Targeted Pain Relief Clinic
February 21, 2026
Atlas Physical Therapy & Performance is opening it’s doors on Saturday, February 21 from 10 AM to 5 PM to bring you a Targeted Pain Relief Clinic- a limited-availability clinic day focused entirely on dry needling to help relieve pain, reduce muscle tension, and improve movement.
This clinic is designed for individuals dealing with stubborn tightness, recurring pain, or movement restrictions who want focused, one-on-one care from a licensed physical therapist. Each session is fully customized based on a comprehensive evaluation to ensure treatment is safe, targeted, and aligned with your goals.
Whether you’re an athlete, an active adult, or simply dealing with everyday aches and pains, this event offers a streamlined, effective approach to recovery in a focused clinical setting.
Spots are limited and fill quickly.
What to Expect
Each Targeted Pain Relief Clinic session is 40 minutes and led one-on-one by a licensed physical therapist.
Your session will include:
Comprehensive evaluation
We’ll discuss your symptoms, movement limitations, and goals to identify the root cause of your pain.
Personalized treatment plan
Based on your evaluation, your physical therapist will determine which areas of the body are appropriate for dry needling.
Targeted dry needling
Treatment is tailored to your specific needs and performed using sterile, single-use needles.
Guidance & next steps
You’ll receive individualized recommendations for movement, recovery, and follow-up care as needed.
This all-inclusive package is $99 and includes the full evaluation and all dry needling performed during your session- there are no additional charges per needle or treatment area.
Schedule Your Appointment
Where to Find Us
Inside CrossFit Frontier
108 w 18th Street
Cheyenne, WY, 82001
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime. If you’re feeling ready, go ahead and schedule.
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Dry needling is a skilled physical therapy technique where a thin, sterile needle is used to target tight or irritated muscles (trigger points). The goal is to reduce pain, improve movement, and restore normal muscle function by addressing the root cause of discomfort.
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Reduces Pain: Dry needling helps calm overactive muscles and reduce pain by improving blood flow and decreasing muscle tension. Many people notice relief quickly, especially for stubborn or chronic pain.
Improves Mobility: Tight muscles can limit how you move. Dry needling helps muscles relax so joints can move more freely- making daily activities and workouts feel easier.
Supports Performance: When muscles move and fire properly, you move better. Dry needling can help improve muscle activation, movement quality, and overall performance.
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Dry needling is commonly used for:
Muscle tightness and trigger points
Neck, shoulder, back, and hip pain
Headaches related to muscle tension
Sports and overuse injuries
Limited mobility or stiffness
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Most people describe dry needling as mildly uncomfortable rather than painful. You may feel a brief ache, twitch, or pressure in the muscle, which typically subsides quickly. Your therapist will communicate with you throughout the session to ensure your comfort.
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It’s normal to experience mild to moderate muscle soreness, tightness, or fatigue in the treated area for 24–48 hours, similar to post-workout soreness. Some people feel immediate relief, while others notice improvements over the next 24–72 hours as the muscle relaxes and movement improves.
To support recovery, we recommend staying hydrated, doing gentle movement or light stretching, and avoiding intense workouts for 24 hours. Heat or ice may be used based on comfort. Mild bruising can occur but is uncommon and typically resolves within a few days.
If you experience severe pain, unusual swelling, redness, or symptoms lasting longer than 72 hours, please contact your therapist so we can check in and guide you appropriately.
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Dry needling may not be appropriate for individuals who are:
Pregnant (certain areas)
Have a bleeding disorder or are on certain blood thinners
Have a needle phobia
Have active infections or open wounds in the treatment area
Your therapist will review your health history before treatment.
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Yes. Dry needling is safe when performed by trained, licensed physical therapists using sterile, single-use needles. We perform a thorough assessment to ensure dry needling is appropriate for you.