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“Should I use dry needling before or after other manual techniques?” A good question – and one we get on courses all the time. “Should I use dry needling before or after ot...
iDryNeedle Launches Line of Technique: Specific Products for Dry Needling Clinicians
Kirkland, WA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 02/27/2019 --iDryNeedle® is thrilled to announce the launch of The Dry Needle™, a premium brand of dry needles made purposely for specialized clinicians. The company spotlighted...
Turf Battles in Health Care: The Patients Suffer
The “turf” battle between Acupuncturists and Physical Therapists has waged with ever increasing attention, media coverage and cost. But who really benefits, and more importantly, who suffers? This most...
Four Reasons Dry Needling Is About To Explode
It’s interesting to think that dry needling, a technique developed in the 1980’s, remains in its infancy. Even with top hierarchical research on safety and effectiveness, widespread acceptance worldwide and (almost) entirely in the US, use by every major sports league and our military, and recognition by DPT programs – dry needling is in diapers. Estimations have been made that <3% of physical therapists in the US are currently practicing dry needling and the number of emails, calls and conve