Treatment of lower quadrant myofascial syndromes (trigger points, dry needling and self-treatment)
Training for physiotherapists DE
Price: €
Learning objectives module 1 and 2
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Define the legal framework for applying the DN
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Master the basic rules of hygiene and safety to practice DN
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Define the indications and contraindications of the DN
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Know the effects of DN
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Practice the different types of DN: superficial, deep and electrical stimulation
Learning objectives module 3
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Review the participants' experience from module 2 and answer their questions
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Address and comment on the clinical cases of participants
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Recall the basic hygiene and safety rules for practicing DN in complete safety
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Recall the mechanisms of SEIM
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Recall the anatomy of the regions approached for safe treatment by DN
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Know how to identify the PTs of the muscles of the upper quadrant
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Practice DN techniques on PTs of upper quadrant muscles
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Know how to identify the PTs of the muscles of the upper quadrant and treat them by DN while respecting the rules of safety and hygiene
List of target audiences
Masseur-physiotherapist DE
Prerequisites
MKDE diploma and basic training on trigger points (minimum 14 hours)
Duration of training and organizational arrangements
The duration of the training: 69 hours spread over 3 sessions,
Over 3 days
Max workforce: 20 people
Training content
Module 1:
Module 2:
Module 3:
Christopher Broy
is a physiotherapist masseur DE Graduated in 2002.
He has worked in private practice since 2004 after two years of employment in a rehabilitation center. He also holds a Certificate in Manual Therapy, a Certificate in Dry Needling, a CEC in Sports Physiotherapy, a DU in Clinical Research Methods and a DU Running Trail at the University of Besançon.
Passionate about running and trail running, he is currently pursuing a certificate of additional studies in Sports Kiné at the SFMKS in Nancy.
He has also been a trainer since 2009 and co-founder and co-manager of Kiné & Co Formations, training organization in the Grand Est region since 2018.
On June 14, 2017, an opinion from the National Council of the Order opened the practice of dry needle puncture to French masseurs-physiotherapists.
This constitutes a real step forward for our profession and opens up new perspectives for treating trigger points. The program developed in our training scrupulously follows the recommendations of the Order and a prerequisite is essential to access it: having already followed training in the manual management of trigger points.
We will take particular care to educate everyone about the notions of hygiene, safety and the legal framework before giving way to practice.
Training cycle consists of 3 modules and the training cycle program is in accordance with the recommendations of the CNOMK.
The training will take place at the Holiday Inn de Mérignac, 5 impasse Amélia Earhart, 33700 Mérignac