Level 2 Evidence-Based Dry Needling

Level 2 Dry Needling is faster-paced and designed for the clinician comfortable with the skills taught in Level 1. It consists of 5 hours of pre-course study and 20 hours of in person training, including a practical examination. Level 1 is a prerequisite and is accepted from all reputable teaching companies at the company's discretion. You will review recent, applicable literature, which will be integrated into course work. You will learn advanced psychomotor skills necessary for more complex approaches. Specific areas covered include antebrachium, wrist, hand, lower leg, foot, ankle, upper cervical spine, suboccipital triangle, temporomandibular joint, thoracic spine, advanced lumbar spine, advanced hip, advanced shoulder. You will meet the criteria to perform dry needling independently in the State of Colorado as a certified dry needling practitioner!