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Target pain relief + improve mobility with dry needling.

Dry needling uses thin, sterile needles to target trigger points - tight, irritable spots within muscle tissue that contribute to pain, dysfunction, and restricted movement. While it may seem intimidating at first, the relief it provides can go a long way. And while it’s a tool that can be used as part of your physical therapy treatment plan, it is always optional.

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Beyond soft tissue mobilization

Dry needling is a manual therapy tool and treatment plan enhancement.

Also known as intramuscular stimulation, dry needling can make a significant improvement in pelvic floor tension, chronic pelvic pain, and low back and hip pain. If you’re a good fit, your therapist therapist will discuss it during your session, no separate appointment necessary.

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