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Reviewing the Pathophysiology of Chronic Pain
A deep dive into the modern pathophysiology of chronic pain, explaining how sensitization, neuroplasticity, immune signaling, and psychosocial factors interact to sustain pain. Understand how acupuncture and dry needling can help with chronic pain.
Pain and the Immune System
New research shows chronic pain is shaped by immuneโnervous system interactions. Understand neuroinflammation, pain sensitization, and what this means for treatment.
Fascia Release: What Actually Helps
Foam rolling, massage guns, stretching, and fascia toolsโwhat actually works? Learn what fascia release really means, what helps long term, and whatโs often overhyped.
Fascia and the Nervous System
Stress can change muscle tone and pain sensitivity. Learn how the nervous system interacts with fascia, why stiffness fluctuates, and how acupuncture and dry needling may help.
How to Tell If Fascia Is Causing Your Pain or Stiffness
Not all stiffness comes from tight muscles. Learn common signs fascia may be contributing to pain, why symptoms feel diffuse or persistent, and how myofascial care can help.
Fascia vs Muscle
Learn the key differences between fascia and muscle, why โtight musclesโ are often a myofascial issue, and what actually helps improve movement and reduce stiffness.
What is Fascia?
What is fascia and why does it matter for pain, stiffness, and movement? Learn how fascia works, how it differs from muscle, and why the myofascial system matters for recovery and performance.
Acupuncture and Dry Needling Terms
Learn more about common acupuncture and dry needling terms, as well as related movement, anatomy, and trigger point terminology in our detailed glossary
Finding Myofascial Trigger Points
Discover a step-by-step approach to identifying hidden myofascial trigger points, resolving perpetuating factors, and empowering patients with effective self-care.
Exploring the Uses of Myofascial Release Therapy
Discover how myofascial release therapy can effectively be a part of treatment for chronic pain, fibromyalgia, sports injuries, headaches, stroke recovery, and cancer pain.