Dry Needling/Medical Acupunture

This in-depth dry needling program is designed to guide participants from beginner level through to confident clinical practice. The course combines 2 full days of hands-on training with a series of prerequisite home course work theory.


The prerequisite explores the key principles behind dry needling, including mechanisms of action, safety considerations, current research, and clinical reasoning.


The practical sessions, spread across 2 days, provide detailed instruction on dry needling techniques for all major muscle groups. These include the upper and lower extremities, as well as the cervical spine.


The content is particularly suited for managing sports-related injuries through effective dry needling techniques. Participants will gain knowledge and practical skills to treat a range of musculoskeletal conditions.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the workshop, participants will be able to:

Understand the principles and mechanisms of dry needling.

Demonstrate safe and effective needle insertion for common musculoskeletal conditions.

Identify contraindications, precautions, and high-risk anatomical regions.

Apply infection control and hygiene standards.

Select appropriate needle types and sizes.

Recognize adverse events and manage complications.

Integrate dry needling appropriately within scope of practice and evidence-based care.

THE NEXT STEP

The best way to know if this course is right for you is to speak directly with a tutor.

On the call, you can:

  • Talk through your background and goals
  • Ask questions about the course structure
  • Understand the level of support you’ll receive
  • Decide if this feels like the right next step

There is no pressure to commit on the call.

Ask your questions. Get clear answers. Decide in your own time.