Podiatrist Beginner Dry Needling Course
Our online and in person Beginners Dry Needling Podiatrist course. Includes 8 hours of theory, safety, neurology and anatomy, as well as life time access to videos of all techniques taught at our course. Lower Limb centred, including treatment. for the plantar fascia, ankle sprain management, OA knee, quadriceps and hamstring strains, gluteal tendinopathy and lower back pain.
What you’ll get
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8 hours online theory, including neurology, anatomy, physiology, and safety.
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12 hours practical, taught in small groups, to provide all students with adequate supervision.
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Lower Limb centred, including treatment. for the plantar fascia, ankle sprain management, OA knee, quadriceps and hamstring strains, gluteal tendinopathy and lower back pain.
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Life time access to videos of all technique taught during this course.
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Insurance and accreditation so you can begin needling in your practice the day after your practical session.
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Life time access to your course supervisor.
What’s inside
Online Theory
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Technique Videos
Videos of all techniques taught at our course, including online lectures, needling handling, blood spill management and 38 treatment techniques.
Practical Course
Held monthly and taught in small groups of four, so that every student gets the required supervision required.
Contact us if you wish for us to teach you in house at your own practice. We are more than happy to travel to teach your practical component in the comfort of your own practice.
Our online and in person Beginners Dry Needling Podiatrist course. Includes 8 hours of theory, safety, neurology and anatomy, as well as life time access to videos of all techniques taught at our course. Includes a 5 hour practical session of the lower limb. Lower Limb centred, including treatment. for the plantar fascia, ankle sprain management, OA knee, quadriceps and hamstring strains, gluteal tendinopathy and lower back pain.
FAQs
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Dry needling involves inserting thin needles into trigger points in the muscle to relieve pain and tension. Unlike acupuncture, it is based on Western anatomical and neurophysiological principles.
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No, dry needling and acupuncture are different. Acupuncture is based on traditional Chinese medicine, while dry needling follows Western medical practices.
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The course is open to qualified manual therapists such as chiropractors, osteopaths, physiotherapists, and general practitioners with appropriate insurance coverage.
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The course includes:
Online Learning Modules: Self-paced theoretical study.
Online Video Demonstrations
Practical Hands-on Training:12 hours of in-person workshops.
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Participants must have a degree in a relevant health science field, current registration with AHPRA, and professional indemnity insurance.
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The practical sessions cover needle insertion techniques, identifying trigger points, and practicing on fellow participants under expert supervision.
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Yes, upon completion, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that counts towards Continuing Professional Development (CPD) and insurance purposes. We suggest contacting your individual insurance before beginning this course.
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Participants get access to theory videos, practical demonstrations, trigger point charts, research papers, and course notes.
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Yes, the course is designed to equip you with the necessary skills to safely and effectively incorporate dry needling into your clinical practice.
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The course complies with AHPRA guidelines by ensuring participants have appropriate qualifications, follow safety procedures, and understand the scope of practice for dry needling.