Practical Dry Needling Level One - Integrating Cervical, Lumbar, Extremities, Fascia, Scar and Tendon

Lecturer
Date
  • Saturday 28 February | 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
 
  • Sunday 1 March | 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
CEU's
  • 28 (16 for the course + 12 for e-Learning courses)
Price
  • Standard R4 600, Comm Service R4 300, R6 500 when paid at the same time for both Level One and Level Two

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Practical Dry Needling Level One - Integrating Cervical, Lumbar, Extremities, Fascia, Scar and Tendon

Course description

Theory will be presented as videos and online courses to be studied prior to the course.

Level One - 75% of the muscles in the Lumbar, Cervical and Extremities regions

Level Two – This will include the balance of the muscles and will specifically focus on the muscles considered to be of higher risk for complications.

Please note:  You are able to needle muscles taught, but will not be insured for the needling of muscles you have not been taught should a complication occur.

After completing Level One and Level Two, the practitioner should be able to:

  • Describe the anatomy of the involved muscles, including the action and innervations of these muscles;
  • Locate the trigger points in these muscles;
  • Come to a differential diagnosis;
  • Identify activating and perpetuating factors for each muscle;
  • Treat these trigger points using acupuncture Dry Needling;
  • Provide corrective action and advice to the patient; and
  • Prescribe home-based exercises to stretch and strengthen the involved muscles.

Testimonials


Thank you for a great 2-day course, dry needling was hands-on with great supervision and feedback in being effective in the techniques.  I recommend any Physio to apply for this course to add skills and enhance treatment sessions to your patients.  Lesedi Polo, Physiotherapist

It was a lot of fun, I learned so much and I strongly believe that I can use the newly acquired skills in my clinical area, Thank you.  
Carola Koch, Physiotherapist 

The dry needling course is such a huge part of Physio so it’s always enjoyable and interesting.  Dylan Kyle Coetzer, Physiotherapist