Dry Needling

This in-clinic intervention involves the strategic insertion of fine, sterile needles into specific trigger points (often described by patients as “knots”) within muscles, tendons, or connective tissues.

The goal is to alleviate pain, restore function, and accelerate the body’s natural healing process by targeting the underlying sources of discomfort.

Dry needling is particularly effective for recovery from injury or surgery and managing chronic conditions like back or neck pain or repetitive strain injuries.

Patients often have less pain and better mobility within just a few sessions. For many patients, dry needling offers additional relief and improved function when progress has plateaued with other therapies, providing a valuable complement to their overall treatment plan.

This credential signifies that your therapist is a highly skilled, autonomous practitioner, equipped with advanced clinical competence in applying Functional Dry Needling®.

Through this rigorous certification, your therapist refined critical thinking, clinical decision-making, and psychomotor skills to apply dry needling strategically, ensuring optimal outcomes for each patient.

This comprehensive understanding of both clinical application and the latest evidence means you benefit from the highest standard of care.

Please note that dry needling is available only as an in-clinic service and cannot be performed during mobile or at-home appointments. This restriction ensures that the procedure is carried out in a controlled, sterile environment with all necessary safety protocols and equipment in place. 

To learn more about how dry needling can be integrated into your rehabilitation plan, please reach out to our clinic for a comprehensive assessment and to discuss your individual goals.