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DNS  Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization Method is the work of Pavel Kolar and is an innovative approach to rehabilitation which involves every component of the locomotor system (muscles, joints, discs, nerves and soft tissues) by stimulating movement control centers in the brain through activation of ideal inborn movement stereotypes. The method helps to restore the structural and postural alignment of the bodys neuro-musculo-sleletal system by invoking the Global Motor Patterns.Global Motor Patterns form the foundation of human movement and represent genetically predetermined elements of uprighting. They are activated during the postural development in the first months of a child's life in a specific sequence from less to more complex. The Global Motor Patterns remain essential for control of posture and stability of the spine the pivotal center of the entire locomotor system through the life of the individual. DNS is wholistic approach because it treats the origin of pain in the musculoskeletal system by adressing all of its dysfunctional components together by activating global motor stereotypes.This type of stimulation achieves regulation of many different centers in the brain affecting : motor , sensory, autonomic components of the nervous system as well as joints, muscles and soft tissues in the periphery. This type of activation helps to regulate all these functions together with breathing. Synchronizing automatic breathing with movement brings most effective results in rehabilitation. The DNS brings faster and more stable results due to its direct access to automatic motor programs in the brain which promote proper movement through utilization of global motor reactions. |
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