Home

PAY YOUR DRY NEEDLING COURSE FEES ON OR BEFORE THE 15TH OF MAY (TODAY!) AND AVOID THE PRICE INCREASE ON THE 16TH OF MAY.

The Dry Needling Institute (DNI) is a support body established to enhance the education and training of qualified healthcare practitioners to the highest standards of dry needling therapy.

DNI members are regulated healthcare practitioners (HCPs) in their own clinical environment who practise dry needling within the scope of their professional practice.

The interest in DN over the past 5 years among these HCPs has grown in leaps and bounds.

The DNI thus aims to provide a support base for therapists already trained and using dry needling in their

practice as well as those who wish to learn and incorporate DN into their clinical environment.

Our mission statement to achieve this is via;

*   educating HCP’s in the correct principles and practical application of Dry Needling therapy;

*   the promotion of research and study into Dry Needling and its effects on the myofascial system;

*   promoting the benefits of safe and effective dry needling to the medical profession and the public.

Dry Needling Practitioner Certification

Participants who complete all 6 Dry Needling modules and pass the practitioner’s exam will be certified and recognsied as Dry Needling Practitioners by the DNI.

Become a Dry Needling Instructor?

The DNI also offers a route for DN practitioners to become DN Instructors. Only qualified and suitably experienced DN practitioners may register to train for the DN Instructors course.

DN instructors need to complete 70 hours of DN course assistance before they can take the DN Instructor’s exam. Assisting on DN modules as part of the instructors course requires candidate instructors to assist on mod 1-3 and mod 4&5 courses whilst making up the 70 hours.

Do you know the difference between acupuncture and dry needling?

If you don’t know, click on the link :

The difference between acupuncture and dry needling

How to treat a trigger point with dry needling?