Over the years, as Physical Therapy has followed it’s parent, Orthodox Medicine, toward more mechanical means of healing, it has increasingly lost touch with hands-on healing. Yet a handful of PTs have pursued the recovery of this nearly lost art, and been attending massage therapy programs.

Several P.T.s have found The DSL Method to be the Missing Link to their knowledge of integrating hands-on work and yoga into their physical therapy practice. They especially appreciate that David has gone farther than most to develop a truly scientific foundation for his work.

“David is doing cutting edge work in the field of bodywork, and it would take 3 or 4 teachers to replace what he knows.”

Tracy Hall, Physical Therapist, Chico, California

“With 18 years experience in the health care professions, I appreciate soundly researched and scientifically based approaches to rehabilitation. The DSL Method has expanded and refined my understanding and applications for achieving postural correctness and pain relief in less time. David has a unique way of reiterating known fundamental laws, redefining erroneous concepts, and instructing the participants through a successful treatment program.”

Al Cujas, Physical Therapist, A.T.C., N.M.T.
Winston Salem, North Carolina
Former instructor for the St. John NMT Seminar System

“The DSL Method has been an eye opening experience and has changed the direction of my work. David’s work is challenging because it is precise and logical, yet its openness inspires my own creativity. I have been motivated to study the physiological principles behind good bodywork in a new, more effective light.”

Lynn Barry, P.T.A., A.T.C., N.M.T.
Beverly Sports Medicine, Beverly, Massachusetts

David’s evaluation segment allows me to quickly target all parts of my client’s structural dysfunction. The lab once again confirmed that working with the body, instead of forcing it, yields the most dramatic results. This course is well worth the time and study.

Suzanne Kuro, Physical Therapist, Roselle, Illinois

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Beginning at 13 years of age, DSL's been involved with alternative philosophies & practices most of his life. Becoming a yoga teacher in 1976, then a hands-on bodyworker in 1981, he developed a unique & highly effective form of Yoga / Bodywork / Whole Health Fitness & Therapeutics. … David wrote the chapters on a wholistic philosophy & physiology of bodywork & stretching for the textbook Structural Balancing, published by McGraw-Hill, Inc. in 2010. … He is the author of the e-Book Simple Steps to Let-Go Yoga, available at: www.letgoyoga.com/simple-steps/ and several other upcoming e-books.

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