Regenerative Dry Needling™ — Part 2: Dry Needling for the Rehabilitation Professional – individual

Date : Fri.30th oct. to sun.1st nov., 2026 Location : Campus Santé de la Porte de Paris, 36 rue Pinel 93200 Saint-Denis Prior attendance at Part 1 of the Masterclass is NOT a prerequisite. This course will cover the anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects associated with dry needling for axial and craniomandibular dysfunction. More specifically, students will encounter didactic information related to the pathophysiology of headaches (migraines, tension-type, and cervicogenic) and temporomandibular dysfunction. The course will also explore dry needling for spinal conditions with and without nerve root involvement. Following a short review of dry needling safety, technique, and dose for various tissue types, students will then apply this knowledge to treating more complex neuromusculoskeletal conditions associated with the axial skeleton, craniomandibular region, and pelvis. Emphasis will be placed on pain-related degenerative conditions such as osteoarthritis, impingement, neural entrapment, tendinopathy, and myopathy so to drive more efficient repair. Students will also learn basic strategies for how to use dry needling both before and after regenerative medicine procedures (i.e. bone marrow aspartate concentrate, adipose derive stem cells, and platelet rich plasma) to optimize outcomes associated with pain and function. Importantly, the premise of this course will be based on western-based dry needling instead of acupuncture. However, students will learn evidence-based guidelines and needle insertion parameters from the literature, regardless of profession, that match with western medicine (i.e. human anatomy and physiology). Students will have numerous opportunities to interact with instructors, and they will be required to demonstrate what they learn via an interactive, oral-practical exam. Single participant registration