Orthopedic acupuncture insights from the clinic floor
Real clinical knowledge on trigger point therapy, dry needling, and sports medicine from Dr. Geno Diveley, L.Ac., DACM. Written for patients and practitioners in Northern Colorado who want the full picture.
30+ years of clinical knowledge, distilled into articles
Dr. Geno Diveley shares practical insights on orthopedic acupuncture, dry needling, and sports medicine — written for Windsor athletes and active adults looking for real answers.

Dry needling for hamstring strains
How targeted needle work restores range of motion and speeds recovery in Windsor runners.

Acupuncture for low back pain
A breakdown of how motor point therapy and trigger point release address chronic lumbar tension.

Sciatica nerve relief protocol
Step-by-step approach to piriformis release and nerve flossing using orthopedic acupuncture.

Golf performance and mobility
Why hip rotation and thoracic spine mobility matter more than strength for Windsor golfers.

Cupping for IT band tightness
Controlled suction therapy applied to lateral knee and hip for runners with chronic IT discomfort.

Myofascial release for neck pain
Manual therapy combined with dry needling to release suboccipital tension and restore cervical range.
The same trigger points cause most of the pain we treat. We just go after the right ones.
Most clinics treat symptoms. We treat the underlying trigger points and tension patterns that drive common musculoskeletal complaints like back pain, sciatica, and sports injuries.
Back pain and sciatica
Often originates in gluteals, piriformis, or lumbar multifidus. We find the source, not just the spot that hurts.

Neck and shoulder tension
Trigger points in levator scapulae and upper traps mimic disc issues. We release the muscle before blaming the joint.
Knee and hip dysfunction
Weakness or tightness in TFL, vastus medialis, or adductors alters gait. We correct the pattern, not just the ache.

Plantar fasciitis and foot pain
Often a referral from tight gastrocnemius or soleus. Treat upstream, and the heel starts to feel better.
Tennis and golfer's elbow
Wrist extensor or flexor overload. Dry needling the motor point resets the muscle tension without cortisone.

Headaches and TMJ tension
Referral patterns from SCM, trapezius, and masseter cause most cervicogenic headaches. We treat the muscles, not the symptom.
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