Course

October 16 - 18, 2026

Instructors

Viktor Veselý, M.D.

Michael Rintala, DC

Course Payment and Organization

Course Goals

Understand the role of visual processing in neuromuscular control and postural stability.

Recognize how visual and motor development interact to shape functional movement patterns.

Learn and practice key visual screening tests to assess neurovisual function.

Apply foundational visual training strategies within DNS developmental positions.

Utilize manual techniques to support ocular and cranial system function.

Integrate multimodal inputs into DNS exercise prescription.

Enhance clinical reasoning for combining DNS and neurovisual training in a personalized approach.

Topics to be covered

Theoretical introduction – Eye function, vision, and visual processing.

Basic visual function screening – A few key tests that provide valuable insights into how the eyes are working.

Fundamental techniques of visual training.

Manual techniques – Preparing the eyes for training.

Integrating neurovisual function training into DNS.

Multimodal approach and cognitive training.

Course Description

This 2.5 day advanced course is designed for DNS practitioners seeking to expand their understanding and practical skills in integrating neurovisual functions assessment and training into the Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS) concept.

You will learn how visual processing and eye function impact postural control, movement quality, and neuromuscular coordination. By combining DNS principles with visual screening and training, participants will develop a comprehensive and multimodal strategy to optimize sensorimotor performance in both rehabilitation and athletic populations.

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