International Board of Dry Needling IDNB

22/02/2026

What to expect after dry needling?

Mild soreness at the insertion site can occur and typically resolves within 1–2 days. Many patients report noticeable improvement in pain and mobility shortly after treatment. Depending on the condition and individual response, additional sessions may be recommended to achieve optimal outcomes.

Evidence-based practice, clear patient education, and proper clinical reasoning remain essential for safe and effective dry needling application.

20/02/2026

Why a Global Directory?

Patients and professionals deserve one trusted, centralized platform to access verified physiotherapy services across borders. IPTN bridges this gap by creating a unified, reliable global directory that connects the profession worldwide.

One profession. One global directory.
IPTN brings physiotherapy together—globally.

02/02/2026

Dry needling is a safe and effective technique when applied correctly—however, proper screening is essential.
Certain conditions may require caution or alternative approaches to ensure patient safety and best outcomes. Always rely on professional assessment and evidence-based practice.

26/01/2026

Who can add or list a physiotherapy facility?
Anyone can.

You don’t need to own, manage, or work at the facility.
All it takes is basic facility information to help increase credibility, visibility, and global reach.

By listing a facility on IPTN, you contribute to strengthening the world’s first global Physical Therapy directory—supporting transparency, accessibility, and professional recognition worldwide.

👉 List a facility today:
https://iptn.world/facilities/create

Together, we build a stronger global physiotherapy network.

19/01/2026

Dry Needling is a clinically recognized technique used to manage a wide range of neuromusculoskeletal conditions. When applied by qualified practitioners, it can effectively reduce pain, release trigger points, improve muscle function, and support optimal movement recovery.

At the International Board of Dry Needling (IDNB), we promote evidence-based practice, professional standards, and safe clinical application worldwide.

17/01/2026

Our mission is simple: better access, greater trust, and stronger global physiotherapy networks.

10/01/2026

Dry Needling is a safe, evidence-based technique used by trained professionals to relieve pain, restore movement, and improve muscle function.
By targeting myofascial trigger points with fine needles—without medication—dry needling supports recovery and enhances performance when delivered by accredited practitioners.

Learn more and choose qualified care with confidence.

08/01/2026

🌍 Indexing Is Now Open on IPTN!

Be part of the world’s first Global Physical Therapy Directory.
IPTN is now accepting listings for clinics, hospitals, universities, associations, training providers, and rehabilitation suppliers worldwide.

📌 Increase your visibility
📌 Connect with patients and professionals globally
📌 Help build a trusted, verified global map of physiotherapy services

👉 Add facility or organization today:
https://iptn.world/facilities/create

Let’s take physiotherapy global—together.

31/12/2025

20/12/2025

Choosing the right Dry Needling practitioner matters!

The International Board of Dry Needling (IDNB) recommends seeking care only from IDNB-accredited practitioners, who are verified to meet our standards for safety, competency, and evidence-based practice.

🔎 Find an accredited practitioner near you:
https://idnb.world/membership-directory

19/12/2025

Call for IPTN Ambassadors 🌍

Become part of the team building the first Global Physical Therapy Directory. As an IPTN Ambassador, you’ll help verify facilities in your region, expand an international physio network, and receive official recognition for your role in advancing our profession.

Apply now: iptn.world/ambassadors
Deadline: February 1, 2026

06/12/2025

IPTA is glad to announce a NEW RELEASE 📘

The IPTA Dry Needling Certification Program Handbook is now live, as part of our continuous improvement and ongoing support for program participants.

Prepared by Dr. Ahmed Habeeb Alsiddig (the program accredited tutor) and approved by the International Board of Dry Needling (IDNB), this handbook provides a clear, structured summary of the full course to support your ongoing review and clinical development.

All previous Dry Needling program participants can access the booklet through the IPTA E-learning portal → Announcements area.