DRY NEEDLING COURSE: Mike Monaghan’s osteopath is the course tutor.
Immediately acquire a new modality of treatment which can be used to effectively aid in improving a wide range of problems for your patients.It is an intensive practical course in dry needling, utilising up to date neurophysiological research
COURSE OUTLINE:
Neurophysiology of needling.
Pain and sensitization.
Thorough review of contraindications and safety aspects and relevant anatomy.
Very comprehensive note pack supplied with research papers, detailed book content.
PURPOSE: To introduce the therapist to the theoretical and practical skills required to apply needling in a safe and effective manner. Special requirements…The Therapist will need to arrange relevant professional indemnity insurance after seminar. General aims… course introduces student to…
SPECIFIC LEARNING OUTCOMES
ASSESSMENT: Continuous assessment during the weekend during practical sessions.
PERFORMANCE CRITERIA: Certificate of attendance and specific supervision of point insertion.
COST OF COURSE: A deposit is required to secure place. TBC
To reserve a place contact 0872513154 or email [email protected]
(Places are secured on a first come/ first served basis when deposits are received).
Registration will take place on Saturday morning from 9.30am.
DATES: TBC
Course will run Saturday from 10am to 5.30pm.
Sunday from 9.30am until approx 4pm. Details on accommodation locally can be provided if required.
Immediately acquire a new modality of treatment which can be used to effectively aid in improving a wide range of problems for your patients.It is an intensive practical course in dry needling, utilising up to date neurophysiological research
- Insurance will be available via Balens on provision of a certificate on completion of course.
- Course numbers are strictly limited to allow for the necessary clinical attention and practical support.
- It is not necessary to bring any equipment or materials for the weekend – all needles and materials will be provided.
COURSE OUTLINE:
Neurophysiology of needling.
Pain and sensitization.
Thorough review of contraindications and safety aspects and relevant anatomy.
- Practical
- Shoulder and neck
- Elbow
- Wrist
- Spinal points and Psoas
- Foot and ankle
- Knee
- Hip and pelvis.
Very comprehensive note pack supplied with research papers, detailed book content.
PURPOSE: To introduce the therapist to the theoretical and practical skills required to apply needling in a safe and effective manner. Special requirements…The Therapist will need to arrange relevant professional indemnity insurance after seminar. General aims… course introduces student to…
- The neurophysiology of dry needling.
- The up to date physiology of pain pathways
- Safety and contraindications.
- Technique and application of needling to major joints and treatment protocols.
SPECIFIC LEARNING OUTCOMES
- Obtain a background in the history of acupuncture.
- Understand the mechanics of how dry needling is effective.
- Understand the neurological pathways that dry needling affects.
- Understand the ways in which pain pathways become sensitised and how nerve pain can be treated.
- Understand how the endocrine and immune systems have roles in pain modulation.
- Be aware of the contraindications and dangers of dry needling, and be clear on what areas to avoid.
- Revision of trigger point location and physiology.
- The student will be able to locate and needle anatomical points in the wrist, elbow, shoulder, ankle, knee, neck and lower back.
ASSESSMENT: Continuous assessment during the weekend during practical sessions.
PERFORMANCE CRITERIA: Certificate of attendance and specific supervision of point insertion.
COST OF COURSE: A deposit is required to secure place. TBC
To reserve a place contact 0872513154 or email [email protected]
(Places are secured on a first come/ first served basis when deposits are received).
Registration will take place on Saturday morning from 9.30am.
DATES: TBC
Course will run Saturday from 10am to 5.30pm.
Sunday from 9.30am until approx 4pm. Details on accommodation locally can be provided if required.