Integrative Dry Needling

✴️SUPRASCAPULAR NERVE✴️

The Suprascapular nerve is so important to the overall stability and integrity of the shoulder joint-- learn more about it here!

Happy Hand Therapy Week!✋

We are so proud of the cutting edge treatments our hand therapists are leading their profession with. 👐

We hope all of our hand therapists take the weekend to celebrate all their hard work to make sure their patients have the best quality of life they possibly can.

What patients say 😜 Not everything about patient care is light or even glamorous, but sometimes their commentary makes a hard days work a little brighter.

Comment below funny or insightful things that your patients have said before, during or after a dry needling treatment?

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Try your first Dry Needling experience! 👉

hover your finger in front of your screen to see what its like to get your finger dry needled!

🪡 Been needled before? Comment below what body region you first got dry needling on!

MWM 🤝 IDN = 🧠⚡

IDN & MWM combined together gives clinicians an edge over their peers by having a manual skillset that can influence the nervous system in ways no other modalities or manual therapies can.

💢 ✴️ CRANIAL NERVE IV: TROCHLEAR NERVE ✴️💢

Continuing with our series, we are 1/3 of the way through some of our most influential nerves!

The fourth cranial nerve, the trochlear nerve, is also involved in our ability to see, along with other cranial nerves (oculomotor and abducens for eye movement). Did you know it is responsible for being able to look towards your nose?

Needling should be treated just like any other soft tissue modality-- it should be followed by movement, so that your patient can learn how to move without pain, or with new range of motion. Without using the new found changes, your patient's body is losing a vital window of time to move more optimally in the long term.

Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome (MTSS): every runners worst nightmare. Can DN be effective in reducing pain and keeping your runner active and in sport? Let's see what the research says!