The success of DNS therapy is largely dependent on the patient’s willingness to actively participate in their rehabilitation process. While professional guidance is crucial, the patient’s consistent effort outside of clinical sessions is equally important for achieving optimal results.

Key Factors Affecting Outcomes:

1. Patient dedication and consistency
2. Proper execution of prescribed exercises
3. Regular practice outside of clinical sessions
4. Adherence to the therapist’s instructions

Treatment Structure

DNS therapy typically follows a structured approach that emphasizes patient education and independent practice:

1. In-Clinic Sessions: These sessions focus on instruction and proper technique. The therapist will:
   
   • Demonstrate exercises
   • Provide hands-on guidance
   • Assess and correct form
   • Adjust the treatment plan as needed

1. Home Exercise Program: Patients are expected to:
   
   • Practice prescribed exercises regularly
   • Apply learned techniques in daily activities
   • Monitor progress and report back to the therapist

1. Follow-up and Progression: The therapist will:
   
   • Evaluate improvement
   • Introduce more advanced exercises as appropriate
   • Make necessary adjustments to the treatment plan

Treatment Duration: In many cases, 4-6 sessions are sufficient to establish a solid foundation and equip patients with the necessary skills for continued improvement.

However, the exact number of sessions may vary based on individual needs and progress.

By fully engaging in the treatment process and diligently practicing the prescribed exercises, patients can maximize the benefits of DNS therapy and achieve significant improvements in their movement patterns and overall function.