gently inserted into tight or knotted muscles — often called “trigger points.” The goal is to release muscle tension, improve blood flow, and reset the body’s natural healing processes. Despite using similar tools, dry needling is not acupuncture. It is based on modern science and the understanding of muscles, nerves, and how they work together.
How Does Dry Needling Help?
Dry needling can be beneficial for:
Dry needling can be beneficial for:
- Muscle pain and tightness
- Sports injuries
- Neck, back, and shoulder pain
- Headaches and migraines
- Tendonitis and joint problems
- Chronic pain conditions
Is Dry Needling Safe?
Yes! Dry needling is a safe, well-researched technique when performed by trained practitioners. Our team uses precise, gentle methods to ensure you feel comfortable throughout the process. Most patients feel little to no discomfort during treatment — and many experience immediate relief afterward.
Yes! Dry needling is a safe, well-researched technique when performed by trained practitioners. Our team uses precise, gentle methods to ensure you feel comfortable throughout the process. Most patients feel little to no discomfort during treatment — and many experience immediate relief afterward.
What to Expect
During your dry needling session, we’ll carefully assess the areas causing discomfort. The needles are inserted briefly or left in place for a few minutes, depending on your individual needs. Some people feel a small twitch or mild ache — that’s a good sign the muscle is relaxing!
During your dry needling session, we’ll carefully assess the areas causing discomfort. The needles are inserted briefly or left in place for a few minutes, depending on your individual needs. Some people feel a small twitch or mild ache — that’s a good sign the muscle is relaxing!
We often use dry needling alongside chiropractic care, stretching, and rehabilitation exercises to deliver the best results for your health and recovery.
Therapists providing this service
We have the pleasure of working with many lovely people. Here is who will be working with you to provide this treatment.
