Acupuncture, a cornerstone of Traditional Chinese Medicine, carries a legacy of promoting health and well-being spanning thousands of years in China. Its contemporary practice, however, extends beyond tradition to become an evidence-based medical approach. Extensive research, including hundreds of systematic reviews and meta-analyses, strongly supports acupuncture’s effectiveness across various medical conditions. Notably, the FDA’s 1996 classification as a safe and effective medical tool, coupled with the WHO’s 1998 report affirming its safety and effectiveness across 100+ diseases and symptoms, underscore its credibility. Globally, numerous international and national Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPGs) recommend Acupuncture as a treatment option for many different diseases, particularly in musculoskeletal conditions. It has been included in the curricula of numerous American, European, Australian, and Asian universities and medical schools at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. With over thousands of physicians integrating acupuncture into clinical practice, especially in some European countries like UK and Germany have more than 40,000 physicians, its widespread adoption is evident. Notably, physiotherapists, alongside medical doctors, widely utilize acupuncture globally. In recognition of this, I have designed this intensive course tailored for physiotherapists, aimed at proficiently applying acupuncture techniques in treating neurological Disorders.”