Truth practises across two Northern Rivers clinics — Ascend Acupuncture and Soult Physio — where trigger point dry needling sits alongside traditional Chinese medicine every day.
Resonance Needling came out of a recurring problem: needling that relieved tension on the table but didn't hold, with patients unable to tell if it had worked until days later.
So Truth stopped treating needling as a fixed dose and started treating it as testable — assess, needle, stimulate, retest. If the movement hasn't changed, the point isn't finished.
This course is the first formal teaching of that protocol — capped at 14 participants, so every practitioner gets hands-on correction, not a demonstration from the back of the room.