Webinars & E-Learning

The Scientific Basis. This webinar features the same videos as in the Dry Needling 1: Foundations I course. This course is open to all DN and MTT students.

State-of-the-Art 2021 - The Scientific Basis (most recent update). In this online review, Jan Dommerholt explores the most pertinent literature on myofascial pain and dry needling.

The Scientific Basis. Unlike DN1 & DN2 Webinars, DN3 Webinar is not pre-course material for the Dry Needling 3: Advanced course. This webinar is pre-course material for the Mastery and Update course and can provide 4 hours towards DN theoretical hours for Maryland.

The Scientific Basis. This webinar features the same videos as in the Dry Needling 2: Foundations II course. This course is open to all DN and MTT students.

The Scientific Basis. This webinar features the same videos as in the Dry Needling 1: Foundations I course. This course is open to all DN and MTT students.

This 100% online course is designed to provide physical, occupational, and speech therapists, as well as other healthcare providers, with knowledge of current treatment regimens, interventions, and innovative techniques for patients with facial palsy, so this underserved population can flourish under the care of a well-informed clinician.

Intramuscular electrical stimulation (IMES) is increasingly used in clinical practice to modify or enhance the effects of needling interventions. Yet few published guidelines exist to assist clinicians in their clinical reasoning for selecting stimulation parameters or determining an adequate IMES dose for musculoskeletal conditions. This online course, updated in 2026, will teach clinicians how to safely and effectively implement IMES into practice based on the most recent scientific evidence.

The Scientific Basis. This webinar features the same videos as in the Dry Needling 1: Foundations I course. This course is open to all DN and MTT students.

The Scientific Basis. This webinar features the same videos as in the Dry Needling 2: Foundations II course. This course is open to all DN and MTT students.

The Scientific Basis. Unlike DN1 & DN2 Webinars, DN3 Webinar is not pre-course material for the Dry Needling 3: Advanced course. This webinar is pre-course material for the Mastery and Update course and can provide 4 hours towards DN theoretical hours for Maryland.

State-of-the-Art 2021 - The Scientific Basis (most recent update). In this online review, Jan Dommerholt explores the most pertinent literature on myofascial pain and dry needling.

Intramuscular electrical stimulation (IMES) is increasingly used in clinical practice to modify or enhance the effects of needling interventions. Yet few published guidelines exist to assist clinicians in their clinical reasoning for selecting stimulation parameters or determining an adequate IMES dose for musculoskeletal conditions. This online course, updated in 2026, will teach clinicians how to safely and effectively implement IMES into practice based on the most recent scientific evidence.

This 100% online course is designed to provide physical, occupational, and speech therapists, as well as other healthcare providers, with knowledge of current treatment regimens, interventions, and innovative techniques for patients with facial palsy, so this underserved population can flourish under the care of a well-informed clinician.

The Scientific Basis. This webinar features the same videos as in the Dry Needling 1: Foundations I course. This course is open to all DN and MTT students.