Dry needling in Grimes

certified Dry needling specialist
Muscle tightness, trigger points, or deep aches holding you back? At Resilience Physical Therapy, dry needling is one of the advanced tools we use to treat pain and tension right at its source. It’s precise, effective, and part of a personalized plan designed to get you moving and feeling better—fast.
Your Care Starts with a Full Evaluation
Before dry needling begins, you’ll receive a full physical therapy assessment. We’ll take a close look at your posture, movement, strength, and overall function to understand what’s really going on. This ensures that dry needling is the right fit and helps us build a safe, effective treatment strategy around your specific needs.
What Is Dry Needling?
Dry needling is a technique that involves placing very thin, sterile needles into tight, overactive muscles—specifically into what are called trigger points. These are small knots that can refer pain, limit movement, and cause discomfort both locally and in other areas of the body.
By targeting these trigger points, dry needling helps reduce muscle tension, improve circulation, calm irritated nerves, and encourage natural healing—all without medication or invasive procedures.
conditions we treat with dry needling
Dry needling can be highly effective for a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, including:
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Chronic muscle tightness and soreness
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Neck and back pain
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Tension headaches and migraines
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Shoulder pain and rotator cuff issues
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Hip, glute, and leg pain
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TMJ and jaw dysfunction
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Myofascial pain syndrome
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Repetitive strain and sports injuries
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Poor posture-related muscle imbalances
We often use dry needling in combination with hands-on therapy, strength and mobility training, and movement education for long-lasting results.
Advanced Training You Can Trust
Our clinicians are Certified Manual Trigger Point Therapists, meaning they’ve completed:
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75+ hours of hands-on dry needling instruction
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A comprehensive written exam
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A live practical exam to demonstrate clinical skill and safety
This advanced credential ensures that your treatment is delivered with precision, expertise, and attention to your comfort and goals.
Let’s Work Together Toward Relief
If muscle pain or tension is holding you back, dry needling may help you find relief and restore your quality of life. Reach out to Resilience Physical Therapy to schedule your evaluation and learn if this treatment is right for you.