Dr. Krysten Jacobs and Dr. Matthew Jacobs  are CERTIFIED to practice Dry Needling. They received extensive, rigorous training during this certification process. Its specific procedures are based on neuroanatomy science that uses sterile, filiform needles to release trigger points in various muscle regions. It helps to decrease pain, lessen muscle tension, increase mobility, and restore normal muscle and joint function. Dry Needling increases blood flow to the treated areas to promote enhanced healing. When needed, Dry Needling is best used in combination with chiropractic adjustments. It can treat a variety of conditions, including:

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• Achilles tendinitis

• Ankle injuries

• Bursitis

• Carpal tunnel

• Disc and nerve issues

• Elbow injuries

• Fibromyalgia

• Frozen shoulder

• Hip and glute injuries

• Knee injuries

• Migraines and headaches

• Muscle strains

• Neck, midback and low back pain

• Plantar fasciitis

• Sciatica

• Shoulder injuries

• TMJ