Speakers in this session...

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  Stephanie Hasapis-Williamson

  

  Stephanie Hasapis-Williamson

  Stephanie graduated from Walsh University with Bachelor’s in Biology in 2004. She completed her Master’s in Physical Therapy at Walsh University in 2006. In 2008, she returned to complete her transitional Doctorate of Physical Therapy. She began dry needling in June 2015. She advanced to using IDN in January 2016 and joined the IDN instructor staff in January 2018.

  Stephanie obtained her Herdman vestibular certification in 2007. She currently works for Cleveland Clinic Akron General Sports and Rehabilitation in Green, Ohio. Her focus is treating individuals with dizziness, balance disorders, concussion, headaches, cervical spine dysfunction, and general orthopedic conditions.

  Stephanie also has an interest in functional medicine, improving health with diet and lifestyle modification. She holds an Autoimmune Paleo Coaches certification and is an education resource for those suffering autoimmune disease.

  Sessions...

  A Foundation Course: Neurological Dry Needling for Pain Management & Sports Rehabilitation

  Regional Event:

  Start Date: 06/13/2025 8:00 am

  End Date: 06/13/2025 6:00 pm

  Location: Oceanside 1 & 2

  Session details

  Neurological Dry Needling for Pain Management & Sports Rehabilitation (Foundation course) (3-day) develops the knowledge and clinical skills required to effectively assess and dry needle painful neuromuscular conditions. This course teaches participants to treat the body locally, segmentally, and systemically; we do not divide the body up into upper and lower halves requiring you to take 2 courses before being able to need the entire body. Our system is built on the foundation of Neurological Dry Needling that focuses on peri-neural and peri­vascular needling to normalize inflammation ( neurogenic ), microcirculation, and reduce soft tissue guarding. Our peripheral nerve mapping model is a logical and systemic process that elevates the clinical application of dry needling by needling more than just muscles. Various needling techniques are practiced including the use of electrical nerve stimulation to provide participants with a variety of safe and effective treatment options.

  Learning Objectives

  1. Correctly identify and apply proper precautions related to blood borne pathogens related to the clinical practice of dry needling therapy from the course pre-reading.
  2. Independently identify and apply dry needling to each of the three types of trigger points (homeostatic, paravertebral and symptomatic) in a given case study.
  3. Integrate the physiological mechanisms of needling when developing a treatment plan for a given musculoskeletal condition.
  4. Discuss the prevention and management of adverse responses to dry needling based on OSHA requirements with 100% accuracy during case study.
  5. Independently apply dry needling treatment safely into musculoskeletal neuro­trigger points during lab sessions.
  6. Independently evaluate and treat soft tissue and neurogenic dysfunctions relating to a given neuromusculoskeletal condition
  7. Correctly defend the IDN system for treatment of musculoskeletal pain based on the unique neurology and physiology of neuro-trigger points.
  8. Independently integrate the IDN system into the participant’s Chiropractic practice in relation to current clinical guidelines.

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  A Foundation Course: Neurological Dry Needling for Pain Management & Sports Rehabilitation

  Regional Event:

  Start Date: 06/14/2025 8:00 am

  End Date: 06/14/2025 6:00 pm

  Location: Oceanside 1 & 2

  Session details

  Neurological Dry Needling for Pain Management & Sports Rehabilitation (Foundation course) (3-day) develops the knowledge and clinical skills required to effectively assess and dry needle painful neuromuscular conditions. This course teaches participants to treat the body locally, segmentally, and systemically; we do not divide the body up into upper and lower halves requiring you to take 2 courses before being able to need the entire body. Our system is built on the foundation of Neurological Dry Needling that focuses on peri-neural and peri­vascular needling to normalize inflammation ( neurogenic ), microcirculation, and reduce soft tissue guarding. Our peripheral nerve mapping model is a logical and systemic process that elevates the clinical application of dry needling by needling more than just muscles. Various needling techniques are practiced including the use of electrical nerve stimulation to provide participants with a variety of safe and effective treatment options.

  Learning Objectives

  1. Correctly identify and apply proper precautions related to blood borne pathogens related to the clinical practice of dry needling therapy from the course pre-reading.
  2. Independently identify and apply dry needling to each of the three types of trigger points (homeostatic, paravertebral and symptomatic) in a given case study.
  3. Integrate the physiological mechanisms of needling when developing a treatment plan for a given musculoskeletal condition.
  4. Discuss the prevention and management of adverse responses to dry needling based on OSHA requirements with 100% accuracy during case study.
  5. Independently apply dry needling treatment safely into musculoskeletal neuro­trigger points during lab sessions.
  6. Independently evaluate and treat soft tissue and neurogenic dysfunctions relating to a given neuromusculoskeletal condition
  7. Correctly defend the IDN system for treatment of musculoskeletal pain based on the unique neurology and physiology of neuro-trigger points.
  8. Independently integrate the IDN system into the participant’s Chiropractic practice in relation to current clinical guidelines.

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  Sponsor: IDN

  A Foundation Course: Neurological Dry Needling for Pain Management & Sports Rehabilitation

  Regional Event:

  Start Date: 06/15/2025 8:00 am

  End Date: 06/15/2025 5:00 pm

  Location:

  Session details

  Neurological Dry Needling for Pain Management & Sports Rehabilitation (Foundation course) (3-day) develops the knowledge and clinical skills required to effectively assess and dry needle painful neuromuscular conditions. This course teaches participants to treat the body locally, segmentally, and systemically; we do not divide the body up into upper and lower halves requiring you to take 2 courses before being able to need the entire body. Our system is built on the foundation of Neurological Dry Needling that focuses on peri-neural and peri­vascular needling to normalize inflammation ( neurogenic ), microcirculation, and reduce soft tissue guarding. Our peripheral nerve mapping model is a logical and systemic process that elevates the clinical application of dry needling by needling more than just muscles. Various needling techniques are practiced including the use of electrical nerve stimulation to provide participants with a variety of safe and effective treatment options.

  Learning Objectives

  1. Correctly identify and apply proper precautions related to blood borne pathogens related to the clinical practice of dry needling therapy from the course pre-reading.
  2. Independently identify and apply dry needling to each of the three types of trigger points (homeostatic, paravertebral and symptomatic) in a given case study.
  3. Integrate the physiological mechanisms of needling when developing a treatment plan for a given musculoskeletal condition.
  4. Discuss the prevention and management of adverse responses to dry needling based on OSHA requirements with 100% accuracy during case study.
  5. Independently apply dry needling treatment safely into musculoskeletal neuro­trigger points during lab sessions.
  6. Independently evaluate and treat soft tissue and neurogenic dysfunctions relating to a given neuromusculoskeletal condition
  7. Correctly defend the IDN system for treatment of musculoskeletal pain based on the unique neurology and physiology of neuro-trigger points.
  8. Independently integrate the IDN system into the participant’s Chiropractic practice in relation to current clinical guidelines.

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  Sponsor: IDN
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  Zach Price

  

  Zach Price

  David is an Associate Professor of Physical Therapy at Youngstown State University (YSU) in Youngstown, OH. David received his Doctor of Physical Therapy from YSU and completed his Doctorate of Philosophy (PhD) in Physical Therapy from NOVASoutheastern University in 2017. David holds three nationally recognized certifications in orthopedic manual therapy.{Certified Mulligan Practitioner (CMP), Certified Orthopedic Manual Therapist (COMT), and Certified Integrative Dry Needling (CIDN)} David has 10 years of dry needling experience and has taught over 65 courses across the nation for the Integrative Dry Needling concept. His scholarship accomplishments include 4 published journal articles with contributions to an edited orthopedic textbook. His current research agenda is focused on the physiological mechanisms and clinical outcomes from dry needling for orthopedic related spinal conditions.

  Sessions...

  A Foundation Course: Neurological Dry Needling for Pain Management & Sports Rehabilitation

  Regional Event:

  Start Date: 06/13/2025 8:00 am

  End Date: 06/13/2025 6:00 pm

  Location: Oceanside 1 & 2

  Session details

  Neurological Dry Needling for Pain Management & Sports Rehabilitation (Foundation course) (3-day) develops the knowledge and clinical skills required to effectively assess and dry needle painful neuromuscular conditions. This course teaches participants to treat the body locally, segmentally, and systemically; we do not divide the body up into upper and lower halves requiring you to take 2 courses before being able to need the entire body. Our system is built on the foundation of Neurological Dry Needling that focuses on peri-neural and peri­vascular needling to normalize inflammation ( neurogenic ), microcirculation, and reduce soft tissue guarding. Our peripheral nerve mapping model is a logical and systemic process that elevates the clinical application of dry needling by needling more than just muscles. Various needling techniques are practiced including the use of electrical nerve stimulation to provide participants with a variety of safe and effective treatment options.

  Learning Objectives

  1. Correctly identify and apply proper precautions related to blood borne pathogens related to the clinical practice of dry needling therapy from the course pre-reading.
  2. Independently identify and apply dry needling to each of the three types of trigger points (homeostatic, paravertebral and symptomatic) in a given case study.
  3. Integrate the physiological mechanisms of needling when developing a treatment plan for a given musculoskeletal condition.
  4. Discuss the prevention and management of adverse responses to dry needling based on OSHA requirements with 100% accuracy during case study.
  5. Independently apply dry needling treatment safely into musculoskeletal neuro­trigger points during lab sessions.
  6. Independently evaluate and treat soft tissue and neurogenic dysfunctions relating to a given neuromusculoskeletal condition
  7. Correctly defend the IDN system for treatment of musculoskeletal pain based on the unique neurology and physiology of neuro-trigger points.
  8. Independently integrate the IDN system into the participant’s Chiropractic practice in relation to current clinical guidelines.

  Click Here and Rate This Course

  

  Sponsor: IDN

  A Foundation Course: Neurological Dry Needling for Pain Management & Sports Rehabilitation

  Regional Event:

  Start Date: 06/14/2025 8:00 am

  End Date: 06/14/2025 6:00 pm

  Location: Oceanside 1 & 2

  Session details

  Neurological Dry Needling for Pain Management & Sports Rehabilitation (Foundation course) (3-day) develops the knowledge and clinical skills required to effectively assess and dry needle painful neuromuscular conditions. This course teaches participants to treat the body locally, segmentally, and systemically; we do not divide the body up into upper and lower halves requiring you to take 2 courses before being able to need the entire body. Our system is built on the foundation of Neurological Dry Needling that focuses on peri-neural and peri­vascular needling to normalize inflammation ( neurogenic ), microcirculation, and reduce soft tissue guarding. Our peripheral nerve mapping model is a logical and systemic process that elevates the clinical application of dry needling by needling more than just muscles. Various needling techniques are practiced including the use of electrical nerve stimulation to provide participants with a variety of safe and effective treatment options.

  Learning Objectives

  1. Correctly identify and apply proper precautions related to blood borne pathogens related to the clinical practice of dry needling therapy from the course pre-reading.
  2. Independently identify and apply dry needling to each of the three types of trigger points (homeostatic, paravertebral and symptomatic) in a given case study.
  3. Integrate the physiological mechanisms of needling when developing a treatment plan for a given musculoskeletal condition.
  4. Discuss the prevention and management of adverse responses to dry needling based on OSHA requirements with 100% accuracy during case study.
  5. Independently apply dry needling treatment safely into musculoskeletal neuro­trigger points during lab sessions.
  6. Independently evaluate and treat soft tissue and neurogenic dysfunctions relating to a given neuromusculoskeletal condition
  7. Correctly defend the IDN system for treatment of musculoskeletal pain based on the unique neurology and physiology of neuro-trigger points.
  8. Independently integrate the IDN system into the participant’s Chiropractic practice in relation to current clinical guidelines.

  Click Here and Rate This Course

  

  Sponsor: IDN

  A Foundation Course: Neurological Dry Needling for Pain Management & Sports Rehabilitation

  Regional Event:

  Start Date: 06/15/2025 8:00 am

  End Date: 06/15/2025 5:00 pm

  Location:

  Session details

  Neurological Dry Needling for Pain Management & Sports Rehabilitation (Foundation course) (3-day) develops the knowledge and clinical skills required to effectively assess and dry needle painful neuromuscular conditions. This course teaches participants to treat the body locally, segmentally, and systemically; we do not divide the body up into upper and lower halves requiring you to take 2 courses before being able to need the entire body. Our system is built on the foundation of Neurological Dry Needling that focuses on peri-neural and peri­vascular needling to normalize inflammation ( neurogenic ), microcirculation, and reduce soft tissue guarding. Our peripheral nerve mapping model is a logical and systemic process that elevates the clinical application of dry needling by needling more than just muscles. Various needling techniques are practiced including the use of electrical nerve stimulation to provide participants with a variety of safe and effective treatment options.

  Learning Objectives

  1. Correctly identify and apply proper precautions related to blood borne pathogens related to the clinical practice of dry needling therapy from the course pre-reading.
  2. Independently identify and apply dry needling to each of the three types of trigger points (homeostatic, paravertebral and symptomatic) in a given case study.
  3. Integrate the physiological mechanisms of needling when developing a treatment plan for a given musculoskeletal condition.
  4. Discuss the prevention and management of adverse responses to dry needling based on OSHA requirements with 100% accuracy during case study.
  5. Independently apply dry needling treatment safely into musculoskeletal neuro­trigger points during lab sessions.
  6. Independently evaluate and treat soft tissue and neurogenic dysfunctions relating to a given neuromusculoskeletal condition
  7. Correctly defend the IDN system for treatment of musculoskeletal pain based on the unique neurology and physiology of neuro-trigger points.
  8. Independently integrate the IDN system into the participant’s Chiropractic practice in relation to current clinical guidelines.

  Click Here and Rate This Course

  

  Sponsor: IDN