State & Board Approvals
Scope of Practice
The American Physical Therapy Association states that dry needling & manipulation are within the scope of practice for a Physical Therapist. Several other health professions cite that dry needling & manipulation are within their specific scope of practice as well. There are however, specific U.S. state rules, regulations and guidelines that do not permit the practice of dry needling and/or manipulation. It is your responsibility to know, understand and practice within the specific rules, regulations and guidelines of your state, jurisdiction and professional license.
Intricate Art Spine & Body Solutions is solely an educational resource to provide the knowledge and technical skills necessary to deliver safe and effective dry needling and manipulation treatment. Intricate Art Spine & Body Solutions does not make policy, claims, or interpretation on professional licensure or scope of practice. Intricate Art Spine & Body Solutions encourages all participants to contact their licensing board for official positions and rulings related to the practice of dry needling and spinal manipulation.
For AT's:
All our courses are certified through the Athletic Training Board, BOC #P10256.
For DC's:
We have numerous state chiropractic board certifications for our dry needling courses.
Chiropractic Physicians' Board of Nevada approval #'s: DN 1# NV24-169. DN 2# NV24-128. DN 3# NV24-170. Lumbopelvic DN (includes pelvic floor)# NV24-171.
Please contact us if you have any questions or if you require specific state chiropractic certification for any of our 4 Dry Needling courses. We are more than happy to acquire any specific approval requested.
For OT's:
We are an AOTA Approved Provider of Continuing Education: #0000000738.
DN 1 AOTA# 0000004453. DN 2 AOTA# 0000004573. Lumbopelvic DN (includes pelvic floor) AOTA# 0000005390.
For PT’s:
As of January 1, 2020, the FSBPT (Pro cert.) and the APTA no longer approve CE courses. Currently, states either:
1) Require their own specific approval.
2) (this is most common) They accept courses approved by any other state sub-chapter of the APTA, which all of our courses have.
Please contact us if you have any questions regarding this new system of course certification. It is the registrants’ responsibility to understand their specific state requirements and to request any specific state certification upon signing up for the course.
States Requiring Specific State Certification: If you live in one of these states: LA, MN, NJ, NY, NV, OH, or TX, your state requires CE courses to have a specific state certification. We are certified in all these states.
Please see below for a list of states where our CEU's are currently accepted either due to specific certification or due to reciprocity: If you do not see your state below or your state requires specific course certification, please contact us prior to signing up. Course numbers are listed for states requiring specific certification, or states using online CE systems like CE Broker. It is the registrants’ responsibility to understand their specific state requirements and to double check with their state board if the particular course they are interested in is certified in their state. Again, we are more than happy to acquire any certification requested by upcoming participants, just let us know.
- Alabama
- Alaska
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Florida (CE Broker #'s: DN1:20-907142, DN2:20-796551, DN3:20-907144, Lumbopelvic DN:20-907146, C/T Manip:20-907148, L/P Manip:20-907150, Extremity Manip:20-907152)
- Georgia
- Idaho
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Louisiana (All courses approved. LA does not provide specific #'s)
- Maine
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Minnesota (DN1: #8375 DN2: #8374 DN3: #8373 LumboPelvic DN #8372)
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Montana
- Nebraska
- New Jersey (NJ board approval #'s) Total CEU's for our 4 DN courses = 86 (43 academic/theory hours & 43 practical/hands-on hour. DN1: 2201-113, 27 hours total, 14 hours academic/theory, 13 hours practical/hands-on. DN2:2201-114, 27 hours total, 13 hours academic/theory, 14 hours practical/hands-on. DN3: 2201-115, 16 hours total, 10 hours academic/theory, 6 hours practical/hands-on. Lumbopelvic DN: 2201-116, 16 hours total, 6 hours academic/theory, 10 hours practical/hands-on.
- New Mexico
- New Hampshire
- New York (Will acquire if requested)
- Nevada (All courses approved. NV does not provide specific #'s)
- North Carolina
- North Dakota
- Ohio (OPTA Approval #'s: DN1:23S1023, DN2:23S0999, DN3:23S0998, L/P DN:23S2057)
- Oklahoma
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Tennessee (APTA TN Approval #'s: DN1:2023-143, DN2:2023-144, DN3:2023-145, L/P DN: 2023-146)
- Texas (TPTA Approval #'s: DN1:76773TX, DN2:77612TX, DN3:77611TX, L/P DN:76330TX, L/P Manip:77600TX, C/T Manip:77610TX, Ext. Manip:77599TX)
- Utah
- Virginia
- Washington
- West Virgina
- Wisconsin
- Wyoming
Requesting Course Certification: Such requests must be received by Intricate Art Spine & Body Solutions 10 business days prior to any deadlines imposed by law or regulation of the state in which a registrant practices. Such deadlines vary by state, and it is the sole responsibility of the registrant to make such requests according the law and regulation of their state licensing entity.
Disclaimer Notice: We have made every effort to provide CEUs for the various health professions. However, we cannot guarantee, CEU approval for every state and every profession. It is your responsibility to verify that Intricate Art Spine & Body Solution’s course work will satisfy the continuing education requirements for your state licensure or certification.
