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Beyond Trigger Point Dry Needling
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Gunn IMS is a total system for the diagnosis and treatment of persistent myofascial pain syndromes, including muscle, joint, tendon, bursal, fascial, neural and biomechanical problems. The approach, using intramuscular dry needling, is based on a neuropathic model of musculoskeletal dysfunction developed by Dr C. Chan Gunn.
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The Gunn IMS teaching program has run continuously since 1994. Since 2013, the program has been part of the University of British Columbia (UBC) Faculty of Medicine and is now located in the Chan Gunn Pavilion on the UBC Vancouver campus. The course is coordinated by UBC Faculty of Medicine's Continuing Professional Development Division.
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2019 Annual UBC Chan Gunn Lecture

10/11/2019

 

Practical Application of Gunn IMS to Clinical Challenges
​Cory Choma, Lorrie Maffey, Susan Massiti

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Thursday October 24th
5:30 - 7:30PM
Rudy North Lecture Theatre, UBC
Full details included in invitation.
​All are welcome.

2020 Course schedule updated!

9/22/2019

 
We have updated our course schedule to include courses throughout 2020. There will be courses in Vancouver, Saskatoon, and Toronto next year as well as several Review/Advanced training courses.

We are open to running more. If you are interested in hosting a course in your area please contact us!

September Review/Advanced Training Course Complete

9/16/2019

 
Congratulations to all those that completed our Review/Advanced training course at UBC last weekend. We commend your dedication and diligence to maintaining your skills and ensuring safe dry needling practices!
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Burlington participants complete full certification.

7/22/2019

 
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Congrats to all that completed their training in Burlington this past weekend. We look forward to your additions to our practitioner community!

Join us at Orthopaedic Division Symposium

6/7/2019

 
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We are at the Orthopaedic Division Symposium in Toronto from June 7-9. Come on over and say hi! Lyndal and Lorrie will be presenting 9am on Sunday in the Toronto Ballroom.

Article in Physiotherapy Practice Magazine

5/27/2019

 
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Lyndal Solomons has contributed an article to the latest edition of the Physiotherapy Practice magazine published by the Canadian Physiotherapy Assosciation. CPA members can view the article here (requires login). Gunn IMS Members can view the article here.
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