St. John's Services Rehabilitation Dry Needling

Dry Needling

Integrative Dry Needling

Integrative dry needling, or dry needle therapy, is a highly effective form of physical therapy for the treatment of musculoskeletal and neuromuscular conditions. Dry needling uses thin filiform needles inserted into muscular trigger points to help relieve pain and improve range of motion. The procedure allows the therapist to reach tissues otherwise not within reach during other methods of physical therapy.

Ben Butcher, PT, DPT, CIDN HSHS St. John's TherapyCare Rochester, IL	Gary Gummerman, PT, MPT,   CIDN HSHS St. John's TherapyCare Chatham, IL	Gail Johnson, PT, MPT, OCS,  CCCE, CIDN HSHS St. John's TherapyCare West Washington Street Springfield, IL
Lauren Ladd, PT, DPT, CIDN HSHS St. John's TherapyCare West Washington Street Springfield, IL	Jill McNeil, PT, MPT, CCE, CIDN HSHS St. John's TherapyCare South Sixth Street Springfield, IL	Kelly Neumann, PT, DPT, CIDN HSHS St. John's TherapyCare Chatham, IL

Conditions & Treatments

Treatable conditions include, but are not limited to:

Arthrofibrosis
Bursitis
Elbow pain (tennis elbow and golfer’s elbow)
Fasciitis
Headache (migraines and tension-type headaches)
Jaw pain (TMJ)

Neck and back pain (including whiplash and sciatica)
Muscle strain injuries (rotator cuff, hip flexor, hamstring and calf)
Nerve entrapments (carpal, cubital, radial, tarsal tunnels and thoracic outlet syndrome)
Post concussion
Shin splints
Synovitis
Tendinopathies
Torticollis