Contact

Master Dry Needling Seminars
Provider – Total Motion Release(TMR) Seminars, Inc.
Owner & Founder – Tom Dalonzo-Baker
1827, Dixie Trail
Raleigh, NC 27607

You can also email us at –
For clinical, course topics, agenda, course-related questions :
Ken – coop.dryneedle@gmail.com
Scott – scott@integrativept.com
Jason – jasonspinalmanip@gmail.com
For Admin related, registration, PO, check-payment,approvals etc. please email
Sam(Admin In charge) : tmrs.sam@gmail.com / sam@tmrseminars.com
You can also call or text us at Sam Ghosh: 919-307-7973

Hosting : Thinking Of Hosting A Class in your facility/University/Clinic ? Planning to get your staff trained in Dry Needling concept ? We have dates available and also do private courses at Facilities, Universities, Colleges, clinics etc…
Email us(tmrs.sam@gmail.com) or send us a text(919-307-7973) with your contact info (email and contact #(cell)) and let us know your Name, nearest International airport and Location. We will get back to you within 24-48 hours.

2019 Upcoming Classes

DN-2 : October 18-20, Covington, LA
DN-2 : October 25-27, Lake Charles, LA
DN-1 : November 1-3, Cleveland, OH
DN-1 : November 1-3, San Antonio, TX
DN-1 : November 15-17, Meridian, ID
DN-1 : November 15-17, Orland Park, IL
DN-1 : November 22-24, Portland, ME
DN-1 : December 6-8, Rock Hill, SC Area
DN-1 : December 6-8, Manchester Area, NH
DN-2 : December 6-8, San Antonio, TX
DN-1 : December 13-15, Louisville, KY
DN-2 : December 13-15, Chicago Area(Orland Park), IL

Want To Register Using PO / Check / PayPal?

We accept PO, check payments and PayPal purchases. If you plan to pay using them, just email us at Sam – tmrs.sam@gmail.com or send us a text to 919-307-7973 and we will provide you with all information.

Planning To Host A Course ?

Planning To Host A Course ? We also do private courses for Clinics and Universities. We need a minimum of 12 participants. For more info email or text us with your contact #(cell #), email, location(city, state) and preferred months(at least 2 to 3 preferred months)

Email Us at : tmrs.sam@gmail.com
Contact #(text) : 919-307-7973

Meet Dr. Ken Cooper

Why do Dry Needling? In the 90's Dr. Cooper helped a prominent Dallas Cowboy with Dry Needle Therapy. After that he had to close down his regular practice on Friday's to handle the demand from other top athletes.

Meet Dr. Scott Dixon

Dr. Scott Dixon began his career in Physical Therapy after graduating from Chatham University. After several years working for reputable clinics, Scott founded Integrative Physical Therapy out of a passion to focus on individual patient care and treating each person, not just their diagnosis. After Scott took his first dry needling course, dry needling quickly became a passion of his and he continues to be impressed with the patient outcomes and responses, and constantly seeks new opportunities to improve this skill. He earned more than 8 certifications in dry needling, served as guest instructors on the subject, and now teaches on a regular basis. The holistic approach to physical therapy led Scott to pursue extensive education and certifications in dry needling, functional movement, fascial manipulation, and many other modalities. He has treated celebrities and professional athletes (multiple Atlanta Falcons).

Meet Dr. Jason Schuster, DPT, MTC, Cert. DN

Jason was introduced to Dry Needling in school and upon graduating took both levels from Dr. Ken Cooper. He assisted with Ken at his fiancé’s 2 courses and uses Dry Needling and manipulation as integral parts of his practice. Jason is fascinated with the intricate art of DN and the research and science associated with it. He has presented and had published a case report at the Reno AAOMPT conference, 2018, on DN as a stand-alone treatment for chronic, cervicogenic dizziness.

Jason has a unique and diverse background and in his free time likes to fish, hike, travel, surf, kayak, run, read, paint and just about anything outside. He has recently traveled to Israel, Glacier National Park and Key Largo, FL to fly fish for migrating Tarpon and the southern marsh of Louisiana for Redfish.