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Dry Needling

Blog The Downhill Approach
March 29, 2022in Blog 0 Comments 0 Likes

The Downhill Approach

by Myopain Seminars
Blog Is Dry Needling Safe for Patients Taking Antithrombotic Drugs?
March 1, 2022in Blog 0 Comments 0 Likes

Is Dry Needling Safe for Patients Taking Antithrombotic Drugs?

by Jan Dommerholt
Blog The Costs of Dry Needling | Is Dry Needling Cost-Effective?
January 20, 2022in Blog 0 Comments 0 Likes

The Costs of Dry Needling | Is Dry Needling Cost-Effective?

by Jan Dommerholt
Blog Examining and Treating Medial Knee Pain in Runners
November 2, 2021in Blog 0 Comments 0 Likes

Examining and Treating Medial Knee Pain in Runners

Medial Knee Pain With Running For a seemingly simple joint, one that allows two degrees of motion, the knee can sometimes be complicated in its presentation.  Each year, nearly 10

by Rob Stanborough
Blog Intercostal Blocking for Dry Needling on the Chest Wall
August 17, 2021in Blog 0 Comments 0 Likes

Intercostal Blocking for Dry Needling on the Chest Wall

The Intercostal Block: Clinical Value Intercostal blocking is a palpation and grip technique used when performing trigger point dry needling of muscles over the chest wall. Described as securing the

by Andrew Ball
Blog Dry Needling & Trigger Point Management in the Dancer Patient
June 30, 2021in Blog 0 Comments 0 Likes

Dry Needling & Trigger Point Management in the Dancer Patient

Physical Impairments in the Dancer Population As with any athlete or performer, dancers in all genres often develop trigger points because of overuse, poor technique, overloading, or trauma. Trigger points may

by Mandy Blackmon
Blog Dry Needling: A Pain in the Neck?
June 28, 2021in Blog 0 Comments 0 Likes

Dry Needling: A Pain in the Neck?

Introduction to Neck Pain and Prevalence Up to 70% of the population will have neck pain at some time in their life (Côté et al. 2004), and neck pain is

by Janey Prodoehl
Blog Dry Needling by Occupational Therapists
June 14, 2021in Blog 0 Comments 0 Likes

Dry Needling by Occupational Therapists

Finding an Effective Treatment in Dry Needling When you hear patients say things like “I didn’t know I didn’t have to live with that pain,” “I have never felt better,”

by Kelly Soyring
Blog 25 Supervised Therapy Sessions in Florida
June 14, 2021in Blog 0 Comments 0 Likes

25 Supervised Therapy Sessions in Florida

Brief History When Florida Governor DeSantis signed bill HB 467 into law in June 2020,  physical therapists in the State of Florida were legally allowed to start using dry needling

by Jan Dommerholt
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Clinicians are eligible to be listed in the Find a Clinician directory when they complete one of the Myopain Seminars Course Certifications like the entire Dry Needling certification to become a CMTPT-Needling.

  • The Dry Needling Program (DN)
    • Certified Myofascial Trigger Point Therapist: CMTPT/DN
  • The Manual Trigger Point Therapy Program (MTT)
    • Certified Myofascial Trigger Point Therapist: CMTPT/MTT
  • The Dry Needling for Occupational Therapists Program (DNOT)
    • Certified Myofascial Trigger Point Therapist: CMTPT/DN
  • The Orofacial Dry Needling Program (ODN)
    • Certified in Orofacial Dry Needling: CMTPT/ODN
  • The Trigger Point Acupuncture Dry Needling Program
    • Certified in Trigger Point Acupuncture/Dry Needling: CMTPT/TPA

Clinicians are also eligible to be included if they have completed:

  • The Fascial Manipulation® course program (FM 1-3) and passed the FM examinations
  • The CRAFTA course program (CRAFTA 1-3) and passed the CRAFTA certification examinations
  • Three of the Eureka Seminars / Myopain Seminars Pelvic Health courses – Pelvic Heath Certified (PHC)
  • The Functional Fascia Therapeutics (FFT) course (formerly known as Fu’s Subcutaneous Needling or FSN)