The DN Project - Keep dry needling within the scope of physical therapist practice
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Michael van Der Laan
11 years ago
I would rather we use Dry Needling (DN) as opposed to TDN. Triggerpoint invites a lot of attacks.
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Carlos J Berio
11 years ago
thank you for helping keep this tool in the hands of the most well trained professionals in musculoskeletal health.
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Lisa Maczura
11 years ago
Please allow TDN to be a part of PT scope of practice. I am a patient who has benefited from this as one of my PT treatments.
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Kelly Dowell
11 years ago
By far one of the most effective treatments for chronic pain.
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Eric Pranzarone
11 years ago
If the state of Washington values the scientifc basis of medical science, then it should recognize that licensed physical therapists are more qualified via their evidence-based medical training than Chinese medicine-trained acupuncturists to use needles in their treatments.
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Carole
11 years ago
I have benefited greatly from TDN and promote it as a professional PT therapeutic intervention.
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Amanda Gourlie
11 years ago
Keep up the great work Paul. I've had the amazing opportunity to work first hand with Dr. Paul Killoren and have seen what a fantastic job he does with his patients. Safety and educating his patients has always been top priorities for Dr. Killoren.
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Nikki Read
11 years ago
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As a Physical Therapist, I never purport to be practicing acupuncture and quickly correct my patients if they misspeak. This treatment has added so much benefit to my patients! Let's keep pace with other countries of the world (Australia, UK, Canada) and fight for this important and beneficial treatment!
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Sara Manwiller
11 years ago
TDN is one of my most valuable tools in my treatment of patients.
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Paul Killoren
· petition starter
11 years ago
Thanks for supporting The TDN Project and dry needling practice in the US!
I would rather we use Dry Needling (DN) as opposed to TDN. Triggerpoint invites a lot of attacks.
thank you for helping keep this tool in the hands of the most well trained professionals in musculoskeletal health.
Please allow TDN to be a part of PT scope of practice. I am a patient who has benefited from this as one of my PT treatments.
By far one of the most effective treatments for chronic pain.
If the state of Washington values the scientifc basis of medical science, then it should recognize that licensed physical therapists are more qualified via their evidence-based medical training than Chinese medicine-trained acupuncturists to use needles in their treatments.
I have benefited greatly from TDN and promote it as a professional PT therapeutic intervention.
Keep up the great work Paul. I've had the amazing opportunity to work first hand with Dr. Paul Killoren and have seen what a fantastic job he does with his patients. Safety and educating his patients has always been top priorities for Dr. Killoren.
As a Physical Therapist, I never purport to be practicing acupuncture and quickly correct my patients if they misspeak. This treatment has added so much benefit to my patients! Let's keep pace with other countries of the world (Australia, UK, Canada) and fight for this important and beneficial treatment!
TDN is one of my most valuable tools in my treatment of patients.
Thanks for supporting The TDN Project and dry needling practice in the US!