Cupping utilizes a negative pressure to lift the skin and connective tissues away from the body.

Cupping can result in overall decreased tension, promote cellular repair, and decrease pain by inhibiting pain signals traveling to the central nervous system.

Dry needling works by targeting your nervous system to alter the painful information coming from those areas.

The insertion of the needle creates a micro trauma which brings nutrient rich blood flow to the area and stimulates the bodys own nautral healing process.

IASTM works by recreating the body’s inflammatory response and stimulating soft tissue repair. IASTM is also thought to increase nutrient rich blood flow to the affected area. It can create benefits in pain, range of motion, and motor control.