C-470 Upper Quadrant Dry Needling for the Occupational Therapist [Kearns_Lubbock

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C-470 Upper Quadrant Dry Needling for the Occupational Therapist [Kearns_Lubbock_December 3-4, 2022]

Course curriculum

1
- How to use this course!!
- Welcome to the course
2
- Dry Needling History and Theoretical Models: Part 1
- Dry Needling History and Theoretical Models: Part 2
- Dry Needling History and Theoretical Models: Part 3
3
- Historical vs Current Theories: Part 1
- Historical vs Current Theory: Part 2
4
- Active Myofascial Trigger Points
- Latent Myofascial Trigger Points
5
- Dry Needling Mechanisms: Part 1
- Dry Needling Mechanisms: Part 2
6
- Dry Needling Safety: Part 1
- Dry Needling Safety: Part 2
- Pneumothorax
7
- Assessment-Technique-Dosage: Part 1
- Assessment-Technique-Dosage: Part 2
8
- Upper Trapezius & Levator
- Posterior Shoulder
- Anterior Shoulder
- Biceps & Triceps
- Lateral Elbow
- Medial Elbow
- Distal Forearm & Hand
- Lower Cervical Spine
- Upper Cervical
9
- Quiz
10
- NAIOMT Instructor Evaluation
- NAIOMT Post Course Reflection & Event Evaluation

WHAT OUR STUDENTS SAY

I recently attended the COMT-5 Lower Extremity Manual Therapy course and it exceeded my expectations. The instructors were knowledgeable and supportive, and the course content was thorough and practical. The course has improved my manipulation and exercise skills, and I'm seeing immediate changes in my practice.

- Oliver, Seattle, WA

The COMT-1 Lumbar Spine Manual Therapy course was an excellent opportunity for me to refine my skills in differential diagnosis, manipulation, and exercise techniques. The course content was well-organized, and the instructors were engaging and supportive. I saw immediate changes in my practice, and I highly recommend this course to other physical therapists looking to improve their skills.

- Liam, NYC, NY

The Trigger Point Dry Needling course exceeded my expectations. The instructors were passionate and experienced, and the course content was both informative and practical. The course has improved my clinical reasoning skills and I'm confident in my ability to use dry needling as an effective treatment modality.

- Olivia, Seattle, WA

I recently completed the COMT-4 Upper Extremity Manual Therapy course, and it was an incredible experience. The instructors were knowledgeable and supportive, and the course content was well-organized and detailed. The practical exercises were challenging but rewarding, and I'm already seeing improvements in my practice. I highly recommend this course to any physical therapist looking to enhance their skills and knowledge.

- Lucas, NYC, NY

As a physical therapist, attending the COMT-2 Cervical Spine Manual Therapy course was a game-changer. The course content was comprehensive and well-structured, and the instructors were knowledgeable and supportive. I've gained new insights into the cervical spine's anatomy, and the techniques I learned have helped me provide better care to my patients.

- Sophia, Eugene, OR

Attending the COMT-3 Thoracic Spine Manual Therapy course was a fantastic learning experience for me. The instructors were supportive and caring, and the course content was well-organized and comprehensive. I gained new skills in differential diagnosis and exercise techniques that have helped me provide better care to my patients. This course is a must for physical therapists looking to improve their skills.

- Amelia, Lubbock, TX

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