Dry needling and acupuncture use the same needle, target the same tissue, and produce the same physiological response. The difference is that acupuncture has been doing it for over two thousand years, within a system sophisticated enough that it takes four or five modern neuroanatomical concepts working together just to approximate what classical medicine described as a single unified framework. Dry needling is one technique. Acupuncture is the system it came from.

Acupuncture has been shown as an effective treatment for stress incontinence.

Traditional medicine for pain, inflammation and immune support.

The Benefits and Effects of Massage for Artists & Musicians

Relief for the Creative Individual

By Ian Green MFA, LMT

Repetitive motions, long hours, lack of sleep, stressful deadlines, strain from heavy materials, depression...these are the common symptoms that artists deal with from day to day. -and we wouldn't have it any other way! But what often gets lost in the process of being creative is the attention and care toward one’s own body and mind.

Learn more about this unique and helpful treatment.