CPD Certificate in Dry Needling - LiverpoolLeonardo Hotel Liverpool - Formerly Jurys Inn
Duration: 2 days
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Expand your therapy skills with our accredited CPD Certificate in #Dry #Needling.
Our CPD Certificate in Dry Needling is designed for those who are looking to use Dry Needling modalities professionally within therapy, injury treatment and rehabilitation.
This course is open to #Sports #Massage Therapists at Level 4 or above, Sports #Therapists, #Osteopaths, #Chiropractors and #Physiotherapists as continued professional development.
Venue:
Leanardo Hotel, Keel Wharf, Liverpool
Course Dates:
Wednesday 17th & Thursday 18th October 2023
from 09:30 - 17:00 daily
Book Now with a £99 deposit - Current Course Price: £295
10% Discount is available for current STO, FHT and STA members and graduates from Core Elements Level 4 Sports Massage Therapy course.
(Quote membership number on enrolment)
Course page - www.coreelements.uk.com/dry-needling-courses/
Teaching Methods
This course is taught using a hands-on approach, therefore you will be practicing Dry Needling throughout both teaching days, whilst receiving ongoing input from the tutor.
Entry requirements and Background
Course applicants must be a minimum of 18 years old and must hold a minimum of a Level 4 qualification in Sports Massage Therapy. Applicants should have also been practicing Sports or Massage Therapy for a period of time prior to enrolling on this course.
The course will focus on the application and theory behind the use of Dry Needling.
The use of Dry Needling as a modality within Sports and Remedial Massage, Sports Therapy, Physiotherapy treatment will be discussed along with the aims of treating specific injuries.
On completion of the course students will be able to demonstrate effective use and application of Dry Needling in the management of injury treatment, in a safe and effective manner and will have a clear understanding of contraindications for treatment.
Overview of Course
History of Dry Needling and current research
Theory and benefits of Dry Needling in relation to injury
Application of use within Sports Massage Therapy and other therapy contexts.
Contraindications and Health and Safety considerations
Demonstration and practice of Dry Needling with links to common sports injuries
Treatment areas with links to injury will include:
Upper limb, including two stimulation points on the hand
Lower limb, including two stimulation points on the foot, Chest
Shoulders
Upper, mid and lower back region
Gluteal region
Course design
Our course is designed in relation to industry standards, is accredited by the Federation of Holistic Therapists and provides 16 Continual Professional Development hours (CPD).
Training day will provide a mixture of theory work practical demonstration and supervised of treatment.
You will be practicing and receiving Dry Needling throughout this course, under guided supervision.
Taught by Dawn Morse BSc (Hons), PGCE, MSC
Dawn has a Masters Degree in Sports and Health Sciences, a BSc in Sports Science, is a qualified teacher and a Sports Massage Therapist. Dawn has been lecturing in the field of Sports Science and Sports Therapy for over 10 years and was the programme leader for the University of Bath FdSc in Sports Therapy for 9 years. Dawn is now an Associate Lecturer for the Open University and the founder of Core Elements which provides regular training courses in Sports Massage and Sports Therapy modalities.
To find out more please visit: www.coreelements.uk.com
Event Venue
Leonardo Hotel Liverpool - Formerly Jurys Inn, Liverpool, United Kingdom