Learning and development

This in-depth course from highly respected Italian Paediatric Osteopath Luisa Miraglia combines the anatomy and physiology of lactation with case-studies and gentle-but-effective osteopathic assessment and treatment techniques.

This in-depth course from highly respected Italian Paediatric Osteopath Luisa Miraglia combines assessment, treatment planning, case-studies and gentle-but-effective osteopathic assessment and treatment techniques.

This intensive hybrid course has a strong clinical focus which integrates craniosacral, visceral, myofascial and functional techniques allowing you to confidently assess and manage complex paediatric neurodevelopmental disorders.

Learn to use your palpation to assess muscle tone, the vertebral column, cranial structures and restriction in the diaphragm, thoracic spine, and abdomen in infants.

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

In this course we take a deep dive into working with Neurodiversity, we look at the biodynamic development of the CNS with a view to working with biodynamic embryonic forces in a therapeutic way.

In Nerve Pain in Practice Liz Howard has translated a vast body of research into an osteopathic evidence-informed approach to assessing and treating the neuro-endocrine-immune system.

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.

Blending traditional osteopathy with current innovations and research, this years conference celebrates our rich history while exploring the future, a fusion of past and progress.

This webinar provides osteopaths with a practical and evidence-informed introduction to sarcopenia. The session will explore common risk factors, early clinical signs, and the broader health consequences of sarcopenia, particularly in ageing and chronic disease populations frequently encountered in osteopathic care.