Dry needling is a therapeutic approach focused on the restoration of muscles, tendons, and soft tissues to address and heal the root causes of dysfunction and pain, not just the symptoms. This technique, distinct from acupuncture, is rooted in modern medical science and is widely used in various medical fields like orthopedics and chiropractic care. Recognized over 50 years ago for its effectiveness in improving tissue healing and reducing pain, dry needling is a complementary tool to chiropractic care, exercises, and anti-inflammatory treatments, beneficial for a variety of conditions affecting different parts of the body, suitable for everyone from athletes to the elderly.

What conditions can dry needling treat?

• Plantar Fasciitis
• Achilles Tendonitis
• Patella Tendonitis
• Ankle Sprains
• MCL and LCL Sprains
• IT Band Syndrome
• Back Pain
• Trigger Points
• Rotator Cuff Tendonitis
• Tennis Elbow & Golfer’s Elbow
• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

To address specific conditions effectively, a comprehensive evaluation is key, focusing on identifying the root cause for targeted treatment. Dry needling, among various therapeutic approaches, is particularly effective for soft tissue healing and can be combined with other treatments to enhance alignment and recovery. This method suits those seeking alternative solutions for persistent pain, leveraging the body’s natural healing capabilities through a range of conservative care techniques.