Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilisation
At our clinic, we offer Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilisation (DNS), a cutting-edge approach designed to optimise movement patterns and enhance neuromuscular function.
Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilisation (DNS) is a treatment system that rewires how your brain and body communicate.
It’s based on how babies learn to move - not through muscles alone, but through stability, breath control, and reflex integration.
DNS helps restore this natural sequence in adults who’ve lost it due to:
Injury
Stress
Poor posture
Surgery
Pain or compensation patterns
DNS doesn’t just treat the site of pain - it retrains the whole system.
What do our DNS sessions focus on?
Rehabilitation: Helping individuals recover from injuries by re-establishing efficient movement patterns.
Performance Enhancement: Assisting athletes in achieving peak performance through improved stability and control.
Pain Management: Addressing chronic pain by correcting dysfunctional movement and postural habits.
Join Our Weekly General Class
We offer a weekly General Class to support your ongoing health and wellbeing.
When: Tuesdays, 5:00–6:00 PM
Where: Adamstown Uniting Church
228 Brunker Road, Adamstown, NSW 2289
Before You Attend:
To ensure the class is safe and tailored to your needs, we require a consultation at the clinic before your first session. This helps us understand your individual health goals and any considerations we should be aware of.
FAQ’s
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We assess how your body stabilises - especially your trunk, pelvis and breathing system. Then use targeted positions and exercises to rewire your brain-body connection. Think of it as upgrading your operating system, not just treating a symptom.
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Absolutely. DNS was originally developed to treat spinal issues. It improves trunk stability, posture and breathing mechanics - all of which are key to long-term back health.
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Yes - DNS is gentle, adaptable and based on natural movement. It’s not about force - it’s about coordination, awareness and building strength from the inside out.