06/26/2026
Friday afternoon fun: 🪡 Jennifer Lowe, DPT dry needling in the office today.
Dry needling involves inserting very thin needles into tight, irritated muscle “trigger points” to release tension, calm pain signals, and activate your body’s natural healing response. Electrical stimulation can be added to help with neuromuscular retraining. It’s not acupuncture, though they use the same needles. This is a physical therapy technique grounded in anatomy and neuromuscular science.
For folks dealing with acute injury recovery (like me 💪), chronic muscle tightness, nagging joint pain, headaches, or that one stubborn knot that just won’t quit, dry needling can be a gamechanger when added to stretching and strengthening.
We’re so glad to have Jennifer’s expertise here in the office! If you’ve been living with pain that just won’t budge, she might be your new best friend. 🌱