Description: The course will combine an in-depth review of challenging dry needling techniques combined with detailed clinical anatomical and dissection studies presented in the context of dry needling. We will challenge common belief systems about anatomy, explore the relationship between muscles and fascia in different areas of the body, and consider the clinical implications of these anatomical relationships.

Objectives: - Demonstrate 2 different dry needling approaches for the psoas major muscle - Identify the anatomical locations of the neurovascular bundles near the posterior tibialis muscle - Demonstrate two fascial winding techniques in superficial and deep fascial layers - Differentiate the rhomboid muscles and the serratus posterior superior muscles and determine possible implications for dry needling - Demonstrate the anatomical location of the longus colli muscles and the adjacent carotid arteries and cervical spine - Describe the fascial connections between different muscle groups, such as the latissimus dorsi and the deltoid, pectoralis major, serratus anterior, and abdominal oblique muscles - Differentiate the pyramidalis and rectus abdominus muscles - Dissect the hip adductor muscles at their insertions at the pelvis

Status: Active

Activity Difficulty Level: Advanced

Domains:

• Assessment
• Evaluation and Diagnosis
• Risk Reduction
• Wellness and Health Literacy
• Therapeutic Intervention

Dual Credentials and JA: Chiropractors, Dentists, Nursing Professionals, Occupational Therapy Professionals, Physical Therapy Professionals, Physician Assistants, Physicians

Cost: $0.00

CEUs: 2.3