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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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CEO Montréal
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Philippe Druelle, D.O.

The brain, neuroplasticity and the effectiveness of osteopathy - stage III

  • Date: April 4 to 7, 2024
  • Prerequisites: D.O., D.O.M.P. who have done stage I and II
  • Language: French (translated in English)
  • Code: SECM03

The brain, neuroplasticity and the effectiveness of osteopathy - stage III

COURSE DESCRIPTION


Endocranial spasms III

This course is exciting because it will introduce you to a new world that plays an important role in human physiology, vascularity, information transmission and the positive and negative legacies of our lineage. The consequences are influences and forces that manifest themselves in epigenetics, from generation to generation, and that sometimes guide us towards what feels good, what we want to achieve or sometimes what gives us bad emotional or psychological patterns.

Electromagnetic fields are ubiquitous and reflect and witness the forces essential for the dynamic coherence of fluids, liquids and electrical currents in the brain and body.

Researchers have noticed that we can choose our life and thus change our epigenetics. Only the imprints remain. This seminar will allow you, from the palpation of fluids and liquids, to feel the forces and electromagnetic fields and then to normalize the lacks, distortions, and blockages to release the electric currents, information, memories and especially erase the imprints. This work greatly improves brain health and vitality, makes us aware of blockages and gives us more freedom to act according to our life choices.

Since the beginning of osteopathy, Still said that with a good intention and love in our heart, we could revive the "suspended forces". And then, in the first edition of the book of Magoun on his teaching, Sutherland and his friends speak about the electromagnetic fields at the cerebral level then remove this part of the second edition, because the medical world was not ready to understand and accept that. Osteopaths were receiving criticism.

Times have changed and we have been able to scientifically demonstrate that brain areas can be affected by physical and emotional trauma. We are now implementing a scientific protocol to see the changes in electromagnetic fields in the brain and we are looking forward to this new step. We have started with bioimpedance, which allows us to observe the areas of restriction in the influence of the fields.

We will also do many palpatory experiments that you can apply all over the body according to certain protocols.

The electrical currents are also related to:

  • The definition of brain areas of transgenerational dysfunctions, their transmissions and the nature of electromagnetic forces and fields.
  • The function of the nerves, the envelopes and the health of the arteries and their flow, the pressure, the quality of the blood +++ and the lymphatics.
  • On inflammation and pain +++.
  • Synapses and electrical conductivity at this level. This affects metabolism, brain biochemistry, information transfer from the thalamus. Specialized practice at this level.
  • The brain and the spinal cord as a functional unit of the brain stem and the atrioventricular areas which are related to the vagus nerve +++.
  • The diencephalon, the cranial nerves, as a multifunctional unit +++, the dynamics of fluids and liquids and especially the dynamics between the superficial and deep arteries, etc.
  • The electromagnetic fields, the thalamus, and the limbic system. The dialogue between the brain and the viscera. Several "patterns" will be studied to understand the reflexive and spontaneous actions of the parenchyma between them, at the functional and emotional level and about the balance of the meaning of life.
  • The brain, the heart, and the blood flow. Electromagnetic forces and bioenergy.
  • The work of pseudoarthrosis and burn victims.
  • The vascular tree during pregnancy.
  • Psychological, psychosocial, and inner balance of our being with the influence of the vagus nerve and organ health.

This course will allow you to work on brain areas with a new efficiency especially in the case of transgenerational transmissions. During this course we will also have a positive and exciting experience about you and your lineage. In ancient Taoist medicine and in meditation in Shinto monasteries, this is called a Koan. This is a deep understanding without the intervention of our intelligence and mind. This gives us a great perspective on our feeling and allows us to work well in P1, P2 and P3, according to the deepest needs of the brain, the marrow, and the parenchyma.

It will be a pleasure to meet you again for this exceptional course which will give us solutions for our patients and will allow us to increase our feeling and the therapeutic aspect of our gestures and our methods of relief. This course will also give us the opportunity to better understand our actions.

Price
890.00$
TPS
44,50$
TVQ
88,78$
Total
1023,28$
CEO Montréal
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Philippe Druelle D.O.

Spasms 5: The brain, fate and destiny

  • Date: April 25 to 28, 2024
  • Prerequisites: D.O., D.O.M.P. who have done stage I, II, III and IV
  • Language: French (translated in English)
  • Code: SECM05

The brain, fate and destiny
Spasms 5


I'm sending you a photo of the brain during a strong emotion and another of the medulla to share this vision of liquid, quantum neural matter, made of lines of force and fields to welcome the manifestation of our choices, influence us with many kinds of patterns and our possibilities to realize an environment of expression of what is necessary for us to fully live our path, our destiny. However, living matter also transmits its needs to the brain. Organs, too, and also at the psychic and emotional level, and this is how the psychovisceral realm was born. New techniques and the evolution of neuroscience give us more information.

I've long wanted to share this wonderful subject of destiny's influence with you, and now I'm ready. A lot has happened since Spasms 4 when you asked me to do Part 5, and I'm happy to share this work with you. Thank you.

We need to place the subject we're about to work on in context.

We are passers-by in this life, and our aim is for our consciousness to evolve and grasp the part of the universe that was originally intended for it and of which it is a part. At the same time, part of our environment is influenced by numerous lines of force. Some are outside us, some inside us, sometimes the same, sometimes both.

On the other hand, there's no such thing as fatality, and everyone can change, transform and transcend their destiny. To do this, there are rules, or at least processes, that need to be put in place. We've shared many of these in previous seminars. I believe that now is the time to look behind the mirror. One day we become the architects of what we wish to become, not just respond to the choices of the moment.

At the same time, we've developed a new way of feeling, palpating and working the brain that's very accurate and effective, and which will fit in with this new stage that's very much about the omnipresent quantum level.

I also suggest that you sense a person's true nature, their stage of evolution, with a positive outlook as a presence that reacts on several levels at the same time.

In previous seminars, we talked about the solid matrix, the freedom of flows, liquids, fields and bioenergy, the power of form and the life field. Now it's time to talk about our luminous part, the essential part of our manifestation that has had to adapt to the material world, and to understand the forces that disturb, shape and protect our destiny. During this hands-on seminar, we'll learn how to work with this reality.

In the last seminar, we discussed our internal balance in relation to our environment. This subject will be at the heart of our work during the next seminar, and also what part do universal and more material forces play in our vital capacities and in the range of opportunities open to us, our freedom to make choices and thus ultimately to draw our destiny? How can we help them to communicate better by learning about the lines of force, their actions on our health and, more specifically, on the dynamics of our brain?

We also realized that everything is in everything and remains independent and interrelated at the same time. The health of each part as well as the interrelationships are essential to achieve freedom of choice, health and evolution.

We propose an assessment of these lines of force, their actions and, with this knowledge, the elimination of disturbing influences that block our choices and our health. A person's destiny is in fact the result of the choices he or she has made according to the colors he or she has chosen to fulfill his or her life.

Fate is different from destiny; it is necessarily benevolent without complacency, timeless and a source of life, possibilities and surprises. It has the gift of fulfilling or favoring the most favorable circumstances and opportunities for the blossoming of our consciousness, right where we are and according to our possibilities.

Our patients speak to us with their pains and dysfunctions, but are we in the right place to respond to their deepest needs? Yes, and maybe not yet completely. That's what we're going to find out in this seminar.

We'll discover what we can do with all the levels and add the life field and quantum reality linked to our possibility of evolution and the resolution of the consequences of our limitations, one of the sources of our illnesses.

We propose

Discovering the links between the evolution of our consciousness and pain and dysfunction. The process of illness and healing.

This seminar will focus on the practice of feeling at the same time, as well as on palpating energies and lines of force. How to work with life, bringing it into the places where it needs to act, and also how to work with the source.

The quantum level is an immense world, with infinite possibilities that we set in a direction by our choices, our lifestyle and the health of the mechanisms that respond to these needs. There are infinite roads, and we choose the path...according to our possibilities of seeing, living and choosing. We will work this reality in the lines of force between the viscera and the brain and cord.

Our quantum reality has a luminous corpuscular support. It is energy, and by structuring it with frequencies and lines of force it will become manifest or material and vice versa.

Course of the program

The first day of this 4-day seminar will be devoted to an improved review of previous seminars and new ways of working, as well as adapting levels 2, 3 and 4 to infants and young children.

The remaining 3 days will be devoted to level 5.

A method for understanding, living and discovering the universal lines of force that are always ready to change a person's world to help them realize their potential, the lines of force that come from a person's choices and evolution, and also the lines of force we build through our experiences.

The brain can be compared to a sublime vibrating, quantum, liquid machine at the service of our soul and our lifestyles. It can change, evolve, transcend and become an exciting partner under certain conditions. Our work at this level is fascinating, and during the last seminars in Krakow on spasms 1, 2 and 3, we updated and presented for the first time a new method of working with brain matter, which will of course be taught to you, enabling us to enter into resonance with the patient and work on brain matter at the same time.

I personally can't wait to share with you new palpations, practices and methods to free the person to fulfill their destiny freely according to their evolution.

See you soon at the vineyard for a good time with new solutions for our patients.

Philippe Druelle DO

Additional information:

Course schedules: From 9.00 am to 6.00 pm

Location: Souffle de Vie Vineyard, Senneville, Quebec, H9X 1C1

Price
890.00$
TPS
44,50$
TVQ
88,78$
Total
1023,28$
CEO Calgary
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Philippe Druelle D.O.

The importance of the spine and pelvis for patient health in our osteopathic practice

  • Date: April 18 to 21, 2024
  • Prerequisites: 4th and 5th years, graduate students, D.O. and D.O.M.P
  • Language: English
  • Code: SPP-CAL

The importance of the spine and pelvis for patient health in our osteopathic practice.

Assessment and treatment of the different types of spinal lesions and their musculoskeletal and visceral repercussions.

The different therapeutic methods and solutions for treating the origins of simple lesions and complex subluxations of traumatic and visceral origin.

The impact of stress and emotions on the dura mater and the spinal column.

Philippe Druelle D.O.


This seminar will provide a synthesis for your day-to-day practice to relieve your patients. Vertebral lesions have different causes, and it is important to recognise and discern them to provide appropriate treatments and offer effective solutions to impact the patients' physiology. This seminar will focus mainly on direct practical clinical applications.

Workshop objectives

At the end of the workshop, participants will be able:

  • to assess and recognise the different origins and types of lesions, including complex and overlapping lesions.
  • to carry out appropriate treatments according to the cause, by applying a sound clinical methodology.

This seminar is very useful for relieving patients, and it will also be an opportunity to demonstrate new techniques.

COURSE OUTLINE

Introduction

History and synthesis of the successive discoveries and dysfunction described since Still, Deason, Mc Connell, Webster, Stoddard, Fryett, Werhnam, Dummer, Schooley, Mitchell and Magoun. The importance of vasomotion in human physiology. We will summarise all the laws and observations developed by these osteopaths. This summary is important to understand and use the different tools appropriately. Each of these osteopaths had their own secrets and way of doing things; a know-how that will be passed on to you.

Theoretical and practical applications

  • Somatovisceral lesions.
    Direct and indirect traumatic injuries.
    Their influence on the biomechanics and biodynamics of the spine and the health of the viscera. The origin of pain in relation to the arteries and lymphatics. How to combat pain and dysfunctions.
    Assessment and normalisation of the central and peripheral vascular tree. This part is very useful for the treatment of the shoulders according to Still, Mitchell and popular ancestral techniques concerning the fascia and joints.
    The pelvis, the sacrum and iliac, the lumbar spine. The roles of the pubic symphysis and the hips joints according to Sutherland and Kimberley, the pelvic floor, the broad ligament, the root of the mesentery and the lumbar spine, the renal fascia and the iliac, the isthmus of the uterus and the sacrum in the overall balance of the pelvis. New techniques for the pelvic pseudorotation.
  • Viscerosomatic lesions
    The importance of the uterus and ovaries in mechanical lesions of the pelvis. Effects of lesions of the gynaecological sphere and gut on the thoracolumbar junction T10, T11, T12, L1 and L2, affecting the conus medularis and its consequences
    The renal fascia, the lumbo-ovarian ligaments and their impact on the pelvis.
    The heart and lesions of the upper thoracics and their consequences on the vascularisation of the brain.
    What to treat for herniated lumbar discs.
    Importance of the diaphragm crus in relation to the subdiaphragmatic organs, particularly the liver as the thoraco-abdominal pivot.
    Martindale's laws and their applications. Differences between visceral lesions and mini scoliosis according to John Werhnam. Treatment methods.
    Work on the thorax and heart. Somatovisceral and viscerosomatic relationships. The roles of T2, T5 and T8.
  • Overlapping and complex lesions.
    Certain musculoskeletal causes of asthma, cardiac arrhythmias, insufficiencies, loss of capacity to fight inflammation and decreased quality of immune defence,
    Spinal lesions and psychological disorders, anxiety, depression etc.... Still, Hildreth and new methods.
    The quality of treatment and its effectiveness depend on knowing how to deal with overlapping lesions. We will explain the simple methods of assessment and the different techniques to be used in these frequent cases. This part of the program will greatly enhance your practice.
    Complex lesion and the theory of alignment according to Tom Dummer DO. The concept and practice of Energetic Impulse to remove inertia due to traumatic force. Comparison, differences and effectiveness of osteopathic osteoarticular adjustment with other manual therapies.
  • Lesions of the dura mater and their impact on the spinal column.
    The importance of the dural attachments at each vertebral level on the disco corporeal complex in normality.
    The cranio-sacral dural dialogue and vertebral subluxations.
    How to work the dura mater in the event of psychological stress or intense emotions.
    The dura mater and the flexibility of the curves.
  • The C0/C1/C2 and upper Thoracics: their vascular impact.
    Vertebral subluxations, vascularisation of the brain and Vagus nerve anastomoses. Role of the Vagus nerve stimulation and brain health.
    Impact of C0/C1/C2 pseudorotation based on works from John Martin Littlejohn (original document) and practice. The brain stem and cervical lesions.
  • Structural-functional lesions and their benefits for the elderly and children. The key to address the elderly and children patients using direct-non direct methods of treatment to respect their physiology.

Conclusion:
This course is a synthesis of the best techniques and methods for relieving patients of subluxations and complex lesions, in several clinical cases involving the viscera and somato-emotional impacts. This course will allow participants to progress in their assessment and treatment skills, as well as improve their clinical reasoning. It introduces many new, simple and effective techniques that will enhance your practice.

Biography

Philippe Druelle DO, with his 42 years of experience, has participated in the elaboration of different bachelor’s and master’s degree programs in osteopathy. His experience as a teacher, researcher and clinician will provide you with many practical solutions.

A SEMINAR NOT TO BE MISSED!

Price
985.00$
CEO Montréal
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Gaël Würz-Minetti, D.O.

Biokinetic and biodynamic teachings in osteopathy - course 2: Fluid Dynamics

  • Date: May 3 to 5, 2024
  • Prerequisites: D.O. or D.O.M.P. who have done course 1.
  • Language: English
  • Code: BBS2H

Biokinetic and biodynamic teachings in osteopathy - course 2: Fluid Dynamics

Teachings of rené Briend, D.O. By Gaël Würz-minetti, D.O.

Gaël Würz-Minetti, D.O. offers insightful perspectives on the teachings of René Briend, D.O. in biokinetics and biodynamics in osteopathy—course 2.


Description:

Our body water percentage is approximately 75%; we are essentially water in motion. Those fluids are propelled by well-known mechanical factors, but also by inherent biokinetic forces, our vital forces moving at the tempo of the medium tide and biodynamic forces, which refer to the long tide of the Breath of Life.

This is why the term "hydro-fluidic body" refers to both liquids and energetic fluids.

It is crucial to address our entire body's hydro-fluidic system because it reacts to traumatic, toxic, or emotional shocks that can greatly affect our immune and endocrine systems, as well as our energy levels.

In this course, we will explore three different approaches that are considered gems:

  • The evaluation and treatment of fluidic fluctuations. This includes assessing the longitudinal central fluctuation along the spinal canal, which W.G. Sutherland referred to as "the river of life" where transmutation occurs, as well as the multi-directional centro-lateral fluctuation throughout the entire hydro-fluidic body. We will also learn how to disengage local inertial states and restore healthy physiological fluid fluctuations.
  • The Automatic Shifting of the fluids fluctuations. This is a product of the therapeutic process that René Briend D.O. revisited from a previous approach described by a student of W.G Sutherland D.O. This process involves allowing the breath of life to interact within the hydro-fluidic body, which helps to release areas of inertia, tension, and osteopathic dysfunctions. The process results in bringing the entire hydro-fluidic body to a state of suspended immobility.
  • Finally, we'll look at how to balance the yin and yang aspects of our vital forces, known respectively as soft inherent potency and vectorial inherent potency. This imbalance usually contributes to states of sympathy when soft inherent potency is condensed around the anterior generator of vital forces, along the paravertebral ganglion chain.

The whole biokinetic and biodynamic approach of osteopathy is based on courses 1 and 2. The tools learned in those seminars are necessary for the subsequent courses developed by René Briend.

Additional information:

Course schedules: From 8.30 am to 5.30 pm

Location: Student Union Building, 3rd Floor, room 303, 6136 University Avenue, (Dalhousie University)

Price
750.00$
CEO Vancouver
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Anne Hartley, BPHE, CAT(C), D.O.M.P., D.Sc.O. (CA)

Assessment and Treatment of Mild Traumatic Brain Injuries (Concussion) and Neuromengial Mobilizations of the Upper Quadrant.

  • Date: May, 24 to 26, 2024
  • Prerequisites: D.O., D.O.M.P., 4th-year students and up
  • Language: English
  • Code: CAUQV

Assessment and Treatment of Mild Traumatic Brain Injuries (Concussion) (2 days)


Presentation

A dynamic hands-on manual course designed for the osteopath who wants to learn new manual skills to assess and treat mild traumatic brain injuries (concussions) and their associated spinal pathology. The anatomy and physiology of concussions and the related dysfunctions will be reviewed. In partners, therapists will have an opportunity to test and practice specific manual and active treatment techniques for each type of concussion. The course will include activities for the patient to return to an active lifestyle and sport

The participants will gain knowledge and practical skills to:

  • Assess and treat impairments associated with brain injuries that relate to cranial nerves and spinal dysfunctions.
  • Practice manual techniques to regain accessory movements, stretch shortened muscle tissue, release fascia, and correct the mobility of the cervical and thoracic spine.
  • Assess and treat dysfunction of the cranial nerves.
  • Assess cranial dysfunctions and develop manual treatment techniques.
  • Evaluate the vestibular system and implement treatment methods.
  • Assess the visual disturbances and come up with a treatment approach for the patient.
  • Work with the autonomic nervous system to regain normal homeostasis in the cardiovascular system.
  • Educate the patient on exercises and changes to lifestyle to facilitate a return to an active lifestyle.

Neuromengial Mobilizations of the Upper Quadrant (1 day)

Presentation

A dynamic hands-on manual course designed for the osteopath who wants to learn new manual skills to treat neural restrictions of the upper quadrant. This will include Butler’s flossing techniques for the upper limb (ULTT) including the ulnar, radial, and median nerves. Assessment and treatment of the neural pathology will be reviewed. Mobilization of other nerves of the limb will also be demonstrated and taught. The techniques will be practiced by partners. Case studies will also be included.

The participants will gain knowledge and practical skills to

  • Review the anatomy and pathology of neural structures of the upper quadrant.
  • Test for tension in the nerves of the upper quadrant right from the cervical spine and brachial plexus to the hand. This will include specific testing of the medial, ulnar, and radial nerves.
  • Develop manual treatment strategies for each of the nerves.
  • Design home and self-treatment exercises for the patient.

Additional information:

Course schedules: From 9.00 am to 6.00 pm

Location: 101-1150 Station St. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, V6A 4C7
32 participants maximum

Biography

Anne Hartley is a prominent Canadian athletic therapist (Hall of Fame, Emeritus), osteopathic manual practitioner, retired teacher of athletic therapy (Professor Emerita Sheridan College), and author. She is well known for her publications and manual therapy lectures and workshops. She has lectured and run workshops extensively in Canada, the United States, the United Arab Emirates, and Europe. She has been a member of Canadian medical teams for several Pan American games, paralympic, and international games. Anne still maintains an active clinical practice. She is a graduate of the Canadian College of Osteopathy with a diploma in Osteopathic Manual Practice and a diploma in the Science of Osteopathy. Currently, she is writing a book on Burning Mouth Syndrome.

Price
820.00$
CEO Montreal
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Christian DEFRANCE de TERSANT D.O (F)

IMPRISONMENT NEUROPATHY OR CRANIAL CANAL SYNDROMS by G. HALADAY, D.O. (USA).

  • Date: July 4 to 7,2024
  • Prerequisites: D.O., D.O.M.P., and Graduated Students
  • Language: French (translated in English)
  • Code: SCCM

IMPRISONMENT NEUROPATHY OR CRANIAL CANAL SYNDROMS by G. HALADAY, D.O. (USA).



The peripheral nervous system (PNS) is a vast network of nerves that connects the central nervous system to the rest of the body, carrying sensory and motor information:

  • 31 pairs of spinal nerves, originating in the spinal cord and extending to the limbs.
  • 12 pairs of cranial nerves, almost all of which originate in the nuclei of the brain stem.

In the literature, the term "peripheral neuropathy" is used to describe conditions in which one or more peripheral nerves are affected.

Peripheral neuropathies are responsible for a variety of sensory and/or motor symptoms, sometimes referred to as "ductal syndromes", linked to compressions in anatomical areas that are narrow to the nerve pathway.

So-called postural compressions occur in localized anatomical areas where the nerve is superficial and therefore also vulnerable to external compression.

The symptoms of peripheral neuropathy depend on the nerves affected and the severity of the lesion.

These definitions suggest that cranial nerves, each of which performs specific functions by transmitting centrifugal and/or centripetal, sensory and/or motor information, are also likely to be "compressed" on their endocranial or exocranial course, and to present symptoms related to the functions they perform.

We might call these compressions "cranial canal syndromes".

This course will use this definition to talk about "imprisonment neuropathies", a term coined by G. HALADAY, an American osteopath who defined the key points of possible compression of these nerves.

Course content:

  • Anatomy - Physiology - Semio-pathology of cranial nerves
  • Key points to be treated in osteopathy
  • Techniques related to these key points
  • For each cranial nerve, a discussion will be held to establish effective release techniques, taking into account the symptomatology and pathology.

The course is also open to chiropractors wishing to follow this training.

Additional information:

Course schedules: From 9.00 am to 6.00 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$
CEO Toronto
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Christian DEFRANCE de TERSANT D.O (F)

Pediatric osteopathy
"A journey through birth for a better understanding of a child's problems."

  • Date: July 11 to 14,2024
  • Prerequisites: D.O., D.O.M.P., and Graduated Students
  • Language: French translated in English
  • Code: POCDT

Pediatric osteopathy
"A journey through birth for a better understanding of a child's problems."



PROGRAM

DAY 1

9.00 am:
Welcome of participants
Presentation of the instructor and his background
Discussion on quotes from AT Still, WG Sutherland, Rollin Becker, Viola Frymann, Arthur Hildreth etc...

9.30 am:
Particularities of pediatric osteopathy
How should the osteopath reason when faced with a newborn baby, an infant or "from the symptom to the anatomy, from the anatomy to the physiology, from the physiology to the semio-pathology, from the semio-pathology to the targeted osteopathic treatment".

10.00 am:
My story with Madame Viola Frymann
Film of a treatment by Madame Viola Frymann
The different presentations: their definitions and percentages
The maternal pelvis/fetal head conflict
What you need to know about the female pelvis and the child's head
Measurement of the pelvis and fetal head: models and applications
Reminder of the straits and movements of the female pelvis during childbirth

10.45am: Break

11.15 am:
Childbirth in, left occipito anterior (LOA): a physiological but sometimes disturbed act (eutocique or dystocique...) - The 4 phases
The average duration of a first birth
Spontaneous movements of the uterus
Fluid and bone processes during childbirth
Action of constraints on the bones of the skull and their osteopathic translation
Final dissertation by Marie-Victoria Lasseuguette
Animated films

1.00 pm -> 2.30 pm - Break

2.30 pm:
The different dystocies: osseous - maternal - foetal
Other presentations and their progressions: posterior right occipitoiliac (PRO)- FACE-SHOULDER-SEAT (PODALIC)-GEMELLAR - Animated films
Intrauterine growth retardation
Prematurity: definitions, stages - Calculation of corrected age

4.15 pm: Break

4.45 pm:
Preferential positions
Redeployment of the base and arch bones
Overlapping arch bones: how to observe, palpate and treat them

6.00 pm: End of the day


DAY 2

9.00 am:
Characteristics of the newborn skull
Measurements and how to take them
Development of the cephalic sphere in newborns and children
Embryological reminders
Growth and ossification of the skull bones over time
Development of the newborn and child from 0 to 5 years of age

10.45am: Break

11.15 am:
Paediatric osteopathic consultation
The health record, anamnesis, questioning, observation, palpation etc...
Simple and reliable neurological tests to be carried out during an osteopathic pediatric consultation
Standard consultation form for newborn babies
Examination of the newborn and child by the osteopath
Pain and discomfort in newborn babies: how to measure them
How to approach a newborn and child

1.00 pm -> 2.30 pm - Break

2.30 pm -> 6.00 pm:
The rest of the course involves theoretical and practical sequences on observation, existing symptoms, palpation, osteopathic diagnosis and treatment according to tradition (SUTHERLAND-MAGOUN-FRYMANN etc...) of the various following points:

  • Overlapping sutures
  • Intraosseous lesions of the sacrum
  • Occiput impingement on Atlas: impact on the condylar parts and the environment, and related symptoms
  • Different types of compression (Posteroanterior - Transversal - Diagonal), associated symptoms
  • Primary dysfunctions of the SSB and skull morphologies, and related symptoms
  • Intraosseous lesions of the occiput, sphenoid, temporal bone and maxilla.
  • Diaphragms
  • The dorsal zone
  • Reciprocal Tension Membranes
  • Fascial unwinding and membrane winding: why-when-how
  • Approach to immune treatment

DAY 3

In the context of each problem, we will study the strategic points to be treated in the most frequently encountered pathologies, in no particular order.

We will look at general or local atony or spasticity-regurgitation-sleep disorders-frequent crying and screaming-agitation-spasms-false routes-ear, nose and throat and respiratory problems (rhinitis-rhinopharyngitis-otitis-bronchiolitis-bronchitis-asthma etc.... ) - infant colic - vicious attitudes - infant atopic eczema - immune problems - static disorders (flat feet - single or bilateral genus valgus - scoliotic attitude - scoliosis - cyphosis etc.) - concentration disorders - dyslexia - language delays - psychomotor delays - asthenic habitus etc....


DAY 4

9.00 am:
Positional plagiocephaly (POPP)...and other cranial positional deformities...epidemiology - orthopaedic treatment - attempt at osteopathic understanding
Craniostenosis: definitions - early diagnosis - consequences
Hypotheses on the appearance of craniostenosis.
Surgical treatment of proven craniostenosis
Power Point presentation on craniostenosis operations

10.30 a.m. Break

10.45am - 11.45am
Treatment of a child or video of a treatment
Explanation of the case with detailed analysis
Discussion Questions/Answers

11:45 am -> noon
Treatment of a child or video of a treatment
Explanation of the case with detailed analysis
Discussion Questions/Answers
Answers to participants' questions
Conclusion of the seminar

Depending on the availability of children to be treated and the times when they will be able to attend, this program may be modified to fit them in.

Christian DEFRANCE de TERSANT DO

Author of : "THE VENOUS SINUSES OF THE SKULL, A KEY TO MIGRAINES".

Additional information:

Course schedules: From 9.00 am to 6.00 pm / Last day from 9:00 a.m. to noon

Location: 90 Eglinton Avenue East, Unit 900 Toronto, ON, M4P 2Y3

Price
875.00$
CEO Toronto
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Paul Evans, D.O.

Dysfunction of the pelvis and hip - A myofascial approach (AFR- Applied Fascial Release) & therapeutic exercises.

  • Date: October 4 to 6, 2024
  • Prerequisites: D.O., D.O.M.P., Graduated Students
  • Language: English
  • Code: AFRT

Dysfunction of the pelvis and hip - A myofascial approach (AFR- Applied Fascial Release) & therapeutic exercises



The pelvic region is the source for many patients suffering from lower back pain, hip bursitis, SI dysfunction, and leg pain. In some cases, symptoms seem slow to respond or not at all. Successful treatment of these patients comes from a complete understanding of how various tissues such as the myofascial, visceral fascia as well as muscle imbalance can be at the root cause. Being able to restore these tissues to proper function in your clinical practice is of vital importance in achieving the successful outcomes you strive for.

What will you learn?

This course will help you assess and work various fascial and myofascial tissues that, when tight or dysfunctional, chronically influence lumbo-pelvic-hip function. This can set the stage for decreased range of motion, weakness, and pain. Thirty years of experience has led to a set of invaluable hands-on skills that will be shared with you so you can combine these with your existing practice and achieve even greater results with your clients!

Objectives

  • Discuss muscular and fascial anatomy related to the pelvis, lumbar region, and hip.
  • Discuss typical pelvic imbalances and how muscle, abdominal fascia and myofascial restrictions can cause pain, limited range of motion, weakness, and movement dysfunction of the lumbo-pelvic-hip complex.
  • Assess muscle imbalance using specific muscle flexibility and strength tests and understand their role in pelvic and hip dysfunction.
  • Examine corrective exercises for specific muscle dysfunctions.
  • Develop and enhance palpatory skills related to the abdominal fascia and myofascial of the pelvic region, lumbar spine, and hip so you can identify and target these areas with corrective techniques and exercises.
  • Understand how to normalize typical iliac dysfunctions using the secrets of the muscular and myofascial systems.
  • Understand how to use functional movement assessment such as a squat to help identify the source of lumbar, pelvic, and hip dysfunction.
  • Understand how to apply the concepts and techniques learned in the course to other areas of the body.

In summary, this course has been found to be a game-changer to many osteopaths and health care professionals who seek superior results for their clients. Our goal is to ensure that you too will feel that sense of empowerment and greater vision upon completing this training!

Additional information:

Course schedules: From 8.30 am to 5.30 pm

Location: 90 Eglinton Avenue East, Unit 900 Toronto, ON, M4P 2Y3

Biography:

Paul Evans is a certified athletic therapist, licensed osteopath, member of Osteopathy Québec, and professor of osteopathy. With over 30 years of experience in the world of sports therapy and helping patients return to a healthy lifestyle, Paul provides an educational experience brimming with a passion for becoming better with your hands and learning practical, time-tested, successful approaches. Learn his AFR (Applied Fascial Release) system which combines a detailed knowledge of muscular function, testing, myofascial anatomy, biomechanics, as well as specific myofascial palpation and techniques for greater patient outcomes.

3 day seminar with Course Notes (PowerPoint document link available for all participants prior to the course date); a video seminar will be sent to each participant approximately one month prior to the course that will provide the anatomy, biomechanics and theory necessary to successfully navigate the practical portion of the seminar

Price
750.00$
CEO Toronto
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Paul Evans, D.O.

The Road to Mastery; Dysfunction of the Shoulder & Scapular Girdle - A Myofascial Approach (AFR- Applied Fascial Release) & Therapeutic Exercises.

  • Date: November 14 to 17, 2024
  • Prerequisites: D.O., D.O.M.P. Graduated Students
  • Language: English
  • Code: AFRV

The Road to Mastery; Dysfunction of the Shoulder & Scapular Girdle - A Myofascial Approach (AFR- Applied Fascial Release) & Therapeutic Exercises.



The shoulder is one of the more complex structures of the body. Highly mobile, it relies heavily on the balance of the muscles and fascia that surround it. Understanding the myofascial anatomy and its influence on the biomechanics of the glenohumeral, sternoclavicular, acromioclavicular and scapulothoracic joints is essential in unravelling many of the shoulder problems plaguing your patients. This 4-day course is an in-depth look at evaluating and treating the myofascia through observation, palpation, muscle tests, kinematics and effective myofascial techniques. Each participant will learn how to find and treat myofascial dysfunctions quickly and effectively. Enable your patients to return to a normal and healthy lifestyle as quickly as possible with this sought after seminar!

Outline

Learn the most common reasons for pain in the shoulder joint! We will help you discover how to distinguish each and show you how to unlock their successful recovery.

Did you know that the shoulder joint is the most unstable of the body and depends entirely on a balance of the muscles that surround it? To be fully prepared to help your shoulder patients, it is essential to have a complete understanding of the shoulder girdle muscular and myofascial systems as well as possess the tools to address their dysfunctions.

Do you know how to interpret different dysfunctional movements of the gleno-humeral and scapulo-thoracic joints and how to develop effective osteopathic treatments to address them? This course may be for you!

Did you know that the majority of people over the age of 40 will develop some form of rotator cuff problem? Learning the AFR approach can help you lead these people to finding the pain relief they are looking for.

If you are like most osteopaths, you have a lot of patients complaining of shoulder problems. Do you feel well equipped to provide advice for home tips and exercises to help the most common of dysfunctions resolve as quickly as possible?

The AFR approach may offer the tools you have been looking for to answer these questions and MORE to enhance your client satisfaction!

Feedback and satisfaction:

Do you know that hundreds of osteopaths have taken this course already and that there is an overwhelmingly common comment? "We wish we would could have taken this course years ago!!"

Here are some comments from the latest courses:

"I really enjoyed this course! It meets a need as a concrete and effective tool in my practice. Many thanks and I look forward to taking another AFR course."

"I really appreciated this course and the calm way in which Paul teaches. There is a lot of palpatory validation which I found very helpful. Very enriching course that I look forward to implementing at the office tomorrow."

"Paul’s experience and passion are contagious. I am excited about applying all of this new knowledge and techniques. I could think of many patients that I can apply this to right away."

"This is my third AFR course. I think these courses have made me a much more effective osteopath. A lot of concrete examples used to help understand how to apply the material. Very happy to have taken a course that is based on solid foundations of anatomy, biomechanics, using scientific studies to validate."

"This course was excellent! Offered valuable information and insights. Paul demonstrates a commendable depth of knowledge and a willingness to share it objectively. Overall, a great training experience!"

Additional information:

Course schedules: From 9.00 am to 6.00 pm

Location: 101-1150 Station St. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, V6A 4C7

32 participants maximum

Biography:

Paul Evans is a certified athletic therapist, licensed osteopath, member of Osteopathy Québec, and professor of osteopathy. With over 30 years of experience in the world of sports therapy and helping patients return to a healthy lifestyle, Paul provides an educational experience brimming with a passion for becoming better with your hands and learning practical, time-tested, successful approaches. Learn his AFR (Applied Fascial Release) system which combines a detailed knowledge of muscular function, testing, myofascial anatomy, biomechanics, as well as specific myofascial palpation and techniques for greater patient outcomes.

4 day seminar with Course Notes (PowerPoint document link available for all participants prior to the course date); a video seminar will be sent to each participant approximately one month prior to the course that will provide the anatomy, biomechanics and theory necessary to successfully navigate the practical portion of the seminar

Price
950.00$
CEO VANCOUVER
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Gaël Würz-Minetti, D.O.

Biokinetic and biodynamic teachings in osteopathy - course 2: Fluid Dynamics

  • Date: October 4 to 6, 2024
  • Prerequisites: D.O. or D.O.M.P. who have done course 1.
  • Language: English
  • Code: BBS2V

Biokinetic and biodynamic teachings in osteopathy - course 2: Fluid Dynamics

Teachings of rené Briend, D.O. By Gaël Würz-minetti, D.O.

Gaël Würz-Minetti, D.O. offers insightful perspectives on the teachings of René Briend, D.O. in biokinetics and biodynamics in osteopathy—course 2.


Description:

Our body water percentage is approximately 75%; we are essentially water in motion. Those fluids are propelled by well-known mechanical factors, but also by inherent biokinetic forces, our vital forces moving at the tempo of the medium tide and biodynamic forces, which refer to the long tide of the Breath of Life.

This is why the term "hydro-fluidic body" refers to both liquids and energetic fluids.

It is crucial to address our entire body's hydro-fluidic system because it reacts to traumatic, toxic, or emotional shocks that can greatly affect our immune and endocrine systems, as well as our energy levels.

In this course, we will explore three different approaches that are considered gems:

  • The evaluation and treatment of fluidic fluctuations. This includes assessing the longitudinal central fluctuation along the spinal canal, which W.G. Sutherland referred to as "the river of life" where transmutation occurs, as well as the multi-directional centro-lateral fluctuation throughout the entire hydro-fluidic body. We will also learn how to disengage local inertial states and restore healthy physiological fluid fluctuations.
  • The Automatic Shifting of the fluids fluctuations. This is a product of the therapeutic process that René Briend D.O. revisited from a previous approach described by a student of W.G Sutherland D.O. This process involves allowing the breath of life to interact within the hydro-fluidic body, which helps to release areas of inertia, tension, and osteopathic dysfunctions. The process results in bringing the entire hydro-fluidic body to a state of suspended immobility.
  • Finally, we'll look at how to balance the yin and yang aspects of our vital forces, known respectively as soft inherent potency and vectorial inherent potency. This imbalance usually contributes to states of sympathy when soft inherent potency is condensed around the anterior generator of vital forces, along the paravertebral ganglion chain.

The whole biokinetic and biodynamic approach of osteopathy is based on courses 1 and 2. The tools learned in those seminars are necessary for the subsequent courses developed by René Briend.

Additional information:

Course schedules: From 9.00 am to 6.00 pm

Location: 101-1150 Station St. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, V6A 4C7

32 participants maximum

Price
750.00$
CEO Winnipeg
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Geneviève Forget, D.O.

The brain, neuroplasticity and the effectiveness of osteopathy Endocranial spasms of traumatic origin - stage I

  • Date: September 5 to 8, 2024
  • Prerequisites: D.O., D.O.M.P., and 5th year student (successfully completed)
  • Language: English
  • Code: SECW01

The brain, neuroplasticity and the effectiveness of osteopathy Endocranial spasms of traumatic origin - stage I




Treatment of concussions and the physical and behavioral sequelae of direct and indirect shocks from vascular, toxic and infectious injuries affecting the brain and spinal cord

Hello everyone,

It is with great enthusiasm that we will begin a new training season on endocranial dynamics and neuronal plasticity, within a systemic and psychosomatic interactions approach. This training is useful and effective for all types of chronic or complex conditions involving the nervous system and its interrelations.

You will learn to work on the tissue, fluid and fields aspect of the matter, while specifically addressing the cord and brain dysfunction related to different kinds of impacts and influences. This work is greatly appreciated and valuable at any age; starting from newborns and infants following various impacts during fetal development, pregnancy and birth, through life’s various injuries and experiences including concussions and strokes, all the way to the consequences of the aging process and palliative care.

It’s still possible to get on board!

You can follow the Spasms 1 training in September in Winnipeg, and then continue the series, in the various campuses as announced. Looking forward to sharing this work with you!

Geneviève Forget D.O.

Definition of endocranial spasm

This name was given by Philippe Druelle, D.O. in 1982 to define an area of the brain affected or reacting to a direct or indirect physical, emotional, or transgenerational trauma of the brain and/or the spinal cord. This area becomes inhibited and dysfunctional with sequelae in the overall physiology of the body and human behavior.

Program

Geneviève Forget, D.O. will give an introduction to the different types of endocranial dysfunction in relation to the different levels of the subject, and present clinical methodology for alleviating lesions of the spinal cord and brain.

She will teach ways to appreciate and address the nervous, vascular and ventricular systems of patients with sequelae of physical, vascular or physical stress or trauma.

This workshop is exciting because it enables us to dialogue with the different parts of the brain in a precise, rational and effective way. It focuses on methodology and clinical applications to facilitate the integration of this program into everyday practice. Part of this teaching will also address physical and emotional imprints, the notion of anchoring described by Philippe Druelle and how to normalize them.

This seminar is highly appreciated, as it also enables participants to directly modify cranial and spinal dynamics, enabling healthier functions at both physical and behavioral levels.

Geneviève Forget, D.O. has carried out extensive research into the workings of endocranial spasms, and has won a clinical research award on the subject. 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 increase the brain's systemic activity, the dynamics of the lateral ventricles and 3rd ventricle, the free circulation of fluids and energies, and the vascular dynamics in the brain and spinal cord.

Additional information:

Course schedules: From 8.30 am to 5.30 pm

Location: CCO - Winnipeg Wellington College - 435 Berry Street, Winnipeg Manitoba R3J 1N6

Price
890.00$
CEO Montreal
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David Lachaize, D.O.

The specificity of tissue structural adjustments - upper body

  • Date: From October 3 to 6, 2024
  • Prerequisites: D.O., D.O.M.P., 4th-year students and up
  • Language: French translated English
  • Code: ASTM02

The specificity of tissue structural adjustments Celebrating the tradition for 149 Years A soft, precise, and efficient touch



Presentation

This excellent osteopath has developed a fascinating work in osteoarticular adjustments specific to osteopathy because he respects all the concepts and principles. His seminars are appreciated for their gentleness and dialogue with the tissues, and because this work is very comfortable for the patient.

The goal is to achieve a perfect unity between the patient and the osteopath, a symbiosis, during the osteopathic adjustment. "The work of tissue presence goes far beyond the hands and uses the presence of our entire body.” For this, David Lachaize has set up a precise learning and adapted pedagogy illustrated by specific exercises, aiming to use the tissue presence and the feeling of the lesion during the process of the osteopathic adjustment. The quality of this workshop is to guide the participants with ease toward the precise gesture, in an effective dialogue with the tissues.

He has always refused the idea of having a blind force imposed from outside to put the joints back in place. David Lachaize works gently and relies on neurophysiological bases, tending to modify locally and remotely the quality of the tissue by reflex. The osteopathic therapeutic gesture is a precise solicitation; nothing is imposed.

Practical program

  • Tissue tests: thoracic, cervical and upper limb
  • Discussion of osteopathic cervical manipulations
  • General position for osteopathic manipulation of the cervical region - work first on the C5 position.
  • General position for osteopathic manipulation of the thoracic region
  • Exercises to work in impulse
  • Discussion
  • Development in the cervical and upper thoracic regions
  • C7 /T1
  • T1 /T2/T3: flexion, extension
  • C1 lateral
  • T1/T2/T3 : 2 different techniques in rotation
  • Some wrist techniques
  • Develop on cervical techniques: anterior and lateral techniques
  • First rib
  • Discussion

A worthwhile seminar. Lots of softness and precision, and very comfortable for patients.

Biography

David Lachaize obtained his state diploma as a physiotherapist in 1992 and his osteopathic diploma in 2000 from the School of Osteopathy in Geneva. He then completed a DU in applied anatomy to clinical examination and imaging in 2007 at the Faculty of Medicine of Versailles, and a master’s degree in education, and training engineering in 2016 at the University of Aix Marseille.

He has been practicing osteopathy in a liberal clinic near Aix-en-Provence since 2000. He has been teaching "structural tissue” osteopathy in various schools, and postgraduate training structures since 2007 in France and abroad.

To distinguish himself from traditional structural osteopathy that he does not practice, and with which he does not share all ideas, he decides to create the concept of "structural-tissue manipulation”. A registered name that qualifies for this form of technicality. This concept combines structural manipulation with an energetic thrust, and the notion of very precise tissue presence. The technique is then implemented within the tissue itself, in communication with it, and not with the help of external parameters such as levers, for example.

He has since developed the teaching of this type of manipulation in various training structures. Videos of technical demonstrations are available on YouTube.

David Lachaize is the founder and manager of Ostéo-Évolution.

Additional information:

Course schedules: From 9.00 am to 6.00 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$
CEO Montreal
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Jane Eliza Stark, MS, D.O.M.P.

The Forgotten Techniques of William Garner Sutherland

  • Date: September, 26 to 29, 2024
  • Prerequisites: D.O., D.O.M.P., graduates and students in 4th year and up
  • Language: English (translated in French)
  • Code: FTWGSM

The Forgotten Techniques of William Garner Sutherland



Presentation

During William Garner Sutherland’s first 30 years in practice, he employed a variety of direct techniques. Some were developed based on his personal observations of patients experiencing lingering symptoms of the 1918 Influenza pandemic. He theorized that their symptoms were caused by a tissue tension problem, which he dubbed "anterior tensity.” He reasoned that increased tension impeded fluid flow. His mechanically-based approach-the subject of this workshop-was aimed at restoring optimal fluid

Description

This workshop brings William Garner Sutherland and his pre-cranial ideas to life. Following the presentation of a colourful biographical sketch of Sutherland, an explanation of the physiological consequences of influenza and pneumonia is offered. Then, Sutherland’s observation of "anterior tensity” is explained. Thirty of Sutherland’s rarely taught techniques for remedying this abnormal tension and its far-reaching effects are demonstrated and practiced. Among the regions of his focus are the thorax (spine, ribs, and diaphragm); pelvis (bony and visceral); neck (bony and visceral); lumbar area (mainly muscular); and shoulder girdle (scapula and clavicle). Of great importance will be an explanation of how Sutherland traced anterior tensity into the cranium.

Once the bodily anterior tensity was lessened, Sutherland turned his attention to the cranium. In this area, his brilliance as an osteopath is evident. In his view, cranial inertia (not caused by trauma) resulted from the cranium’s excessive expansion. This expansion caused tension of the membranes, ultimately leading to fluid stasis. The reason for this association will be explained in the workshop.

Sutherland’s techniques are simple in application yet powerful in results. Ideas on how to employ his approach in current-day practice will be the shared.

The remainder of the workshop is technique-based, with each technique being supported by anatomical and, where applicable, biomechanical theory. In many cases, the patient’s assistance is required. This ensures that the technique is safe, as the patient is always in control. Due to the simplistic nature of the technique application, ample time is available for questions and practice.

The techniques include

  1. "Turtle #1" - for posterior condyles
  2. "Turtle #2" - for the atlanto-axial articulation
  3. Cervical Spine Technique - in seated position, for anterior tensity
  4. Cervical Spine Technique - in supine position, for articulations
  5. "Flatfoot of the Back" - for thoracic anterior tensity
  6. Thoracic Spine Technique - general approach
  7. "Sacro-iliac of the Shoulder" - for the acromioclavicular joint; brilliant yet easy
  8. Serratus Anterior Alternative
  9. Springing the Scapula
  10. Posterior Rib
  11. "Pouring Water on the Fire" - indirect
  12. "Pouring Water on the Fire" - direct
  13. 12th Rib
  14. Psoas Tendon Lift - option 1 & 2
  15. Obturator Internus Tendon Lift
  16. Lumbo-sacral
  17. "Bolt on the Nut"
  18. "Tilting the Pelvic Bowl” - versatile, amazing, easy
  19. Self-experiment
  20. "Anterior Tensity” - first cranial technique
  21. "Cuckoo Clock” - second cranial technique
  22. "Wiggling the Pterygoids" - one of his most brilliant techniques
  23. Orbital Drainage
  24. Zygomatic Lift
  25. Assessment of Cranial Expansive State
  26. Expansive Accommodation - not to be missed
  27. Expansive Technique
  28. Expansive External Rotation - petrous portion
  29. Venus Sinus Technique - completely unlike that taught at the CCO
  30. Facial Bones - for expansive state
  31. Sacro-iliac Joint (if time permits)

What you will be able to achieve during the workshop

  • Greater appreciation for William Garner Sutherland-the man and the osteopath
  • Greater appreciation for the pre-cranial period of Sutherland’s career and contribution
  • Understanding of "anterior tensity”, including its impact on fluid flow
  • Understanding of the Great Pandemic of 1918
  • Recognition of how to treat regions of the body that exhibit anterior tensity
  • Understanding of why indirect approaches are contraindicated for anterior tensity, according to Sutherland
  • Understanding of how to apply Sutherland’s "bolt and nut principle”
  • Understanding of how Sutherland developed his initial cranial ideas
  • Realization that Sutherland’s early theories and corresponding techniques can be of great benefit in a modern-day manual-based osteopathic practice

Additional information:

Course schedules: From 9.00 am to 6.00 pm, last day from 9 a.m. to noon.

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

Price
680.00$
TPS
34.00$
TVQ
67,83$
Total
781.83$