Our seminar DOES NOT focus only on targeting a specific muscle but addresses neuromusculoskeletal dysfunction (peripheral nerve mapping) as an interrelated systemic issue

Our seminar presents the evolution of treating the system and not just the points

Our seminar focuses on the neurological features of trigger points and the physiology of sensory nerve modulation, clarifying the common confusion in the myofascial trigger point approach over the past 40+ years;

Our seminar teaches techniques that REDUCES the reliance on manual procedures (palpation) that evidence-based research and clinical evidence show is unreliable and maybe unnecessary

Our neuro-trigger point system focus on the peripheral nervous system to balance muscle agonist / antagonist relationships improving posture and coordinating movement

Our quantitative sensory testing of neuro-trigger points can be used to predict the clinical efficacy of dry needling treatment with our IDN bedside exam

We respect all needling theories and concepts so for those clinicians with prior needling training and experience we clearly outline how IDN can elevate your clinical application and understanding to the next level

Our seminar integrates the benefits of traditional dry needling approaches enhancing the clinical efficacy while minimizing the  limitations of each classic approach;  Read more about the 4th Generation of Dry Needling.