Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization -Pedy 1

Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization – Pedy 1 is a 4‑day pediatric rehabilitation course (July 23–26, 2026) in Bucharest. It introduces the DNS concept applied to children, based on motor development in the first year of life and research from the Prague School. Participants learn principles of kinesiological development and postural stabilization, how to analyze primary reflexes and postural reactions, and how to relate chronological age to neuromotor development. The course explains links between early motor development and later musculoskeletal pathology, trunk stabilization and DNS functional testing, and assessment and correction of dysfunctional breathing. It also covers early foot development, correct handling and positioning of infants, and practical neuromotor assessment of babies using DNS principles. The training targets physiotherapists, physical therapists, osteopaths, pediatric rehab physicians, speech therapists, and occupational therapists, and aims to build safe, effective treatment strategies adapted to each child’s developmental stage.