If you are a qualified physiotherapist you can contact College Education Centre ¨Vizija˝ institution for adult education, Pula, Croatia. This course uses as its manual the best selling book “Myofascial Trigger Point Dry Needling” by John Sharkey, contributing author to the third edition of Travel and Simons famous big red books ‘Myofascial pain and Dysfunction, the trigger point manuals”. The course will focus on assessment strategies and appropriate treatment of myofascial structures that carry the lowest risk of injury. This allows the participants to familiarise themselves with the use of needles while wearing gloves and provides the opportunity to gain proficiency in skills and knowledge needed to treat myofascial pain in a safe and effective manner. Participants will gain expert tuition concerning myofascial anatomy. This unique program offers a comprehensive curriculum covering all aspects of myofascial trigger point dry needling, from basic techniques to more advanced methods using solid acupuncture needles. With this program, qualified therapists acquire the skills to immediately apply their knowledge to their practice, helping patients achieve optimal health and wellness.
John is dedicated to providing the best possible educational experience.
Join a community of clinicians across Europe committed to expanding their skills and offering their patients safe and effective treatment options. This course covers various needling techniques, including needling for the shoulder, arm and hand, selected head and neck muscles, selected trunk, abdominal and low back muscles and selected hip, leg and foot muscles. Participants will learn how to assess and manage pain associated with myofascial trigger points, communicate with patients, and use adjunctive therapies.
John will prioritise safety and hygiene, as this programme covers all aspects of safe and hygienic needle use. Additionally, John provide’s an in-depth overview of European legal and ethical considerations related to myofascial trigger point dry needling, including informed consent, scope of practice, and necessary documentation.