WORKSHOP A - THE TRANSMISSION OF KNOWLEDGE, PALPATION AND SECRETS FROM GENERATION TO GENERATION BY ANCIENT OSTEOPATHS

Learn from Osteopathic legends and share their secrets about the functions and power of life.

A transmission from generation to generation to better understand and effectively relieve patients by knowing our roots and the meaning of our work.

The aim of this exceptional seminar is to summarize and pass on to you all the information, know-how and advice that the elders have handed down from generation to generation. The aim is to transform a technical gesture into a therapeutic one that relieves or heals the patient.

They received their teaching from the founders, and progressed throughout their lives with these treasures, which Philippe Druelle DO will in turn pass on to you, all the wonderful experience and know-how that the osteopathic elders have given him. “I'm very grateful to all these people who have helped me to better understand what osteopathy really is, and how to work with vital energy.” We've built on their teachings and gone from strength to strength. Other generations will take our work even further. This seminar is also very important for doing good with different techniques and methods. In the course of this meeting, we'll give you many secrets that are sometimes forgotten or neglected, but which are the necessary foundations for good patient care. A living legacy to pass on. Osteopathy is a natural medicine that chose to restore the body's mechanisms to health and function, so that the body could heal itself. They worked with vital energy and universal energy, so that they were associated with and participated in their techniques and methods. During these two days, Philippe Druelle DO will give us the essential elements we need to preserve, the knowledge and advice given to him by Harold Magoun DO, Viola Frymann DO, Alan Becker DO, Thomas Schooley DO, Fred Mitchell DO, Laurence Jones DO, Francis Peyralade DO, Tom Dummer DO, Denis Brooks DO, John Wernham DO, Anne Wales DO, who have inherited the legacy of Andrew Taylor Still, William Garner Sutherland, John Martin Litteljohn DO and others. Today, we believe it is our duty and pleasure to carry on what has been handed down to us, and above all to pass on what is most important in becoming engineers and therapists, not technicians. “All these people have given me the keys and ways to progress, opening my heart and mind in all sincerity. We must pass on this heritage, creating a link between the past, the present and the future. This seminar is full of very important elements for patient care. I will do this seminar with a lot of gratitude and love for them and I wish to pass on and share the essentials. '' Philippe Druelle DO

What will the seminar be like?
Above all, it will be an experience, a faithful testimony that will lead to clinical applications to be used every day to treat patients effectively. This meeting will focus on practice and know-how, palpation and feeling in our Being and in our consciousness.

Seminar objectives
To give strength to each person's work so that it is as effective as possible with patients, to transmit the essentials of osteopathy, and to enable participants to progress in their practice. This meeting will focus on the dialogue with life in the body and tissues, the notion of fulcrum and its secret, and the points common to all the ancients, whatever the techniques used. The concepts are clinically applicable to all methods. The aim of this course is to further liberate our practice.

• Why were the Ancients so effective? Important points.
• How to awaken the patient's healing powers? +++ According to the Ancients.
• The notion of Instrument, becoming an instrument at the service of the patient's deepest needs. Viola Frymann DO
• A T Still and the notion of Mind, wisely organizing the motor of life and its goal of reviving suspended forces. The essential concept that these forces tend towards normality. How vital energy manifests itself in the human being. What are the suspended forces? What are their roles and how can we work with them? Sutherland DO, Smith DO.
• Alan Becker DO and Rollin Becker DO with the notion of Universal Energy and the link between life in tissues. How to work with the source? The breath of life and its action as an integral part of assessment and treatment.
• The importance of liquids and their functions as a support for universal forces or Breath of Life according to Sutherland DO, Becker DO.
• Summary of the osteopath's attitude to dialogue with tissues and to work with the dynamic coherence of life. Presentation of the range of sensations in the hands and in ourselves.
• The notion of balance and interactive fulcrum according to Thomas Schooley, Viola Frymann DO and Tom Dummer DO, Rollin Becker DO, William Garner Sutherland DO and Colin Dove DO. They had the same vision and followed the same concepts, each in their own way.
• The secret of fascia practice by Anne Wales DO.
• The undulatory movements of the spinal cord or vital movement. Clinical application in pain and chronic problems.
• Robert Fulford DO and the Importance of vibratory frequencies and the relationship with electro-magnetic fields and their importance in the treatment of the vascular tree, the notion of emotional imprinting.
• The power of hardness Sutherland DO, Schooley DO. Reciprocity as the starting point for health.
• The energetic impulse and the notion of balance Tom Dummer DO. What is the vector of health? The action of liquids as an active force.
• Vertebral subluxation. The importance of the nucleus pulposus Denis Brooks DO +++.
• Spirituality and hormonal balance according to Denis Brooks DO. What is spirituality? How does it work?
• The link between Fred Mitchell DO parameters to help normalization forces the tissues themselves towards normality according to Andrew T Still.
• Blood and lymphatics are medicines! The role of the artery is absolute and scientific research is being conducted.
• Deason DO, Mc Connell DO and Louisa Burns DO the somato-visceral and viscero-somatic world and vasomotion. The importance of the fractal arrangement of blood vessels and the utility of electromagnetic forces and how to work with these forces to liberate function +++.
• Charlotte Waever DO and the Balance of Forces on Growth and Brain Function.
• The gift of Irvin Korr PhD.
• The meridian hard membranes and their reciprocal actions, the anterior and lateral membranes in L'endocrâne according to Beryl Arbuckle DO. A giant step forward in our cranio-vertebral-sacral practice.
• Viola Frymann DO's legacy and keys to infants, young children, the meaning of our work and clinical application at the source of knowledge.
• Electromagnetic and etheric forces according to Viola Frymann DO.
• The health of the spine and the vascularization of the spinal cord.
• The cervical spine, how to test it easily by Harold Magoun DO and the importance of the dura mater during correction as an essential element and fulcrum for normalization. Energy work.
• How the universal force and MRP work together.
• Today's quantum world and osteopathy.
• The importance of working with our heart and intention. How to stimulate this source of true and sincere effectiveness.
• The notion of the Universal fulcrum - how to acquire and use it.
• Francis Peyralade's swing effect and tissue vitalization. The high dorsals.
• Sacroiliac joints and the notion of functional unity versus coxofemoral lesions. Practice according to Sutherland DO.
• What if TOG was more than we think? So much more!
• How to work with patients' emotional balance.

We'll finish the seminar with clinical methodology for using all this data in our practice.

During this program, we'll be doing a lot of practice with the spine, fascias, free circulation of fluids and liquids, inter relations between brain and heart, visceral parenchyma, body energy dynamics with BOL and Vital Energy etc..... This program will be expanded according to the needs of the group Handover of old documents and modern scientific publications Osteopaths have the privilege of following in the footsteps and knowledge of the Ancients to pass on the keys that enable us to work well with life in the tissues and pass on the essentials.

Biography
Philippe Druelle DO has been practicing osteopathy for 45 years, and founded the first osteopathic college in 1981 in Montreal, Quebec. Since then, numerous campuses have sprung up in Canada and Europe. He has helped write 3 university curricula and made numerous discoveries about the brain and viscera. His work has always been guided by the generosity with which he teaches and his availability to students and colleagues. He conducted research at the Institut Chévénov for 15 years and has written 26 didactic works for students. Passionate about osteopathy, he also founded the Canadian Foundation for Osteopathic Education and Research.

Let's become messengers for good osteopathy!

Additional information:

Course schedules: From 9h00 am to 18h00 pm

Location: Collège d'études Ostéopathiques, 550 Av. Beaumont suite 500, H3N 1V1 Montréal (Québec)

WORKSHOP B - RECOVERING THE LOST OSTEOPATHIC GEMS OF BERYL ARBUCKLE, DO

Workshop Description
Join Marianne Herr-Paul, DO for three days of a deep dive into the life and gifts of Dr. Beryl Arbuckle. She is the daughter of Paul W. Herr, DO, who studied for 10 years with Dr. Arbuckle, and is the last living person who used her osteopathic treatment approach regularly until he retired in his 80’s. As more and more people reached out to try to understand what it was Dr. Arbuckle was doing, Dr. Herr-Paul committed herself to learning more from her father, so that she could pass along the knowledge. To her delight, she realized that this approach is quite teachable, very useful, and expands on the cranial concepts of William Sutherland, DO, and the basic osteopathic tenets of A.T. Still, DO. As a many-year student of James Jealous, DO, she has also been able to enhance her biodynamic work with that of Dr. Arbuckle. Come and find out what Dr. Arbuckle meant when she said: “As the boy scout would attempt to tighten the guy ropes rather than lift up the canvas of his collapsing tent, so in cranial consideration an attempt is made to normalize the tensity of the dural fibers” (p. 85 of The Selected Writings of Beryl E. Arbuckle, D.O., FACOP”). Know that while Dr. Arbuckle, a pediatrician, worked most extensively with children, as she said in the above book: “.... remember that the infant must never be treated as a little adult, though it is often advantageous to treat the adult by methods used for the child.” (p. 87). Dr. Herr-Paul has found this to be true.

Objectives:

• Understand who Beryl E. Arbuckle, DO, FACOP was, and how she fit into the Osteopathic Lineage.
• Obtain a book knowledge and a sensory experience of Dr. Arbuckle’s Stress Fibers of the Dura, of Dr. Arbuckle’s Buttresses.
• Understand the embryologic development of the cranial membranes.
• Learn about Biotensegrity, as it applies to Dr. Arbuckle.
• Learn about Chapman’s Reflexes and Maillards Lymphatic Drainage.
• Get a sense of how Labor & Delivery might impact the cranium.

Biography
Marianne Herr-Paul, D.O. was raised in an osteopathic family. Her father, Paul W. Herr, D.O. was a graduate of the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine where he studied with Beryl E. Arbuckle, D.O. and continued this for nearly another 10 years. After graduating from PCOM. Thus Arbuckle was a household name to Dr. Herr-Paul as she was growing up. Dr. Herr-Paul was first fascinated by languages, studying French and Spanish for many years. Her interests changed when she started having babies, and, attracted to Family Practice with obstetrics she went to the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine (WVSOM). There she also fell in love with cranial osteopathy, with which she had been treated herself since she was a baby. She graduated with honors in 1990 and went on to a residency in Family Practice (FP) with Obstetrics at the Athens, OH Osteopathic School. She moved to Greencastle, PA, in 1993. There she practiced full-spectrum FP for over eight years, delivering over 900 babies. Then, frustrated by mainstream medicines emphasis on managing disease, she opened her own private practice in Greencastle with a strong focus on Cranial Osteopathic Manipulation, along with an interest in functional medicine, where she has been ever since (now over 22 years). Dr. Herr-Paul counts among her direct mentors her father, Thomas Shaver, D.O., and James Jealous, D.O. She met Dr. Jealous while still at WVSOM, and took every course she could that he taught over the next 20 years, including all of the Biodynamics Phase courses except for one Pediatrics course. That last Phase (Pediatrics III) she took with Stephen Kisiel, D.O. She considers herself first and foremost a “Biodynamic Traditional Osteopath.” Beginning almost 20 years ago, Dr. Herr-Paul started studying Dr. Arbuckle because of her father’s interest in moving Arbuckles approach further out into the world. Since 2018 Dr. Herr-Paul intensified those efforts, and has been working hard to make Dr. Arbuckle accessible to cranial osteopaths. She has also enjoyed working with Dr. Christine Mitchell in this study, evolving the concepts further, seeking ways to move smoothly between the Arbuckle perspective and the Biodynamic perspective. Dr. Herr-Paul continues to love treating all ages with her hands, and addressing the Health with medical counseling as needed. In her non-medical life, she is a fiber artist, is happily married to Roger, and has two daughters, and two grandchildren. Travel has always been a part of her life, and she is thrilled to be able to teach the Arbuckle approach both in the USA and internationally.

Additional information:

Course schedules: From 9h00 am to 18h00 pm

Location: Collège d'études Ostéopathiques, 550 Av. Beaumont suite 500, H3N 1V1 Montréal (Québec)

The brain, neuroplasticity and the effectiveness of osteopathy in treating patients with concussion, head and spinal cord injuries (Endocranial spasms, stage I)

Many of our patients have had injuries in car accidents, at work or in sports, or children have had difficult births or intra-uterine compressions, etc... All of these patients present sequalae, disabilities and different types of pain that can last for years. This seminar will provide you with solutions, whether the symptoms are moderate, acute or chronic. This course is very useful in our daily practice to treat cerebral dysfunctions following concussion and head trauma. It will enable you to improve brain dynamics, vascularization and ventricular activity following a traumatic lesion causing numerous symptoms.

PROGRAM Objectives:
This seminar is practice-oriented. It enables participants to directly assess and treat the dynamics of the different parts of the brain, its functional activity specifically and globally, as well as the cord, enabling better health of the functions dependent on these regions, both physically and behaviorally, improving neuroplasticity and the disappearance of symptomatology. The aim is for each participant to be able to use the content of the course in his or her own practice to bring relief to patients.

Program content:
Philippe Druelle, D.O., founder of this approach, is internationally recognized for his work in osteopathy and for the techniques he has developed since 1982 to restore cerebral physiology to health.

Theoretical part

• Description of the elements required for good neuronal plasticity. Definition of the five different types of endocranial spasm (traumatic, emotional, clinical applications for infants, young children and adolescents (neuro-functional, cognitive, behavioral disorders), transgenerational and civilizational influences that also modify the patient's neuropsychology).
• Neuroplasticity as an important factor in chronic and acute pain and osteopathic outcomes.
• The brain's systemic activity and self-regulation (experimentation with Yuri Moskalenko PhD and Alexander Chepolvanikov PhD at the Shvenov Institute).
• The importance of VASOMOTION. Preparing for osteopathic treatment by ensuring good cerebral vascularization. List of strategic sites to check.
• Presentation of a model for understanding the relationship between the biomechanics of the dura mater and its attachments versus the biodynamics of the fluids, balance and bioenergy.
• The notion of anchoring and its importance after trauma (the notion of inertia and injury).

Practical part

• Assessment methods, objective and subjective signs and their importance according to the patient's health, to build a treatment plan best suited to the patient's condition.
• Checking strategic sites related to cerebral vascularization +++
• Cerebral hemisphere and corpus callosum dynamics. Mobility of each lobe and synergy with the lamina terminalis according to embryological development.
• How to develop palpation and the notion of a sphere, and how to adapt this concept to each level of work.
• The dynamics of the lateral ventricles and the limbic and thalamic systems, the hypothalamus and pituitary gland, the 3rd ventricle and cerebral self-regulation.
• Post-concussion regeneration techniques for the brainstem and autonomic nervous system, including the vagus.
• Lateral ventricles and increased systemic activity of the brain.
• Synergy of different tracts including the internal capsule and interactions with the fissures and insula.
• The importance of the carotid siphon and vascularization of the middle cerebral artery.
• The free flow of fluids and energies and vascular dynamics in the brain and spinal cord. The fluid waves of the cord according to Ann Wales DO.
• Techniques to regenerate the tissue matrix after concussion, to restore the circulatory pump between the superficial and deep vessels.
• How to guide these patients towards health and clinical methodology.
• Target organ treatments. For example, the links between brain and heart, intestines, liver etc....

Concussion-related topics

• We added to the program the self-regulatory system of the vagus nerve, which anastomoses with numerous brain sites and nerves in the brain such as V and VII, as well as the care of target organs that may become dysfunctional as a result of endocranial spasm, its role in pain, the inflammatory process and immune defenses.
• Introduction of the role of emotions and stress in the treatment of concussion. The psycho-visceral aspect, or the influence of viscera on brain dynamics.
• The importance of vascularization and spinal cord compression in chronic symptoms.
• The importance of fluid flow and CSF in brain tissue regeneration.
• Integration of our work on a case-by-case basis.
• Tips for successful treatment of the encephalon, depending on the patient's severity.

This is an exciting workshop, as it allows you to interact with the different parts of the nervous system in a precise, rational and efficient way. This workshop focuses on methodology and clinical applications to facilitate the integration of this program into daily practice. Part of this teaching will also address the physical and emotional imprints that limit the creation of new circuits in the brain matter. The relationship between tissue memory and the patient's true nature will also be taught in the second course on endocranial spasms and brain damage due to stress and emotions, stage 2. The date of the next Stage 2 course will be announced shortly.

Biography
Philippe Druelle DO has been teaching and practicing osteopathy for over 42 years. An international lecturer, he is much appreciated for the solutions he brings to osteopaths. This course has been given regularly in 10 countries. He is the founder of the FCERO, which has been treating handicapped children since 1984, and of 9 campuses in Canada and around the world where traditional osteopathy is taught. He is the author of 26 didactic books on the various parts of the training program and co-author of 2 university bachelor's degree programs in Osteopathy. Philippe Druelle D.O., teaches several specialties: the brain and neuroplasticity, pediatrics and obstetrics, osteo-articular adjustments using Energetic Impulse, parenchyma work and the clinical application of Breath of life and biodynamic force in everyday practice. Etc...

This course will provide you with many solutions.

Additional information:

Course schedules: From 9h00 am to 18h00 pm

Location: Collège d'études Ostéopathiques, 550 Av. Beaumont suite 500, H3N 1V1 Montréal (Québec)