Course “D” in Prague
August 17 - 22, 2015

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Testimonials

“I recently attended the DNS D-course in Prague.It was my second D-course and I can honestly say that I enjoyed it as much as the first. The hands-on training, skill work and intense one-on-one instruction you get from the PTs is incredible. Being able to ask the knowledgeable, experienced PTs is amazingly helpful and really brings your skills to the next level. DNS is a powerful and yet complex system. If anyone wants to sharpen their skills to become a better therapist, attending a D-course is perhaps the best way to accomplish this goal.”

R.Ulm, USA

“The week in Prague for part D was a great experience. It helped solidify and broaden my understanding of the DNS concepts and I feel I am a better clinician as a result. The PTs, Alena and Pavel were all fantastic as usual. I would highly recommend it.”

Steffen Toates, UK

“My attendance on the DNS D course in 2015 was exceptional. I was impressed by the level of shared knowledge and care taken by Pavel, Alena and their awesome team in making it one of the most memorable experiences and career changing moments in my professional life. I am forever grateful for your hard work and passion and look forward to seeing you all again soon. Thank you!”

Sando Ayad, UK

Thank you once again for a great time in Prague, and a brilliant course D, the content was amazing as ever and it has proved to yet again be one of the most informative and interesting courses I have ever done. I really am grateful to yourself, Pavel, and everyone involved, for the time and care taken in passing your knowledge on to us. For me going through the courses developed by yourselves at the Prague School has been without doubt one of the most informative and useful things I have done for my practice, DNS has transformed my understanding of the way the body works and given me a basis for treatment that has allowed me to help many more people recover from injury and pain than would have ever been possible before. I really believe that the DNS concept represent the modern direction for the world of manual therapists and I hope that ultimately it will be seen taught at an undergraduate level to all Physiotherapists, Osteopaths and Chiropractors throughout the world.

Chris Havelock, UK