DNS Course C

Details

• No scheduled courses at this time.

Objectives:

• Improve understanding of key principles, focusing on the first year of life.
• Identify and describe essential milestones in human development.
• Introduce the three levels of sensorimotor control for assessment and treatment.
• Demonstrate the link between early development and adult locomotor system pathology.
• Introduce terms like functional joint centration, punctum fixum/mobile, and the integrated spinal stabilizing system.
• Define ideal stabilization, including intra-abdominal pressure regulation and the diaphragm’s dual role.
• Identify common faulty postural stabilization patterns (e.g., “open scissors syndrome”).
• Explain and demonstrate undifferentiated, ipsilateral, and contralateral postural-locomotion patterns.
• Evaluate and correct poor respiratory patterns and their link to locomotor system pathology.
• Assess the spine’s stabilizing system using visual and dynamic functional tests.
• Integrate DNS-based corrective exercises, focusing on progression and increased difficulty.
• Clarify how DNS exercises can complement other exercise strategies.
• Cover basic DNS applications in sports training.
• Provide clinical management insights for integrating DNS into regular practice and patient education.
• Preparation for Course B: Prepare students for the next level of DNS training.

Registration Fee: $900 + Mandatory Prague School Fee

Fee: $900 + euro Prague fee

Important information: Please use the link below to access the DNS course list. Locate the specific course you are registering for, click on it, and complete the payment for the Prague School Registration Fee.

https://www.rehabps.cz/rehab/co.php