Learning and development

Get up close with the pelvic anatomy you treat every day to deepen your understanding of pelvic pain presentations.

This one-day course will expand your understanding of breast cancer classification, diagnosis and treatments. You will gain an understanding of how common side effects develop based on the current research, and how to apply an osteopathic approach to help provide relief.

In Pain and Pregnancy, you’ll learn how to best assist women prepare for birth as well as post-partum covering topics such as prolapse, diastasis recti, preventing nerve pain, pelvic girdle pain, post-cesarean care, breastfeeding ergonomics, and more.

This webinar explores current strength and conditioning concepts with regards to the physiological and structural adaptations that occur from resistance training. Hear how components of the nervous system and musculoskeletal system adapt from various exercise stimuli enhancing exercise performance.

Fascial Counterstrain (FCS) is an innovative system of soft tissue manipulation which allows practitioners to identify and correct dysfunction in all regions and systems of the body.

This two-day workshop explores a systematic and comprehensive approach to managing a variety of common shoulder dysfunctions. Participants are taught step-by-step assessment, treatment and clinical reasoning pathways to assure successful clinical outcomes.

This course is focused on the musculoskeletal fascia and how to treat it efficiently.

If you find shoulder impingement treatment tricky to treat then this is the course for you. Places are limited to 20 attendees.

This two-day workshop explores a systematic and comprehensive approach to managing a variety of common shoulder dysfunctions. Participants are taught step-by-step assessment, treatment and clinical reasoning pathways to assure successful clinical outcomes.

This webinar is tailored for osteopaths wanting to adopt practical strategies to help with increasing patient treatment adherence, reduce no-shows and personalise patient care using patient-reported outcomes.