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Dry needling is an increasingly popular technique among rehab professionals, offering targeted relief for muscular pain, trigger points, and movement dysfunction. If you're a physical therapist or other eligible healthcare professional  thinking about adding dry needling to your skillset, understanding the requirements, training pathways, and scope-of-practice rules is crucial.  This guide breaks it down step-by-step, helping you navigate dry needling in Texas confidently. ​​

In sports rehabilitation, excellence isn’t just about knowing what to do. It’s about understanding how and why you do it. Athletes today expect more than pain relief. They want to move better, recover faster, and perform at their best. That’s where the Sports Manual Therapy Certification (SMTC)  from IAR Education  sets a new standard. This program is designed for clinicians who are ready to think beyond traditional care and deliver a level of precision that drives true perfo

New research is emerging to support the lasting effects a concussion could have on an athlete’s risk of injury following return to play. Clinicians should take an active role during the acute stage of the athlete’s recovery and incorporate balance exercises and exercises that include dual tasking into the athlete’s daily exercises. Should you treat an athlete with a lower extremity injury that had a concussion in the previous year, a clinician should assess the athlete’s dyna

Athletes need to be able to rapidly engage their muscles to promote optimal movement during play. Following arthroscopic meniectomy it is...

Thinking about doing Residency Training? Learn how to make your application stronger and find out what programs are really looking for in a resident on Episode 1 of the #AskIAR Show.