Glenn has helped me so much, I regularly see him for treatment and look forward to my appointments so much I don’t think I could function otherwise. He has extensive knowledge in all things remedial and a whole lot more too. I couldn’t recommend him enough.
Angela S
No referral is required to see Glenn for dry needling.
Yes — Glenn is a registered provider and HICAPS is available for on-the-spot claims.
No — while both use fine needles, acupuncture is based on traditional Chinese medicine, while dry needling is a modern, evidence-based practice targeting muscle trigger points.
Most people feel only a brief twitch or mild ache when the needle activates the muscle. Any discomfort usually passes quickly.