Continuous Professional Development Update

Emerging research has proven the existence of the deep, or core, stabilizing muscles and their impact in controlling safe joint motion. This is especially true for the joints of the spinal column where biomechanical and neurophysiological demands are extremely complex. In the midst of and increased understanding of functional stability, a new method of intrinsic locomotor system stabilization has arisen attracting a great deal of attention from rehabilitation specialists around the world. Led by the pioneering work of Pavel Kolar, PT, PaedDr, a unique manual approach has been developed that activates the intrinsic system and achieves exciting levels of improved function in a remarkably brief period. Based on the principles of developmental kinesiology, the neurophysiological aspects of the maturing locomotor system on which the Prague school of Manual Medicine was established, Dr. Kolar has expanded the scope of clinical options in an exciting new direction.

DNS Literature & Research
Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization& Sports Rehabilitation

Ms. Safarova graduated from Charles University Dept of Physical Therapy and specializes in rehabilitation of locomotor system dysfunction. She is the head physiotherapist of the Physical Therapy Department at the Motol Hospital in Prague.

Ms. Safarova is a certified Vojta therapist and she is going to be certified assistant for Vojta´s method teaching. She has trained and worked with Professor Kolar and Dr. Kobesova at the rehabilitation department for several years, where she treats both adults and children. She regularly instructs both medical and physiotherapy students at the hospital. Fluent in English, Ms. Safarova has served as an assistant skills instructor for several of Professor Kolar's courses for international clinical groups who come to study in Prague, in addition to lecturing on his methods on Denmark, Sweden, France, Australia and USA. In addition to reflex locomotion methods, she is a certified teacher of Professor Karel Lewit’s techniques. She is graduated from Charles University Prague June 2009; PhD thesis: Musculoskeletal System Dysfunction in Patients in Long-Term Remission of Wilms Nephroblastoma.

She resides close to Prague with her family.

12th-15th October 2013

Accredited by the Hong Kong Chiropractors Council: 14 credit points

Scout association of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Scout Centre, Scout Path, Austin Road, Kowloon, Hong Kong

HKD 4,800 and Registration Fee: 80 Euros (online registration via the website below)
HKD 4,300 for early bird registration before 31 August 2013

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