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A new interview about DNS – Alena Kobesova, Richard Ulm & Beau Beard
A new interview about DNS – Alena Kobesova, Richard Ulm & Beau Beard
• DNS is not just “belly breathing” or “baby exercises.” • Sensorimotor integration and neurophysiology as the foundation of movement control. • Functional joint centration and intra-abdominal pressure. • How Professor Kolář can identify a problem during a clinical examination—even before knowing the patient’s medical history. • DNS as a way of clinical reasoning, not simply a set of exercises.
DNS Intermediate Course “C” – Take Your Clinical DNS Skills to the Next Level
DNS Intermediate Course “C” – Take Your Clinical DNS Skills to the Next Level
From June 3–6, 2027, Prague will host the four-day DNS Intermediate Course “C”, designed for healthcare professionals who have already completed DNS Courses A and B. The course deepens advanced DNS assessment and treatment skills, focusing on the shoulder girdle, pelvis, hip, spine, muscle chains, and clinical reasoning. Participants will expand their ability to apply DNS principles in complex clinical situations while preparing for the final level of the clinical educational pathway – DNS Course D.
DNS Advanced Course “D” – The Final Step Towards Becoming a Certified DNS Practitioner
DNS Advanced Course “D” – The Final Step Towards Becoming a Certified DNS Practitioner
From August 16–21, 2027, the Prague School of Rehabilitation will host the six-day DNS Advanced Course “D” in Prague, Czech Republic, the highest level of the DNS clinical education pathway. This advanced course brings together experienced DNS practitioners to refine their clinical reasoning, assessment, manual therapy, and treatment skills through hands-on workshops, live patient demonstrations, and discussions with Professor Pavel Kolář.
DNS App News - New video: DNS Sport – Part 2
DNS App News - New video: DNS Sport – Part 2
A new 42-minute video, DNS Sport – Part 2, has been added to the professional DNS Library. The video focuses on movement analysis and training of ipsilateral and contralateral movement patterns, including assessment of trunk stabilization, joint centration, movement coordination and timing, as well as practical training of individual positions and movement patterns.
Security Alert: Fraudulent Emails Targeting the DNS Community
Security Alert: Fraudulent Emails Targeting the DNS Community
We would like to warn you about fraudulent emails offering alleged DNS course participant databases for sale. DNS / Prague School of Rehabilitation never sells or shares participant data with third parties. The senders have no access to official DNS participant lists and are not associated with our organization. If you receive such an email, do not reply, click on links, or open attachments. Please report it as spam or phishing.

 

 

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