TOPS Physical Therapy – Phoenix

In Phoenix, AZ, on January 22-24, 2027, you can learn Advanced Dry Needling: A Systemic Approach to Orthopedic Rehabilitation and Sports Performance (SFDN3). In this 27-hour lab-based advanced dry needling course on orthopedic rehab and sport performance, the clinician will expand on the diagnosis-focused approach to dry needling and intramuscular stimulation. Further development of the Pentamodal Method introduced in the Foundations Class will be a major focus for this course, emphasizing a whole body treatment approach to dry needling. Safety considerations will continue to be a priority. Science and research supporting the Pentamodal Method will be presented and discussed. Elements of sport performance, recovery and regeneration concepts, and acute injury management will all be included. The instructor’s vast amount of clinical experience in sport performance and sport rehab will immediately expand upon your utilization of dry needling within your orthopedic/ sport rehabilitation and sport performance practice.