Thin filament needling of trigger points and muscle tissue. Performed only by certified dry needling providers. Pairs with movement so the release holds.
Dry needling uses a thin monofilament needle to release tight muscle tissue and reset the neuromuscular pattern. It is performed only by clinicians with formal certification. It is not acupuncture.
Included inside a standard PT visit. Often pairs with manual therapy and a specific loading plan so the effect lasts past the session.
Upper trap and levator scapulae are the most common targets for neck pain.
Read the guide PillarQL and paraspinal release when those tissues are contributing to the pattern.
Read the guide MoreWorks throughout the body for stubborn trigger points and chronic tension.
See all conditionsDry needling is part of a real plan, not a magic fix. We decide together if it belongs in yours.
Dry needling with Logan for a traps knot that has been there for two years. I was skeptical. First session released it completely. It is night and day from massage. I will be back monthly.
Read morePlantar fasciitis that cortisone did not touch. Three dry needling sessions plus the calf program Tim gave me and I am running my morning loop again pain free. Actual evidence based treatment.
Read moreChronic glute medius tightness from running. Tim needles it every two weeks and walks me through strength work. The combo is the only thing that has actually worked.
Read moreFirst time getting needled. Provider explained everything. Felt weird for about ten seconds then my upper back felt like it had been unlocked. The release held because they also gave me exercises to reinforce it.
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