The Obvious Choice for Dry Needling Education
Dry Needling and CRAFTA courses
The Dry Needling 1 course is an excellent starting point for learning the fundamentals of dry needling therapy. With a focus on the safe and effective application of dry needling techniques, you will gain a solid understanding of myofascial trigger points, needling techniques, precautions, and how to apply these techniques in clinical practice.
The CRAFTA-Special Topic Course addresses the mechanisms of cranio-cervical and vestibular-ocular (dys) function of postural control, the assessment of the cervical and oculomotor system, various aspects of primary and secondary headaches, including pediatric headaches, the impact of orthodontics, balance and equilibrium, motor dysfunction and neuromusculoskeletal dysfunctions of the eyes, spine, peripheral nervous system, and craniofacial-mandibular region. Students will learn advanced clinical tests and treatment strategies.
The CRAFTA 1 course focuses on the assessment and management of the craniomandibular-facial region and its functional relations. Students will learn about pain mechanisms of the relevant craniomandibular structures, the function of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), and the neurophysiological, biomechanical, and functional relationships with the cervical spine.