This comprehensive 3.0 CEU online course, led by ultrasound educator Glenn Flaming, delivers a practical and accessible introduction to diagnostic ultrasound with dry needling. Designed for clinicians looking to integrate imaging into their practice, the course covers everything from ultrasound physics and probe handling to real-time diagnostics, image interpretation, and guided interventions like percutaneous dry needling for tendon regeneration. Through clear video modules, clinical case studies, and real-world application tips, learners will gain a solid foundation in musculoskeletal ultrasound, with a focus on movement-based assessment and consistent imaging technique. Whether you’re just getting started or looking to sharpen your skills, this course provides the tools to confidently bring ultrasound into your clinical workflow.

Dry Needling for Athletes and Active Adults is an immersive 4.0 CEU online course designed for clinicians who treat high-performing and active populations. Led by Dr. Nick Sanders the course bridges the gap between neurophysiology and applied sports rehab, offering a deep dive into how systemic stress, neuroinflammation, and central sensitization impact movement quality, pain perception, and injury recovery. Across targeted modules, participants will explore the cellular mechanisms of dry needling—including ATP release, glial cell signaling, and mast cell modulation—alongside layered intervention strategies involving needling, cupping, and vibration. The course introduces a practical Quantitative Sensory Testing (QST) framework to personalize treatment intensity and dosage, and walks through real-world protocols for conditions like DOMS, swelling, tendinopathy, and pediatric musculoskeletal issues. With a strong focus on evidence-based strategies and athlete-specific adaptations, this course equips rehab professionals with the tools to deliver smarter, more targeted outcomes

Advanced Dry Needling, Inflammation, and Clinical Reasoning is a comprehensive 5.0 CEU online course led by Mark Hernandez PT, designed for clinicians seeking a deeper understanding of dry needling within the context of inflammation science and complex patient care. Delivered through segmented video modules, the course integrates current neurobiology, immunology, and biomechanics to elevate clinical reasoning and treatment precision. Participants explore immune cell behavior (e.g., mast cells, microglia, cytokines), dry needling’s segmental and systemic effects, and its role in modulating both acute and chronic inflammatory responses. The course features real-world clinical applications including swelling protocols, tendon regeneration strategies, and fascial or nerve-related pain syndromes. Through case-based teaching—spanning conditions like CRPS, scoliosis, and cancer recovery—clinicians learn to apply integrative dry needling in complex presentations. The course closes with advanced insights into lymphatic function, extracellular matrix dynamics, and the long-term remodeling of connective tissue.

This 4.0 CEU home study video, Clinical Implications for Applying Dry Needling to Primary and Secondary Chronic Pain Classifications, led by Dave Griswold DPT, delivers an in-depth exploration of mechanism-based dry needling for chronic pain. Delivered through an online LMS with segmented video chapters, the course guides clinicians through current pain science—including peripheral and central sensitization, IASP classifications, and clinical screening tools—and connects these concepts to real-world treatment strategies. Dr. Griswold blends theory and application with instructor-led breakdowns, case studies, and practical frameworks designed to enhance clinical reasoning and elevate dry needling outcomes in chronic pain populations.