Types of Treatment
Trigger Point Dry Needling
Trigger Point Dry Needling (TDN) is a physical therapy treatment technique that utilizes filament needles to make changes in myofascial trigger points.
Myofascial trigger points are "knots" in muscles that can contribute to pain and decreased muscle function. TDN is an effective tool in the hand of a physical therapist managing soft tissue injuries, disorders and pain.
Free Screen on Us
We offer complimentary screens at all BRPT locations. If you’ve been dealing with a nagging injury or persistent pain, don’t wait any longer.
What Can Trigger Point Dry Needling at BRPT Do For You?
- Resolve seemingly hopeless issues, particularly for those who are dealing with chronic or persistent pain
- Allow you to perform daily tasks, attend work, and participate in activities you love, without pain
- See initial responses immediately
- Return to your optimal level of function very quickly
All BRPT locations offer TDN treatment by Certified therapists.
Don’t wait. Free yourself now from your physical limitations.
Here's what some of our patients had to say
My pain was so bad it was impacting my running and making my training very difficult and painful. With their help I was able to achieve my goal of qualifying for the Boston Marathon! I am so thankful to all the staff for all they did for me and making me feel like I was…
Cortney H.
BPRT Lake Patient
This place is amazing. The people are outstanding. I love the way they explain what to do and why and will remind you when you forget. They are kind and realize you may be hurting. They are always timely and friendly. I thank all of you.
Patti B.
BPRT Lake Patient
Best place ever. I had at least 4 separate injuries/surgeries where I needed therapy for my knee and back. Each time Tyler, Seth and crew got me back on track. You can’t beat their personal attention to your specific needs.
Joe S.
BPRT Lake Patient
Find out if Dry Needling Therapy is right for you.
Schedule an appointment or call us at (225) 206-5292 to discuss more options.
