Register: DNS Course B (January 2026)

Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization Clinical ‘B’ Course

Price: $1,095.00 + Fee

Prague school fees must be paid separately

January 24-26, 2026

Instructor: Veronika Cmolikova, MPT, and Dr. Morris D. Gasparin, DC
Location: The Bodhi Tree Teaching Centre Suite 212, 17696 – 65A Avenue Surrey, B.C.
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• Step 1: Pay via E-Transfer
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• Step 2: Pay the Prague School Fee (click on link below) 

Veronika Cmolikova, MPT

Veronika qualified with a Master’s Degree in Physiotherapy in 2010 from Charles University, 2nd School of Medicine.  After qualifying as a physiotherapist, she took on a clinical role at the Physical Rehabilitation Clinic at University Hospital Motol.  Where she held clinics at both the inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation departments for adults, treating people with various types of orthopedic, neurological and post-traumatic diagnoses, including functional musculoskeletal problems.  Working at the teaching hospital, Veronika was involved in the education of physiotherapy students, lecturing with a focus on functional assessment and practical manual skills.
Since October 2018, Veronika has been holding clinics as a physiotherapist at Professor Kolar’s private Centre of Movement Medicine located in Prague (http://www.cpmpk.cz).  Utilizing the approach of Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS) for both rehabilitation and the improvement of sports performance, through the training of ideal motor stereotypes of the athlete.
Veronika’s clinical practice with patients has been significantly influenced by the study of Fascial Manipulation according to Stecco, which she has been studying since 2017. Completed both training Level I and II, before progressing to a Masterclass course for solving musculoskeletal problems, and then, in 2020, completed Level III training, which was focused on the treatment of internal dysfunction. 
In the clinical diagnosis and treatment of her patients, Veronika currently utilizes the principles of DNS in combination with fascial manipulation. 
In 2022, Veronika completed a course in the Application of developmental kinesiology according to Vojta for movement disorders in adults.
Veronika has been involved in the teaching of Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS) courses since 2011.  As a lecturer, she regularly teaches DNS courses in the Czech Republic and internationally.  She is currently involved in creating DNS educational video programs for group exercises and for patients.

Dr. Morris D. Gasparin, DC

Dr. Morris Gasparin graduated in 1994 from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC) with a Doctorate in Chiropractic. Previous to this, he majored in mathematics in his undergraduate studies at the University of British Columbia.
Dr. Gasparin was a lead international instructor with the Motion Palpation Institute (MPI) from 1997-2000. He is a fully certified level 1 and 2 practitioner in Active Release Techniques (ART) as well as Nerve Entrapment and Biomechanics. He is also level 1 and 2 certified in Stecco Facial Manipulation© (FM). Additionally, he has completed courses in Neurodynamics according to Shacklock, Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA) and Level 1 Medical Provider for the Titleist Performance Institute (TPI). Dr. Gasparin has written several articles about Neuromuscular Stabilization, and his YouTube channel has worldwide subscribers.
For four successive years, he worked as a primary care provider for Ironman at the Kona, Hawaii World Championships. Dr. Gasparin is certified in Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization by the Prague School of Rehabilitation as an Exercise Trainer, Clinical Practitioner and Paediatric Specialist.
Dr. Gasparin has been in private practice since 1995, utilizing an eclectic approach toward patient evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation. The cornerstone of his practice is based on the philosophies and principles taught by DNS according to Kolar and the Prague School of Rehabilitation.

DNS Course B Objectives

1. Demonstrate an understanding of developmental kinesiology and its relationship with the pathology of the locomotor system: a review of theory covered in the A course and introduce a more advanced approach, namely the verticalization process.
2. Describe the basis for primitive reflexes and postural reactions and their roles in developmental kinesiology.
3. Introduce basic information about reflex locomotion according to Vojta.
4. Demonstrate the assessment of babies: attendees will be able to recognize ideal and disturbed locomotor patterns and determine the developmental age of the babies.
5. Demonstrate and teach proper handling of infants.
6. Demonstrate application of the DNS assessment and treatment in adult patients with pain and dysfunction within the locomotor system – stabilization assessment and treatment strategy.
7. Postural analysis & testing of integrated spinal stabilization system – a review of the
8. Course A tests and an introduction to additional more advanced tests.
9. Integration of corrective exercises based on newly taught DNS functional tests. 
10. Exercise in differentiated ipsilateral and contralateral static positions, position transfer during locomotor function, exercise progression using unstable surface, resistance against “planned movement,” dual tasking and other challenges in ipsi and contralateral patterns, the transition between ipsilateral and contralateral patterns, and training of isolated segmental movement.
11. Introduction to cortical functioning – body scheme, quality of relaxation, isolated
12. segmental movements.
13. Provide more complex clinical management reasoning for clinicians better to integrate more advanced DNS protocols into clinical practice.
14. Optimally prepare students for the next level of training (Course C)