Headaches present in our clinics in many different fashions ranging from eye pain, tension in the base of the skull, and even accompanied by nausea, vomiting and sensitivity to light. Different types of headaches may require a combination of multiple forms of treatment, but manual therapy and dry needling have been shown to play a diagnostic and effective role in reducing symptoms. The first step in treating various forms of headaches is to identify the type of headache in which the patient presents.

Welcome to Women’s Health Month! This month, we celebrate women’s incredible strength, resilience, and vitality everywhere. It’s a time to prioritize your well-being and take proactive steps toward better health. Women often prioritize the health of those around them, but focusing on their needs is equally important.  One common condition women suffer from is lumbopelvic

Chronic pain is a heavy load that can range from fibromyalgia to back pain and frequently prompts people to look for efficient alleviation. Many patients wanting relief for chronic pain still look for complementary therapies that address the underlying source of their pain, even if conventional treatments like medicine and physical therapy have certain advantages. Dry needling has become a viable method in recent years, offering specific pain alleviation to individuals with chronic pain.