Learn Dry Needling (SFDN1) Course (Feb 19 - 21, 2027)

Learn Dry Needling (SFDN1) Course is organized by Structure & Function Education and will be held from Feb 19 - 21, 2027 at Hart & Hustle Rehab & Performance, Powell, Ohio, United States of America.

Description:
You can learn dry needling with our Foundations in Dry Needling for Orthopedic Rehab and Sport Performance (SFDN1) course. In this 27-hour lab-based course, clinicians will learn a diagnosis-focused approach to dry needling. They will acquire fundamental skills essential for safe and proper needle insertion and removal, and learn effective strategies to address commonly encountered pathologies in orthopedic and sports rehabilitation.

Current science and research will be presented by our world-class instructors, along with extensive clinical experience and insights, enabling the immediate application of dry needling in the clinicians’ practice. Safety considerations will be emphasized. The use of intramuscular electrical stimulation will also be discussed, demonstrated, and practiced in class.
This comprehensive dry needling class provides the participant with essential knowledge, safety protocols, and clinical skills in order to implement dry needling immediately into practice. Our approach prepares the clinician to treat a variety of musculoskeletal and neuromuscular conditions throughout the entire body, including both upper and lower extremity pathologies, as well as the cervical and lumbar spine.

While clinicians are equipped with the training to dry needle immediately after completing Foundations in Dry Needling course, it is recommended to familiarize yourself with your state practice act, as each state has different requirements for minimum training hours (didactic versus hands-on training) in order to legally practice dry needling.

What you will learn in this Dry Needling course:

• Fundamental skills necessary for safe and proper needle insertion and removal
• Effective strategies for therapeutic pain management for commonly encountered pathologies in orthopedic and sport rehabilitation
• Safe needling techniques per the CDC and/or OSHA based on specific case studies
• Use of intramuscular electrical stimulation will also be discussed, demonstrated, and practiced.
• Treatment for common orthopedic diagnoses of the upper and lower extremities, cervical and lumbar spine, and more.
• Current science, research, and clinical experience will be presented allowing for immediate application of dry needling into the clinicians’ professional practice