The Advanced Dry Needling Course goes well beyond Trigger Point Dry Needling!

Participants will be provided with an evidence informed approach to the underlying neurophysiological mechanisms of this modality.

This one-day practical workshop explores dry needling applications for numerous clinical presentations, and will broaden your understanding of the various physiological effects of dry needling.
You’ll be given skills and knowledge to apply new principles in various areas of the body (not just muscles!).

This course will also significantly improve confidence in dry needling higher risk areas and teach you how to integrate objective measures and exercise into your clinical consultations.

This course brings the scientific literature on dry needling to life, demonstrating exactly how you can utilise many contemporary and novel approaches to needling in clinical practice.

Learning outcomes:

Understand deep spinal anatomy and apply deep spinal segmental dry needling targeting the management of vertebral hypomobility and sensitization.	Integrate objective measures with dry needling by using handheld algometry and dynamometry to assess for indications and effectiveness of dry needling applications.
Enhance confidence and safety by performing deep dry needling techniques, in the thoracic spine, lumbar spine and cervical spine, ensuring safe and effective practice.	Integrate the use of anatomy software to gain a comprehensive understanding of 3D and cross-sectional anatomy.
Perform dry needling techniques that complement movement-based rehabilitation and exercise programs, grounded in neurophysiological explanations and pain science principles.	Develop the ability to use dry needling in the treatment of problematic scar tissue, to reduce sensitivity and improve movement of associated tissues.
Use dry needling to interface with the fascia specifically, utilising specific fascial loading techniques to trigger change in sensation and the mobility of the fascia itself.	Develop proficiency in dry needling applications specifically tailored for ligamentous injuries to enhance recovery.
Improve your ability to assess peripheral and central sensitization and apply appropriate dry needling interventions.	Perform dry needling for neurological conditions including spasticity and contractures.
Improve treatment outcomes and effectiveness with needling technique and stimulation approaches.	Build a thorough understanding and improved confidence in the application of dry needling for several clinical presentations.

If you have already completed dry needling training and want to dramatically improve your scope and understanding dry needling, then this is the course for you.

➕ PLUS!

After completing this course you will receive a lifetime access to our video review library via our online learning platform.

This is a fantastic opportunity for:

Physiotherapists
Osteopaths
Myotherapists
Remedial Massage Therapists
Chiropractors
Exercise Physiologists.

This Advanced Dry Needling course is not a beginner workshop and only those who have already undertaken basic training in dry needling should apply.

Super Early Bird tickets available until 23rd February 2025.

Early Bird tickets available until 20th April 2025.

ACE provides Payment Plans as an option on our courses, to find out about how to apply for a Payment Plan, read our policy on this HERE.

For more information on our Cancellation Policy, please click HERE.

The ability to repeat any course for free is a unique offering here at ACE. We do however have some requirements around this. Please read the Course Repeat Policy HERE.

If you need to travel to attend this course, please check with the organiser prior to booking flights etc to ensure that registrations have reached a viable level for the course to proceed. It is rare that courses need to be cancelled or postponed, but we want to avoid any unnecessary disruption to your plans.

English Language: Please note that proficiency in written and verbal communication in English is essential for participation in ACE courses. Being able to understand and communicate clearly in English is a requirement for safety purposes, and to ensure that you and your fellow students get the most out of your learning experience. If it is deemed that your English proficiency is not suitable for safe participation in the course, this may result in your registration being cancelled and you may not be eligible for a refund.