Observation
We assess posture and movement in an age-appropriate way.
DMS™ children’s programme
Thoughtful support for your child’s freer movement
A gentle, age-appropriate DMS™ approach for babies and children, with a parent present in a safe environment.
Ages 0–12With a parent presentAdapted to the individual child
Trust and patience
“A child is not a smaller adult. We adapt our attention, time and method to them.”
A child-centred approach built on three principles
Every child is different, so we start from their current condition.
Gentle support
The rhythm of treatment is adapted to the child’s condition and feedback.
A shared direction
Parents receive clear feedback and practical guidance for home.
A calm, transparent process for the family
Conversation
We discuss history and goals.
Assessment
We observe the body through playful movement.
DMS™ treatment
Gentle, targeted manual techniques support freer movement.
Home support
We provide movement ideas that fit easily into daily life.
How can it help at different stages?
These examples are for guidance. The programme starts with a personal consultation and assessment.
Early years
- Asymmetrical posture or movement
- Questions about motor development
- Increased muscle tension
Preschool
- Less confident movement
- Signs of postural difficulties
- One-sided loading patterns
School age
- Stiffness caused by sitting
- Sports load and recovery
- Back, neck or limb tension
When should you pay attention?
Signs that may deserve further attention
If a child’s movement, posture or capacity changes persistently, it is worth consulting a professional.
- Frequent back, neck, shoulder or leg tension.
- Clearly favouring or avoiding one side.
- Slower recovery after sport or sitting.
- Stiffer or less confident movement.
- New or increasing postural asymmetry.
Important safety information
The programme does not replace paediatric examination, diagnosis or physiotherapy. Acute symptoms require medical assessment first.
The first step
Let us discuss what your child needs
Book an appointment or ask for information first.
The service does not provide medical diagnosis or treatment; it offers complementary support for wellbeing, movement comfort and recovery.