06/09/2026
This weekend, our pelvic floor clinician, Karlyn, spent her time advancing her skills through intensive training with the American Academy of Manipulative Therapy, focusing on dry needling!
What we love most is that every lecture, lab, and hands-on practice session was approached with one question in mind:
“How can this help our patients?”
At Pelvic Connections, continuing education isn’t about collecting certifications—it’s about expanding the tools we have to help our clients reach their goals more efficiently and effectively.
Dry needling can be a powerful adjunct to pelvic floor therapy, helping address muscle tension, trigger points, pain, movement restrictions, and the orthopedic contributors that often impact pelvic floor function. By improving the way the body moves and functions as a whole, we can continue to uncover and treat the true drivers behind symptoms—not just chase them.
We’re excited to bring even more options, more clinical reasoning, and more individualized care to the people who trust us with their health.
Please note: At this time, dry needling is only available at our Connecticut location. Due to current New York state laws and regulations, physical and occupational therapists are not permitted to perform dry needling in New York.
We did bring back tangible skills to utilize in both locations though! Including acupressure!
Because every course we take, every skill we learn, and every hour we invest is ultimately for you. 💚