Dry Needling, Cupping & Kinesiotaping

About Dry Needling

What is Dry Needling ?

Involves the use of fine needles at targeted muscle pain sites. Dry needling involves placing thin, sterile needles into trigger points (tight knots in muscles) with the objective of releasing tension, reducing pain, and improving movement. Dry needling varies from acupuncture; it is based on Western anatomy and is related to musculoskeletal pain.

About Cupping Therapy

What is Cupping Therapy?

A suction-based therapy to promote healing. Cupping uses special cups placed on the skin to create suction. This suction will improve blood flow, decrease muscle rigidity, and facilitate tissue recovery. Cupping can leave temporary circular marks on the skin, which are part of the normal healing process.

About Kinesiotaping

What is Kinesiotaping?

Elastic tape that supports, but does not restrict. Kinesiotape is a stretchable tape that is placed directly on to the muscle or joint with the purpose of supporting the area of concern, reducing swelling, and providing body awareness (proprioception). Kinesiotaping supports movement while encouraging healing and reducing the risk of further injury.

How it Works

Easy Procedure Treatments

1. Diagnosis

We evaluate your posture, movement and symptoms in order to address the cause.

2. Structural Realignment

Gentle hands-on techniques are used to relieve tension and realign the body.

3. Healing

Pain lessens, mobility they gain and then your body starts to heal on its own.

Benefit

Why Choose These Treatments?

Feel better, move freely, and restore your body’s natural balance.