Dry needling therapy is delivered with fine needles (monofilament needles) that are inserted into trigger points, tendons, ligaments, or near nerves to stimulate a healing response.  Dry needling can be used for treatment of various musculoskeletal conditions and athletic injuries resulting in soft tissue damage and/or tendon disorders.

Common Uses:

• Neck pain

• Back Pain

• Knee pain

• Hip pain

• Headaches

• Tendonitis

• Plantar fasciitis

• Athletic injuries

For more information contact our Dry Needling specialists:

• Amy Boyer, MPT, ATC, Cert. DN

• Jean Momorella, MPT, CSCS, Cert. DN

• Jodie Stellern, MPT, Cert TPDN

• Kelsey Rosenmeier, PT, DPT

• Carter White, PT, DPT, OCS, COMT