• Discussion of details, advanced topics lectures by Pavel Kolar (e.g. partial patterns: What are they and why do we use them? Common reflex locomotion variations

• Mobilization techniques based on reflex locomotion/developmental kinesiology principles.

• Focus on some particular types of diagnosis – scoliosis, radicular pain syndromes, headache, vertigo, shoulder problems

• Assessment & Treatment/Therapy plan of real patients utilizing DNS (i.e. attendees assess, establish treatment plans, provide treatment & appropriate exercises, frequency of care & prognosis.)

• Advanced case assessment & treatment demonstration, with follow-up discussion with Pavel Kolar and then PT's regarding findings and rationale for techniques he used.

• Practicum with physios with and without patients

• Practical examination of participants

A Certificate of ATTENDANCE will be awarded by Prague School of Rehabilitation

OPTIONAL EXAMINATION to be recognized as a CERTIFIED DNS PRACTITIONER
Examination Fee:  200 Euros

The test will consist of a written exam and practicum. Knowledge, observational & manual skills will be evaluated on an on-going basis throughout the course by the instructors.   A written exam will be given to the participants after the conclusion of the course.  The written exam should be completed and submitted back to Prague School. 

Upon successful completion and passing of the course D and tests, a Certificate of DNS PRACTIONER from Prague School of Rehabilitation will be awarded.

You will be recognized as a CERTIFIED PRACTITIONER in the Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization approach. 

Advantages of being a Certified DNS Practitioner

•   You will have the option of having your name listed on the Prague School of Rehabilitation website for an additional fee of 100 euros/year or 250 euros for 3 years

•   Updated information or articles/research pertaining to DNS

•   Advanced practice sessions with Prague physiotherapists

•   Special advanced courses with Professor Kolar and/or Prague PTs.

May only re-take the test 3 times.

The clinician would be required to repeat one or more courses, to be determined by the DNS committee and based upon weaknesses noted leading to failed testing, before re-qualifying for certification testing.