Dr Kylie Fitzgerald Victoria University – Melbourne, Australia. Kylie is a visiting osteopathic lecturer from Victoria University in Melbourne, Australia. Victoria University (VU) offers a 5 year Bachelor-Masters full time accredited program in osteopathy, one of three courses in Australia. Kylie is an Australian trained and registered osteopath and graduated in 2002. She has worked [...]

As a thank you for your support for Manus over the year and as an opportunity to chat about all things osteopathic if you so wish, we are putting on an event in GO1 next Wednesday 1st May. There will be wine and crisps for everyone, and we are asking recent graduates to come along [...]

In other words how can you use research to make you a better Osteopath, promote patient care and enable you to answer patient questions with confidence. Dr Dawn Carnes trained as an Osteopath and practiced for around 10 years, she completed a PhD at Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry in 2006. [...]

With Rosy Hyman, Jane Jeater, Hashim Saifuddin and Hannah Walder. 25 osteopaths were involved in London 2012 and this talk will focus on the role of the Osteopathic Sports Care Association in the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Those involved will explain what OSCA is about and how you can get involved, so it [...]

Jim Oschman is the award-winning author of Energy Medicine: the scientific basis, and Energy Medicine in Therapeutics and Human Performance. He lectures widely on the science behind a variety of emerging medical techniques. For example, Jim has lectured and presented workshops at various Osteopathic schools around the world, as well as at the Sutherland Cranial [...]

*** change of date *** The study of language and the brain is a vast and complex subject. It is also along with the study of human origins fundamental to our understanding of what it means to be human. The scientific evidence in both these areas is basically grounded in anatomical study. The aim of [...]

Christopher Batten’s education from 1985 to 1989 at the Maidstone College of Osteopathy under the late John Wernham. Teaching pathology and osteopathic principles and the applied mechanics of the spine and pelvis at the Maidstone College of Osteopathy from 1991. 1991-3 teaching at The John Wernham International Academy of Classical Osteopathy at St. Joris-Weert, just [...]

WG Sutherland is well-known for his pioneering work with Osteopathy in the Cranial Field, but less known for the precise treatment approach to the rest of the body that he learned from Andrew Taylor Still  during his osteopathic training between 1898 and 1900. In the application of Balanced  Ligamentous Tension we find a bridge that [...]

The talk will be a personal perspective about what it is that brought osteopathy to the position that it is in today. Questions being posed such as: What is the role of science in osteopathy? Science has been used as a weapon against osteopathy in the past, how can this be changed? Is EBM fit [...]

Since graduating from the ESO in 1980, Peter has lived and worked on both sides of the Atlantic. His ten plus years in the U.S. have given him a broad perspective on osteopathy and its relationship with conventional medicine. He particularly appreciates the insights gained from studying with many of the older generation of American [...]