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The Online RUG The way GEMt teaches TDN it is far more than what is traditonally described.
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Trigger point dry needling (TDN) is a treatment technique which uses small filament type needles to release tight muscles with the goal of permanently reducing muscle pain and dysfunction. You will see how a fine filament needle can be used to 'normalise tone', by acting on higher centres that control tone and muscle function. Manual Therapists around the world are now using this technique to eff

ectively treat acute and chronic orthopedic and musculoskeletal conditions. TDN can help you treat your patients more effectively, improve your outcomes and importantly save your aching wrists and thumbs!

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Est. in 2008 Our vision at the Global Education of Manual Therapists is to provide ​the safest & most comprehensive ​educational ​courses to manual therapists around the globe.

Our courses aim to offer both clinically specific information and practical skills to ensure your satisfaction and success. As we develop, we hope to entice well credentialed presenters with clinically relevant topics to present under our banner.

The first courses we have released are our Dry Needling courses. They have been very well received and ​will benefit manual therapists and clinicians who work with patients and athletes suffering acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions. The way GEMt teaches TDN it is far more than what is traditionally described. You will see how a fine filament needle can be used to 'normalise tone', by acting on higher centers that control tone and muscle function. Manual Therapists around the world are now using this technique to effectively treat acute and chronic orthopedic and musculoskeletal conditions. TDN can help you treat your patients more effectively, improve your outcomes and importantly save your aching wrists and thumbs!