Allied Health Academy runs hands-on continuing-education courses for practising physiotherapists in Singapore. Rather than lectures, every course is built around technique you work with in the room — taught by clinicians who still treat patients, in small groups that leave time for individual correction.
Our physiotherapy courses span manual therapy and spinal articular therapy, dry needling, clinical Pilates, the shoulder and upper quadrant, hip and groin, lower-limb and foot mechanics, TMJ management, and neural and visceral techniques — from single-day workshops to multi-level certification tracks. Each course page names the trainer and their credentials, lists the venue, dates and fee, and links to the full curriculum before you enrol.
Browse by modality
If you already know the technique you want to train in, these pages collect every intake we run — past and upcoming — along with what the training covers and who it suits:
- Dry needling — safety, palpation and needling technique for the lower quadrant, over 2.5 days
- Clinical Pilates — core activation, spinal articulation and hip mobility for rehabilitation
Who teaches here
Every course is taught by a clinician who still treats patients. Each has a trainer profile setting out their background, credentials and the courses they run — worth reading before you book, since the trainer is most of what you are paying for on a technique-led course.
Upcoming
The Groin Physio: Hip & Groin Pain Course
Past courses
Naboso BARE® Workshop
Spinal Articular Therapy (SAT) Workshop
Basic Dry Needling Training for Lower Quadrant (2.5 days, 20hrs)
ALIGN: What They Don't Tell You About Going Private
Clinical Manual Therapy for the Upper Quadrant
Clinical Pilates Matwork Level 1
Physiotherapy Management on TMJ Disorder
Neural Visceral dynamic of the Lower Quadrant
Optimizing Lower Limb Management: A Foundation in Footwear Understanding
The Shoulder & Upper Quadrant- Advanced Practical Approach
The Shoulder & Upper Quadrant- Advanced Practical Approach
Spinal Articular Therapy: Clinical Applications
Common questions
Who are the physiotherapy courses for?
Registered, practising physiotherapists in Singapore looking to extend their clinical skills. Some courses assume prior experience in the modality; each course page states its prerequisites.
What areas of physiotherapy do the courses cover?
Manual therapy, dry needling, clinical Pilates, spinal and articular therapy, the shoulder and upper quadrant, hip and groin, lower-limb and foot mechanics, TMJ management, and neural and visceral techniques — from single-day workshops to multi-level certification tracks.
Are the courses hands-on?
Yes. Every course is built around technique you practise in the room, on a real person, with a trainer correcting your hands — not a lecture. Class sizes stay small enough for individual correction.
Do I need prior experience in the modality?
It varies by course, and each course page states its prerequisites. Several are designed to be entry points — the dry needling and clinical Pilates courses both start from fundamentals and are open to clinicians new to the technique.
Who teaches the courses?
Practising clinicians rather than full-time educators. Each course page names its trainer and their credentials, and every trainer has their own profile listing their background and the courses they teach.
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