Close-up of a practitioner's hands performing dry needling on a patient's forearm in a clinical setting
CARPAL TUNNEL RELIEF

Carpal Tunnel Relief in Windsor, CO — Without Surgery

Dr. Geno Diveley, L.Ac., DACM, treats carpal tunnel syndrome with motor point acupuncture, trigger point dry needling, and electroacupuncture at 624 Main St. #3, Windsor, CO 80550. One-on-one sessions. No assistants. No rushed appointments.

UNDERSTANDING THE CONDITION

Carpal tunnel syndrome isn't just a wrist problem

Carpal tunnel often starts much higher than the wrist. The median nerve travels from your neck, through the shoulder, and down the forearm before reaching the carpal tunnel. Myofascial restrictions and trigger points anywhere along that pathway — especially in the scalenes, pectoralis minor, and forearm flexors — can create nerve entrapment that feels like a wrist problem. Dr. Diveley examines the full kinetic chain, not just the wrist, to find and release the real source of your symptoms.

SIX MODALITIES. ONE SESSION.

How we treat carpal tunnel at Acumotion Sports Therapy

We target the nerves, muscles, and fascia driving your carpal tunnel symptoms with precise, non-surgical techniques. Every session is one-on-one with Dr. Diveley — no assistants, no rushed appointments, just focused care.

Acupuncturist placing a thin needle at a motor point on a patient's forearm

Motor Point Acupuncture

Direct median nerve pathway stimulation to reset overactive nerve signals causing numbness and tingling.

Therapist dry needling the fascia of a patient's wrist and palm

Trigger Point Dry Needling

Releases tight trigger points in the forearm flexors, pronator teres, and scalenes that compress the median nerve.

Therapist performing myofascial release on a patient's forearm

Myofascial Release

Manual therapy to ease fascial tension through the wrist, forearm, and shoulder — the full kinetic chain.

Electroacupuncture device attached to needles on a patient's forearm

Electroacupuncture

Mild electrical current paired with needles to calm nerve inflammation, reduce pain, and boost local blood flow.

Cupping therapy cups placed on a patient's forearm

Cupping Therapy

Decompresses myofascial restrictions in the forearm, upper back, and shoulder to improve circulation and mobility.

Therapist demonstrating a nerve-gliding exercise to a patient

One-on-One Care with Dr. Diveley

Every session is with Dr. Diveley, DACM. No assistants, no group rooms, no rushed visits — just focused, expert care.

PATIENT SUCCESS

Real outcomes from Windsor and Northern Colorado carpal tunnel patients

Real outcomes from Windsor and Northern Colorado neighbors who found lasting relief with motor point acupuncture and targeted dry needling.

I had tingling in my fingers for months and was worried about surgery. After a few sessions of motor point acupuncture and dry needling, the numbness in my thumb finally started to fade.

Mark T., carpal tunnel patient in Windsor

Mark T.

Windsor resident, former carpal tunnel patient

As a graphic designer, my hands are my livelihood. The targeted dry needling and myofascial release let me work full days again without the constant burning in my wrist.

Sarah K., graphic designer and carpal tunnel patient

Sarah K.

Graphic designer, Fort Collins

Three months of night splints did nothing. Dr. Diveley found the tight muscles in my forearm that were actually compressing the nerve — and that's when the pain started to break up.

James R., engineer and carpal tunnel patient

James R.

Mechanical engineer, Loveland

I'm a construction foreman and gripping tools was getting impossible. A series of treatments targeting the forearm and wrist got me back to work without the constant shooting pains.

Dave M., construction foreman and carpal tunnel patient

Dave M.

Construction foreman, Timnath

I was skeptical, but after trying everything else with no luck, this was the one thing that made a real difference. The grip strength in my hand came back noticeably.

Emily W., nurse and carpal tunnel patient

Emily W.

Registered nurse, Berthoud

The Sunday hours are a lifesaver. I had a flare-up before a big presentation and Dr. Diveley got me in quickly and calmed the symptoms down.

Alex P., sales manager and carpal tunnel patient

Alex P.

Sales manager, Johnstown

CARPAL TUNNEL FAQ

Frequently asked questions about carpal tunnel treatment

Answers to common questions from Windsor carpal tunnel patients.

Therapist's hands applying acupuncture needles to a patient's wrist for carpal tunnel relief

Stop letting carpal tunnel control your work and sleep

Dr. Diveley will assess your grip, wrist mobility, and nerve response, then map a personalized treatment plan. Same-day and Sunday appointments available at 624 Main St. #3, Windsor, CO 80550. Call 970-344-8076 or book online.

Call 970-344-8076