The Functional Dry Needling (FDN) Level 1 course gives clinicians the tools to elevate their practice to a new level of patient care. This foundational Functional Dry Needling course of study teaches the insertion of fine filament needles into neuromuscular junctions/motor points, stimulating the muscle, and bringing unbelievable pain relief and significantly improved function to athletes and patients who have been suffering for years.

FDN Level 1 teaches important dry needling techniques and involves ample lab time to test, practice and perfect the art and science of Functional Dry Needling so you can offer this to your patients the very next day. Musculature taught in the introductory level involves areas of the hip, lower extremity, thigh, upper extremity, shoulder, lumbar spine and cervical spine. A strong emphasis on safety and precaution is reinforced, as well as clinical application, research, history of dry needling, and relevant case study.

Credit

— 2 Day —
Contact Hours: 29 – 10 online & 19 on-site

— 3 Day —
Contact Hours: 37 – 10 online & 27 on-site

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Course Objectives/Outcomes

• Upon completion of this introductory-level course, each practitioner will understand trigger points and the clinical presentation of neuromuscular dysfunction.
• They will demonstrate competency in dry needling of the muscles covered and will understand indications, contraindications, precautions and complications associated with Functional Dry Needling.
• Participants must achieve 90% proficiency on all on-line quizzes prior to the course and 80% proficiency on a comprehensive written exam after the course. They must also pass a practical examination on-site.

Applicability

• Functional Dry Needling Certification

iDryNeedle is glad to be the exclusive supplier for EIM FDN courses. We are PT-founded, PT-owned, and PT-run with one mission – to help you help your patients.

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* It is each learner’s responsibility to know and understand their state laws and licensure scope. Not all states recognize the practice of dry needling as within the scope of all the professions listed.

If you are in need of a disability-related accommodation, please contact us here. We will process requests for reasonable accommodation and will provide reasonable accommodations where appropriate, in a prompt and efficient manner. For more information please see the Accommodation Procedures for Participants with Disabilities.