Clinical track
DNS Clinical Course A
Study core DNS principles through a clinical lens, including developmental kinesiology, assessment, and practical application.
Course A is the introductory level of the Prague School clinical course sequence (A–D). It introduces the principles of Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization grounded in developmental kinesiology.
Participants study the ideal patterns of posture and movement seen in early development, how stabilization relates to breathing and the integrated stabilizing system, and how to begin applying these principles in assessment and clinical exercise.
August 7–9, 2027
3 days · Licensed health professionals
Regular price $1,095Reduced price $995
Plus $160 CAD fee to Prague School of Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization®
Totum Life Science: King St West
445 King St W, Toronto, ON M5V 2J4
What the course covers
- Principles of developmental kinesiology
- The integrated spinal stabilizing system and breathing
- Functional assessment and basic DNS tests
- Developmental positions used as exercise and treatment
- Practical, hands-on application in a clinical context
Who can attend
For licensed health professionals. The organizer will verify profession and licensure before confirming a place. Local organizer criteria may further limit eligibility.
- Registration asks for your profession and licensure jurisdiction.
- Applications with uncertain eligibility are reviewed by the organizer before acceptance or payment.
About certification
Course A is the first level of the clinical sequence. Completing it does not by itself confer DNS practitioner certification.