Trigger Point Injections

Get rapid relief from tight, painful muscles and calm irritated nerves today with Trigger Point Injections.

Broadmead Physiotherapy is trusted by over 12,000 patients in Victoria, BC We direct bill extended health insurance plans. No referral needed.

What Are Trigger Point Injections (TPI)?

Trigger Point Injections (TPI) are injections into specific areas of the body using a hypodermic needle and local anaesthetic to relieve tight, painful muscles and can also help calm irritated nerves (often called Neural Therapy).

What is the difference between Trigger Point Injections (TPI) and Dry Needling or Intramuscular Stimulation IMS?

TPI is similar to dry needling or IMS – very fine needles are used during the procedure which produce a minimal amount of discomfort when penetrating the skin.

As the needle approaches the target area a muscle twitch response is elicited which usually results in a reduction of muscle tightness and pain. By releasing these tight muscle areas, it can also relieve pressure on irritated nerves.

CONDITIONS TREATED WITH TRIGGER POINT INJECTIONS (TPI)

Many forms of tight painful muscles can be successfully treated with Trigger Point Injections. Here are some more commonly treated conditions…

  • Arthritic conditions
  • Headaches
  • Back Pain
  • Chronic Tendonitis or Bursitis
  • Whiplash
  • Patellofemoral syndrome
  • Plantar fasciitis
  • Shin splints

YOUR VICTORIA Trigger Point Injections (TPI) TEAM

Dr. MJ Atkins

BscH, ND

IT’S TIME TO FEEL GOOD AGAIN…

It’s super frustrating when you are constantly aware of discomfort in your body and not feeling like yourself.

The good news is that Trigger Point Injections (TPI) can help!

Make an appointment today and get relief.

OUR PATIENTS ❤️ US

Julie
Julie
18:16 12 Feb 25
I always look forward to my visits here. The office staff are excellent!Paul is very thorough and thoughtful with his treatments. He has been treating my back pain with IMS therapy and it really helps the tight muscles.You might have to wait to get in to see him, but he is worth it!There are other excellent therapists in this practice.You won't be disappointed ❤read more
Bev McKay
Bev McKay
06:10 06 Feb 25
I felt that Ian thoroughly, and respectfully assessed my pain situation. He explained my injury and how I could get relief. He assigned exercises and explained how to do them so I could get the most benefit. Feel confident in his care.read more
Sarah McCabe
Sarah McCabe
07:37 31 Jan 25
Mary Wong is the best physiotherapist I have ever seen. She takes excellent care of all my ails, particularly as I work toward my strength training and stability goals. She is extremely knowledgeable and clearly loves her work. I can't recommend her enough.read more
Brett Fraser
Brett Fraser
19:14 29 Jan 25
I'd tried physio for the first time at another practice a few months ago and left very underwhelmed. A friend peer-pressured me into giving it another go with their practitioner, Mary Wong Colebrook.. what a difference. Took the time to explain what was going on with my back, laid out a plan as to how we're going to remedy it, used every minute of my appointment. Highly recommended.read more
Dagmar Leuenberger-Swift
Dagmar Leuenberger-Swift
05:13 21 Jan 25
Paul McIntyre is a professional, knowledgeable and kind man. He treats my husband with such dignity and compassion. He truly listens to what he is saying and offers such practical advice. His receptionists are equally as kind and caring.read more
Tony Elsdon
Tony Elsdon
05:41 15 Jan 25
Prior to today (1 year ago) I had a number of visits with Ian regarding a hip injury and found him to be very thorough in treating the injury and taking the time to explain how the treatments and exercises were going to help me.Today was my first visit for another injury and Ian was great in describing the possible reasons for my problem and his thoroughness in his first treatment and also his concern and direction in telling me to contact my doctor to order up some exams to make sure some of his concerns were looked into further.Thanks Ianread more