Structure of the courses A-D

These DNS courses are based on neurophysiology, neuroanatomy, muscle physiology and kinesiology with an emphasis on diagnostics. These courses are limited to licensed health professionals (MD, DO, PT, DC, OT, ATC, massage therapists). In addition, the organizer reserves the right to limit the audience to certain groups of professionals. Please check with the organizer.

A Note About Videotaping the Seminars:

During DNS courses, participants are not allowed to take videos, photographs, or audio recordings of the course, instructors, participants, or therapeutic demonstrations.

Structure of DNS Courses, Parts A–D

DNS courses are taught in Parts A–D. Parts A–C are three-day courses, while the final six-day Part D course is held in Prague.

Participants registering for the D course must have completed Courses A–C, successfully passed Tests A–C, obtained the Certificates of Achievement for Levels A, B, and C, and have at least 2 years of DNS practice. In addition, participants must have completed a minimum of five DNS courses in total: Courses A, B, and C, plus at least two additional DNS courses of their choice.

Registration for the D course is possible between 2 and 5 years after completion of the participant’s first DNS course, whether Course A or another type of DNS course. Participation in the D course is by invitation. As the course has limited capacity, priority is given to participants with more extensive DNS training, particularly those who have completed a greater number of DNS courses.

After obtaining the Certificate of DNS Practitioner, participants may choose to be listed in the Directory of Certified DNS Practitioners on the Prague School website for a one-time fee of EUR 20. No additional listing fee is required, and personal information may be updated at any time using an individually assigned access code. To maintain active Certified DNS Practitioner status, practitioners must complete at least one DNS course every five years.