Continuing education courses are aimed at osteopaths and students of the CEO, CEOQ, CSO, CCO, SICO, DOK as well as members of Ostéopathie Québec (OQ), members of the FROP and osteopaths who have completed a program equivalent to that of the CEO or abroad (at the discretion of the CEO).
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Philippe Druelle, DO
Stillness, fluid flow, breath of life, biodynamic force, bioenergy, and clinical applications. A quantum approach to osteopathy.
- Date: September 11 to 14, 2025
- Prerequisites: D.O., D.O.M.P., and 5th year student
- Language: English
- Code: BOLH
Course Description
Stillness, fluid flow, breath of life, biodynamic force, bioenergy, and clinical applications. A quantum approach to osteopathy.
This course has been very successful in integrating and using these concepts directly with the patient. Stillness, the manifestation of this universal energy described by Sutherland in 1948, is called the breath of life to describe this force that animates each element of the creation. We can enter in resonance, in contact with this vitality during the care we give to patients. This potentiates health mechanisms and physiology by giving a useful and exciting dimension to our work which gives another dimension to our care.Description We will first do a presentation on the nature of the stillness, of the breath of life, and on the modes of action of these two realities. How to perceive this presence, according to Rollin and Alan Becker, and Ann Wales. Definition and interactions of the fluid flow, the potency, the biodynamic force, the universal fulcrum, according to Becker and Schooley, the long tide and the life field, according to Robert Fulford. Definition and experimentation - clinical applications.
Practice flow At each step, we will check your progress at the level of sensations and palpation.
- Difference between stillpoint and stillness. Definition of the automatic shifting suspended fulcrum.
- Experimentation of stillness during different works on the matrix of the living matter at the level of the fluid flow in connection with the biodynamic force and the emotions, at the level of the articular balance and the fascia (Sutherland, Becker, Smith). Applications with somato-emotional imprints.
- Bioenergy is expressed when biomechanic and biodynamic realities are in balance and in constant dialogue. This allows for easy communication with the stillness and universal energy.
- Work at the level of the brain, the harmonization of the brain with the brain stem.
- Normalization of the spinal cord in resonance with the vagus nerve, according to embryology, to restore the fluid flow, the biodynamic force, and the plexuses, release the tensions on the arteries and veins of the spinal cord.
- Anne Wales - normalizations with the help of the breath of life for the spinal cord in case of inflammation and to regenerate the metabolism.
- Working with stillness and long tide, Becker and Frymann (etheric fields, electromagnetic force). Clinical indications.
- How to work with the breath of life and the universal fulcrum?
- How to erase the imprints of physical and/or emotional stress? Evaluate the difference.
- How to build a treatment plan with these notions and this learning?
- Awareness, decisions (patients).
- An evolving patient with an evolving osteopath.
Teaching and learning methods
- PowerPoint presentation
- Practical demonstrations
- Practice sessions after demonstrations
- Validation of palpation and work methodology
- Encourage the student to reflect and discuss the concepts presented and compare their perception of their practice with the information learned during this course.
Conclusion Philippe Druelle D.O. has progressed with these notions and the presence of these forces for many years having been taught by the elders. His conclusion is that osteopathy needs the whole osteopath to relieve the whole patient. Spirituality or the meaning of life is indispensable to progress simply at this level that everyone can acquire. We should not think osteopathy but live it.
Speaker Philippe Druelle is known for the quality of his treatments by adapting to the needs of the patient. Osteoarticular techniques in osteopathy are different from those of other health professionals. The concept of energy is essential, and it is possible to perform these methods with ease and gentleness by guiding you step by step. A seminar rich in practice with concern for the integration of the method. Professor, author, researcher, international lecturer, and appreciated for 40 years, he had the chance to receive the teaching of the elders.
Additional information: Course schedules: From 8h30 am to 17h30 pm Location: Dalhousie University - Student Union Building, 3rd Floor, room 303, 6136 University Avenue, Dalhousie, Nova-Scotia
- Price:
- 950$
- Total
- 950$


Philippe Druelle, DO
THE TRANSMISSION OF KNOWLEDGE, PALPATION AND SECRETS FROM GENERATION TO GENERATION BY ANCIENT OSTEOPATHS
- Date: June 5 to 8, 2025
- Prerequisites: D.O., D.O.M.P. Student 5th year and more
- Language: French (translate in English)
- Code: HAOM
Course Description
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)
- Member Price:
- 913.24$
- TPS
- 45.66$
- TVQ
- 91.10$
- Total
- 1,050.00$
- Non-Member Price:
- 1148.08$
- TPS
- 57.40$
- TVQ
- 114.52$
- Total
- 1320.00$


Genevive Forget, DO
THE VASCULAR TREE DYNAMICS, MICROCIRCULATION AND THE PRESSURE MECHANISM
- Date: June 5 to 8, 2025
- Prerequisites: D.O., D.O.M.P. Student 5th year and more
- Language: French (translate in English)
- Code: DAVM
Course Description
WORKSHOP C - THE VASCULAR TREE DYNAMICS, MICROCIRCULATION AND THE PRESSURE MECHANISM

Workshop
Description
The
nourishing
and
immune
dynamics
of
the
vascular
tree
and
its
neuroendocrino-vascular
modulation
system
are
an
important
element
of
the
body's
capacity
for
self-regulation.
The
vascular
tree
represents
an
axis
of
embryonic
development
and
subsequently
remains
a
biomechanical,
biodynamic
and
bioelectrical
reference
of
coherence
for
the
physiology.
The
microcirculation
represents
the
medium
of
cellular
exchanges
constituting
the
metabolic
terrain
of
the
physiology
and
the
site
of
primary
dysfunction
of
many
functions.
The
mechanism
of
pressures
represents
a
functional
unit
adapted
to
the
body's
needs
to
preserve
the
synergy
of
cellular
exchanges
and
homeodynamics
with
the
environment.
This
hands-on
workshop
offers
you
the
opportunity
to
explore
the
vascular
tree,
microcirculation
and
pressure
dynamics,
to
reconstitute
structural
and
regulatory
integrity,
allowing
patients
to
progress
in
many
CHRONIC
clinical
presentations:
Ex:
- Somatic pain or conditions with autonomic dysregulation, including fibromyalgia and CRPS.
- Vascular dysfunctions (hypertension, arrhythmia, etc.) or microvascular dysfunction (cellulalgia, etc.).
- Endocrine or immune vulnerabilities (parasitosis, porous intestine, etc.).
SYNOPSIS OF THE PRACTICAL WORKSHOP:
-
Clearance
of
the
vascular
tree:
- Work of the heart and the primary sections of the aorta, the VC and the thoracic duct to then follow their arborization towards the extremities (Cranial, Spinal, Upper Extremities, Lower Extremities).
- Clinical integration of tensegrity, the resonance and radiance of the vessels in relation to the viscosity and quality of the blood flow.
- Work on autonomic and endocrine regulation in connection with the vascular unit according to presentation.
- Work on primo-vascular dynamics and intra-extracellular synergy in relation to cellular metabolic activity
- Work on the antero-posterior, medio-lateral and cranio-caudal interaction of the different compartments in relation to the physiological grooves, the vascular tree and the synergy of the main and accessory diaphragms.
- Integration of the interaction between the tissue framework and fluid dynamics for optimal expression of vital force.
Clearing of microcirculation:

This work is in addition to the traditional fascial, fluidic, or energetic work. It is intended to be a useful and effective adjunct to help patients with complex systemic conditions:
“The role of the artery is absolute revisited!
Course
Objective
To
show
the
many
interrelationships
between
the
vascular
tree
and
health.
The
blood
and
lymphatic
system
are
related
to
tissue
physiology,
pain,
the
mechanism
of
pressures
and
are
part
of
the
self-regulation
of
fluids
in
the
human
body,
the
importance
of
which
was
explained
by
Still
and
William
Garner
Sutherland
DO.
Geneviève
Forget,
DO,
provides
us
with
a
complete
vision
of
this
work
with
highly
effective
clinical
applications.
Biography
Geneviève
Forget
DO
is
an
important
figure
in
Osteopathy
in
Quebec
and
Canada.
An
international
speaker,
she
has
participated
in
numerous
symposiums
and
postgraduate
courses
for
20
years.
Her
classes
are
very
popular.
She
has
participated
in
numerous
committees
for
the
recognition
of
Osteopathy
in
Quebec
and
also
for
the
establishment
of
bachelor's
and
bachelor's
plus
university
master's
programs
in
Quebec,
with
the
University
of
Wales
and
in
Peru.
Geneviève
Forget
is
renowned
for
her
precise
teaching
and
her
great
availability
to
participants.
Additional information:
Course schedules: From 9h00 am to 18h00 pm
Location: Collège d'tudes Ostopathiques, 550 Av. Beaumont suite 500, H3N 1V1 Montréal (Qubec)
- Member Price:
- 913.24$
- TPS
- 45.66$
- TVQ
- 91.10$
- Total
- 1050.00$
- Non-Member Price:
- 1148.08$
- TPS
- 57.40$
- TVQ
- 114.52$
- Total
- 1320.00$


Philippe Druelle, DO
The brain, neuroplasticity and the effectiveness of osteopathy in treating patients with concussion, head and spinal cord injuries (Endocranial spasms, stage I)
- Date: June 26 to 29, 2025
- Prerequisites: D.O., D.O.M.P. Student 5th year and more
- Language: French (translate in English)
- Code: SECM01
Course Description
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)
- Price:
- 890.00$
- TPS
- 44.50$
- TVQ
- 88.78$
- Total
- 1023.28$


Pascale-Julie Robinson, DO
Postgraduate Training in Pediatric Osteopathy
- Date: October 2 to 5, 2025
- Prerequisites: D.O., D.O.M.P. Student 5th year and more
- Language: English
- Code: OPV
Course Description
4-day workshop, focused on the clinical evaluation methodology that gives you the basic keys to structure your daily intervention with pediatric clients. The training workshop is intended for osteopathic graduates and osteopaths who wish to consolidate complementary knowledge in perinatal and pediatric osteopathy.
The following themes will be addressed (3 days):
- Overview of the subjective assessment specific to the pediatric clientele (anamnesis);
- Objective assessment of the newborn (Amiel-Tison observation & routine);
- The methodology of objective assessment by age group (6 months and above);
- Postural observation and the walking pattern;
- Specific evaluation of the pelvis, spine and lower limbs;
- Clinical methodology (osteopathic techniques);
- Classroom consultations to integrate the concepts covered;
- Discussion focused on intervention in the clinic: information to give to parents, advice, exercises and positioning.
Clinical
Day
(October
5th):
The
last
day
of
training
will
be
a
clinical
day
where
we
will
receive
newborns,
infants
and
young
children
in
class
to
integrate
the
masterful
component
with
the
clinical
component.
It
is
an
opportunity
for
the
participant
to
observe
real
consultations
and
to
give
feedback
on
them.

Pascale-Julie Robinson, D.O. (QC) is a graduate of the Collège d'études ostéopathiques de Montréal (2004). Teacher since 2006 at the same college for the pediatric lecture, clinical, paraclinical and children's days of the FCERO. Teacher since 2015 internationally (Germany, France, Poland and Brazil), for post-graduate training in pediatric osteopathy. Clinician with pediatric and family clientele for 20 years in Montreal. Passionate about this clientele, she has followed many post-graduate training courses in pediatric osteopathy in recent years to be on the lookout for the latest approaches in this field. Looking forward to talking to you!
Additional information:
Course schedules: From 8h30 am to 17h30 pm
Location: CSO – Vancouver: 101-1150 Station St. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, V6A 4C7
- Member Price:
- 950.00$