Musculoskelatal course
Confidently and reliably diagnose the biomechanical root cause and understand its compensatory pattern. This course covers the whole musculoskeletal system: lower limbs, upper limbs, cranio-facial and spinal. You will be able to explain the emergence of symptoms from a perspective rooted in osteopathic principles using biomechanical connections.
Duration
The course consists of eight practical days to be attended in person, divided into four weekends and runs over a whole year. There is an interval of approximately 3 months between each weekend course to allow practitioners to integrate the learning outcomes into their daily practice.
What to expect
- Four practical weekends (lunch and refreshments included) throughout the course of one year – 12hrs CPD learning with others per weekend.
- Online support with the teacher between weekend courses available.
- Online weekly accountability meetings.
- Online support forum.
- Small group learning environment – max 10 students.
Fee
- £200/weekend (Beta version price, reduced from £300)
- £50 Discounts available by recommending a friend – We are dedicated about getting osteopaths to integrate this cause based osteopathic approach into their practice and this is where all of our energy is poured into, not in advertising. So please, if you find this course amazing, recommend your colleagues and benefit from a £50 discount on your next weekend practical course.
Informations
What is the Beta version?
Year 2022 is the bright new start of this course design and is consequently offered as a Beta version. This means that practitioner’s feedback is of utmost importance and it will be required to feedback one’s experience in due course. The aim is to iron out any teething difficulties associated with the novelty of this course design for the benefit of subsequent courses. The price of each weekend course is consequently reduced from £300/weekend to £200/weekend.
What is an accountability group?
An accountability group supports it’s members to remain focused on chosen aims – in this case, integrate a cause based osteopathic examination in one’s own practice. It takes form as online meetings via Zoom, attended on a weekly basis providing a structure for peer to peer support, discuss challenges and patient cases, clarify principles and methodology etc. Ad hock online sessions with the teacher are organised if a particular topic is challenging across the group.
Location: Frome, Somerset, UK.
Prerequisite for applicants:
- Must be a qualified osteopath.
- Must be able to commit the time – attend the practical weekend courses and online weekly meetings.
- Must have internet access for video chat (for accountability group meetings).
- Able to implement novel elements of examination into one’s daily practice.
- An inquisitive, critical and open mind is recommended.
Visceral course
Is it coming from the back or from the organ? That is the question!
Confidently and reliably diagnose the visceral causal lesion and its causal relationships to other organs, spinal segments and the rest of the musculoskeletal system. Understand the difference between the causal lesion and its compensatory pattern. This course covers the whole visceral system: Thoracic, abdominal and pelvic. You will be able to explain the emergence of the combination of visceral and MSK symptoms from a perspective rooted in osteopathic principles using biomechanical and neurological causal connections.
Duration: The course consists of eight practical days to be attended in person, divided into four weekends and runs over a whole year. There is an interval of approximately 3 months between each weekend course to allow practitioners to integrate the learning outcomes into their daily practice.
What to expect
- Four practical weekends (lunch and refreshments included) throughout the course of one year – 12hrs CPD learning with others per weekend.
- Online support with the teacher between weekend courses available.
- Online weekly accountability meetings.
- Online support forum.
- Small group learning environment – max 10 students.
Fee
- £200/weekend (Beta version price, reduced from £300)
- £50 Discounts available by recommending a friend – We are dedicated about getting osteopaths to integrate this cause based osteopathic approach into their practice and this is where all of our energy is poured into, not in advertising. So please, if you find this course amazing, recommend your colleagues and benefit from a £50 discount on your next weekend practical course.
Informations
What is the Beta version?
Year 2023 is the bright new start of this course design and is consequently offered as a Beta version. This means that practitioner’s feedback is of utmost importance and it will be required to feedback one’s experience in due course. The aim is to iron out any teething difficulties associated with the novelty of this course design for the benefit of subsequent courses. The price of each weekend course is consequently reduced from £300/weekend to £200/weekend, for this first year only.
What is an accountability group?
An accountability group supports it’s members to remain focused on chosen aims – in this case, integrate a cause based osteopathic examination in one’s own practice. It takes form as online meetings via Zoom, attended on a weekly basis providing a structure for peer to peer support, discuss challenges and patient cases, clarify principles and methodology etc. Ad hock online sessions with the teacher are organised if a particular topic is challenging across the group.
Location: Frome, Somerset, UK.
Prerequisite for applicants:
- Must be a qualified osteopath.
- Must be able to commit the time – attend the practical weekend courses and online weekly meetings.
- Must have internet access for video chat (for accountability group meetings).
- Need to have at least a basic practical notion of visceral osteopathy.
- Able to implement novel elements of examination into one’s daily practice.
- An inquisitive, critical and open mind is recommended.
Head over to the contact page to request more information and apply to attend this course.
Whole body course
The Course is composed of three phases, each taking about one year (four weekends practical courses) to complete:
- Phase 1 – Finding the lesion
- Phase 2 – Resolving the causal lesion
- Phase 3 – Masterclass advanced approaches
Location: Frome, Somerset, UK.
Prerequisite for applicants:
- Must be a qualified osteopath.
- Must be able to commit the time – attend the practical weekend courses and online weekly meetings.
- Must have internet access for video chat (for accountability group meetings).
- Able to implement novel elements of examination into one’s daily practice.
- Need to be interested in all approaches of osteopathy – structural, cranial, visceral, field.
- An inquisitive, critical and open mind is recommended.
Phase 1 – diagnosing the causal lesion
Duration: The course consists of eight practical days to be attended in person, divided into four weekends and runs over a whole year. There is an interval of approximately 3 months between each weekend course to allow delegates to integrate the learning outcomes into their daily practice.
What to expect:
- Four practical weekends (lunch and refreshments included) throughout the course of one year – 12hrs CPD learning with others per weekend.
- Online support with the teacher between weekend courses available.
- Online weekly accountability meetings.
- Online support forum.
- Small group learning environment – max 10 students
Fee:
- £200/weekend (Beta version price, reduced from £300)
- £50 Discounts available by recommending a friend – We are dedicated about getting osteopaths to integrate this cause based osteopathic approach into their practice and this is where all of our energy is poured into, not in advertising. So please, if you find this course amazing, recommend your colleagues and benefit from a £50 discount on your next weekend practical course.
Course outline:
By the end of the phase 1 course you should be able to confidently and reliably diagnose the causal lesion and it’s compensatory pattern with all patient cases. You will be able to explain the emergence of symptoms from a perspective rooted in osteopathic principles using neurological and mechanical connections.
What is the Beta version?
Year 2023 is the bright new start of this course design and is consequently offered as a Beta version. This means that delegate’s feedback is of utmost importance and it will be required to feedback one’s experience in due course. The aim is to iron out any teething difficulties associated with the novelty of this course design for the benefit of subsequent courses. The price of each weekend course is consequently reduced from £300/weekend to £200/weekend.
What is an accountability group?
An accountability group supports it’s members to remain focused on chosen aims – in this case, integrate a cause based osteopathic examination in one’s own practice. It takes form as online meetings via Zoom, attended on a weekly basis providing a structure for peer to peer support, discuss challenges and patient cases, clarify principles and methodology etc. Ad hock online sessions with the teacher are organised if a particular topic is challenging across the group.
Phase 2 – Resolving the causal lesion
Testing Methodology to ascertain which osteopathic approach is required to resolve the causal lesion and it’s compensatory pattern. This includes interaction with all fields of osteopathy and beyond- biomechanical, physiological, nutritional, hormonal, emotional, generational, field, biodynamic.
Duration: The course consists of eight practical days to be attended in person, divided into four weekends and runs over a whole year. There is an interval of approximately 3 months between each weekend course to allow delegates to integrate the learning outcomes into their daily practice.
What to expect:
- Four practical weekends (lunch and refreshments included) throughout the course of one year – 12hrs CPD learning with others per weekend.
- Online support with the teacher between weekend courses available
- Online weekly accountability meetings
- Online support forum.
- Small group learning environment – max 10 students.
Phase 3 – Masterclasses
Yearly practical courses where advanced approaches are taught to access further tissues within the examination methodology. Only available to members having successfully completed phase 1 and 2. Topic examples:
Skin – skin testing, skin lesions, scars, skin tension tracking, skin connection with other deeper tissues.
Maxilo-facial complex – dentition, facial bones, buccal cavity, nasal cavity, soft tissues, eyes.
Cranium and brain – Cranial lesions, skin lesions, meninges lesions, pituitary and pineal glands lesions, brain lesions and it’s different parts.
Genetic and ancestry – familial linage and generational lesions.
Endocrine system – Gland lesions and their associated hormones.
Field – Field lesions.
Visceral – advanced visceral lesions.