Dry Needling to Improve Outcomes
This Level 1B dry needling course will prepare a clinician for safe the delivery of dry needling interventions to muscles over the spine and periphery. The techniques will be demonstrated using a case-based learning strategy. This will assist the clinician to utilize the acquired psychomotor skills in conjunction with proper clinical reasoning as part of a comprehensive treatment plan.
The course will include a review of anatomy, palpation, and structures of concern for each technique along with demonstration and lab practice of each technique listed in the course manual. At the conclusion of this Level 1B course, the clinician will be expected to sit for a competency examination to determine their ability to safely and effectively deliver dry needling to the muscles taught during this course.
Prior formal dry needling education is required to attend. Mandatory didactic learning prior to attendance of the course will cover: dry needling theory and science, review of external evidence, and comprehensive patient management.
University of Dayton
300 College Park
Fitz Hall 207L
Dayton, OH 45469
Secure a spot today! The registration application period will close November 30, 2026.