This foundational course focuses on the technical skills needed to begin dry needling. Musculature taught includes the hip, lower extremity, thigh, upper extremity, shoulder, lumbar spine and cervical spine.

The next course in our foundational series offers a continuation and expansion of the technical skills developed in Level 1. Musculature taught in this course includes the thoracic spine and trunk, lumbar spine, cervical spine, hip, hand, foot, upper extremity, temporomandibular joint and connective tissues.

This intermediate to advanced level course expands upon the technical skills learned in FDN and teaches clinicians how to incorporate dry needling within the scope of other modalities and how to think and treat more globally.

This advanced level course focuses on the complex patient and advanced strategies when other treatments have not worked. Perfect for those who treat chronic pain, sensitization, TMJ, peripheral joints and athletes.

This is an advanced clinical competency pathway building off our FDN series. Candidates are trained by world-class dry needling instructors to become sophisticated and highly skilled in their application of FDN in the clinic.

This is an intermediate level course that teaches technical proficiency in foundational dry needling techniques for the upper quadrant, and is also the newest addition to our FDN catalog. This course gives clinicians the tools to elevate their practice and fosters confidence and competence to integrate dry needling into practice the very next day.