Canadian School of Osteopathy Manual Practice
1150 Station Street, Floor 1, Unit 1 V6A 4C7 Vancouver, BC, Canada

This seminar is appreciated every year as it allows participants to directly address the endocranial dynamics, enabling better health of physical as well as behavioral functions. Philippe Druelle D.O., has done important research on the endocranial spasms. He is the founder of this approach, is internationally recognized for his work in Osteopathy and the techniques he had developed since 1982 to increase systemic activity in the brain, lateral ventricle and 3rd ventricle dyn...amics, free circulation of fluids and energies. Philippe Druelle will introduce the various types of endocranial dysfunctions in relation to the various levels of matter and present the overall methodology to address lesions of the encephalon and spinal cord. He will show how to work with patients suffering from endocranial sequelae following traumatic, vascular or toxic impacts. This workshop is fascinating as it leads to a direct dialogue with the different parts of the nervous system in a precise, rational and efficient manner. PROGRAM Cerebral normality and the laws governing proper neuronal plasticity. Definition and description of the four different types of endocranial spasms (traumatic, emotional, transgenerational and of civilization). Palpation training to address the tissue aspect of the encephalon, the cord and the ventricular network. Perception distinction between the palpation protocols l, ll and lll for the solid, fluid and vibratory aspects of the matter. Validation by trained osteopaths. Appreciation and volumetric methods for the spinal cord, cerebral and cerebellar hemispheres, brainstem, corpus callosum and internal capsule associated with the systemic activity of the brain. Work of the lateral ventricles, 3rd ventricle and thalamus, etc. Relations to the clinical methodology and considerations to relieve target sites in the physiology. Training and validation of the participant’s ability dialogue the spasms of traumatic, vascular and toxic origin (stage 1). Prerequisites: D.O., D.O.M.P., thesis writers, students who have completed the 5th year program at the CSO-CEO-SICO Dates: February 25-26-27-28, 2021 Fee: $995.00 Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Code: SECV01 To register, please link to https://osteocontinuingeducation.com/ or contact Béatrice Drouin at 514-342-2816, ext.: 242

Help members of the Alberta Association of Osteopathic Manual Therapists by signing this petition: Help Osteopathic Manual Therapists Return to work Please click on the link to sign this petition, and share this petition with others who may be interested:... http://chng.it/CB2gwkXpfn

Want to become an osteopathic manual practitioner? Sign up for our next information evening with our registrar by email at [email protected]. You will have the chance to meet our founder Mr. Philippe Druelle. We will answer all your questions!

This past year has been very challenging for all of us and we would like to offer you our best wishes for 2021 !

Our team is in the process of updating all the websites of our different campuses across Canada. After Toronto, Vancouver, We are very pleased to present the new Halifax campus website! Go take a look! ... www.collegeosteo.com/halifax The next step: Winnipeg and Germany websites

Hello everyone! Admissions open !! Click on the following link and receive all the informative documents: admission criteria, schedules, program costs, pre-admission info... ... https://collegeosteo.com/vancouver/Enroll/ For more information contact our Registrar at [email protected] See you soon CSO.

Hello everyone, From November 27 to 29, Karine Devantéry D.O. and Chantal Filion D.O., will be presenting the protocol of evaluation and treatment of the cranium using the Mechanical Link approach, at the Collège d'Études Ostéopathiques in Montreal. This course will not only cover the tests of the articular and membranous aspects of the cranium, but will also address new concepts such as the evaluation of the mechanical constraints applied to the cranial structure, with tes...ts of lines of force and articular diastases. No previous course is required to register, and this course gives you access to the rest of the courses of the Mechanical Link series. You may register directly on the post-graduated website: https://osteocontinuingeducation.com/ or by email at [email protected] Have a great weekend

Welcome to the Toronto Forum on the importance of neuroscience and hormone balance in the patients’ health. From November 6 to 9, 2020. 4 different workshops over 4 days:... - The treatment of migraines and headache (with Philippe Druelle D.O.) -Advanced Course in Pediatrics and Neonatology (with Philippe Druelle D.O.) - The Brain Gut Axis (with Benoit Champagne D.O.) Register online at: https://collegeosteo.com/toronto/Forum

The new CSO website is online! www.collegeosteo.com/vancouver We would like to thank for their talent and dedication Claude Fitzback, our graphic designer, Florent Bartolucci and Claudia Cattoni for their work, their advice and their willingness to promote our college.... Thanks also to all the professors, assistants and clinic supervisors ! Philippe Druelle D.O

Admissions are still open ! Find out about the admission requirements by reaching our registrar at [email protected] or give us a call at 1-800-263-2816 ext 229

You are interested in studying osteopathy? Our part-time program is designed for health professionals. Admissions are still open! Don't hesitate and contact our registrar by email at [email protected].

The health of our students and teachers is a top priority. We are available to answer all your requests every day. You can also register for our future Study Program which will begin in the fall of 2020. ... Do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected] or by phone at 514 342 2816 ext. 229. We will reopen the college as soon as the pandemic is over. Take care of yourself and your family!

The health of our students and teachers is a top priority. We are available to answer all your requests every day. You can also register for our future Study Program which will begin in the fall of 2020. ... Do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected] or by phone at 514 342 2816 ext. 229. We will reopen the college as soon as the pandemic is over. Take care of yourself and your family!

Good day everyone, It is with great regret that we have made the decision to postpone the 37th International Symposium on Traditional Osteopathy in Montreal. Our top priority is the health of the participants and guest professors. As events unfold and given the uncertainty of the authorities over the duration of the pandemic, we preferred to cancel this beautiful event.... We would like to thank all the osteopaths and scientists who had agreed to participate in the 2020 edition and we will be very pleased to welcome them next year with other renowned osteopaths who have accepted to come. We have, therefore, postponed this event for next year and we invite you to join us in 2021. The next symposium will take place from May 28 to June 2, 2021 We will also celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Collège d'Études Ostéopathiques de Montréal on this occasion! We created the first educational institution of osteopathy in Canada on March 11, 1981, and we trained about 1,800 osteopathic practitioners who, between Vancouver, Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec City, and Halifax, provide approximately 3 million osteopathic acts in Canada per year. We are proud to be part of the well-being and health of our people. We wish you and your family good health. Take care. Philippe Druelle, D.O. President of the CEO, CCO, CSO President of the 37th Symposium

Become a Student? Admissions are still open! Join our quality osteopathic program now! Contact our registrar at [email protected] This part time program is intended for health professionals only.

Become a Student? Admissions open! Join our quality osteopathic program now! Contact our registrar at [email protected] This part time program is intended for health professionals only.

Congratulation to Lindsay Dixon !

Amazing workshop coming to the CSO! Clic here to register: https://osteoformationcontinue.com//mechanical_link_english

Hello everyone, you are welcome to participate in this postgraduate course at the CSO Working in the ease Presented by Stéphanie Bourgeois, D.O.... For the osteopaths who want to expand their possibilities of approaches in their treatment. The goal of this course is to inspire them to develop their own techniques adapted to each and every patient, from babies to children to adult to elders. Objectives: -The participants will deepen their knowledge of the approach in the ease by learning notions and theories from physics, embryology and physiology that support the approach. -The participants will revise a few anatomy details for them to better visualize their work in the ease. -The participants will get to practice the application of the theory in class with their colleagues. -The participants will broaden their understanding of the whole body while appreciating the need to be specific in a global approach. -The participants will learn how to apply and integrate this approach with patients of all ages, while paying particular attention to the treatment of babies. Prerequisites: 4th year students and up, D.O.M.P. Where: Canadian School of Osteopathy-Vancouver When: September 20th, 21st and 22nd, 2019 Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Cost: $780.00 To register, please click on this link: https://osteocontinuingeducation.com/Registration/ Have a very nice summer!

We will have an information session on April 25th, 2019 at 7pm. For information or registration, please contact our registrar at [email protected]

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Here is an opportunity not to be missed: Stephanie Bourgeois, D.O. will present this 2-day course at the Vancouver campus

Pediatric in the ease Stéphanie Bourgeois, D.O. Here is an opportunity not to be missed: Stephanie Bourgeois, D.O. will present this 2-day course at the Vancouver campus!!... Where: CSO-Vancouver 1150 Station Street, Floor 1, Vancouver, British Columbia, January 29th and 30th, 2019 (2-day workshop) Canada, V6A 4C7 9am to 6pm Fee: $495.00 Prerequisites: 4th year students and up, D.O.M.P. For the osteopaths who want to expand their possibilities of approaches in their treatment of children. The goal of this course is to inspire them to develop their own techniques adapted to each and every patient. Objectives: The participants will deepen their knowledge of the approach in the ease by learning notions and theories from physics, embryology and physiology that support the approach. The participants will revise a few anatomy details for them to better visualize their work in the ease. The participants will get to practice the application of the theory in class with their colleagues. To register, please visit our website at: https://osteocontinuingeducation.com/Courses/1-2-days/

We invite you to subscribe to our new Instagram account There will be content about the school, health, nutrition and osteopathy You can also use the hashtag that we created for the Vancouver campus : #csocampus... Here is the direct link to subscribe to the Instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/cso_vancouver/

Hello Everyone!! This is the last chance to register. You have until tomorrow 16h00 You are invited to participate in this special evening with Philippe Druelle, D.O. October 26th 2018 from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm ... At the Canadian School of Osteopathy Manual Practice. 1150 Station Street, Floor 1, Unit 1 Vancouver, British Columbia Canada V6A 4C7 This course will be on the palpation of the PRM and on The Breath of Life. During his course, Philippe Druelle, D.O. will specify the levels of palpation needed to be comfortable with the palpation of the PRM. Difference between the Still Point and Stillness. Palpate with the hand and enter in resonance with the universal force with a certain quality of presence As Rollin Becker, D.O. said How to use these two forces in everyday practice. The evening will be focused on practice and concrete examples that you will be able to use in your clinical practice. Price : $75, proceeds will be donated to the FCERO foundation You can pay by credit card by contacting Beatrice Drouin at: [email protected] or at 514-342-2816 ext: 242 You can send a cheque payable to the CEO at: 2015 Drummond Street, Montreal (QC) H3G 1W7. Please note that if you pay by cheque, we ask that you specify that it is for the palpation course on the left line on the cheque.

The Founders Day Weekend (November 2-4) is coming soon http://www.foundersdayweekend.ca/ Register now for: ... a) the Saturday morning Breakfast Lecture Series (BLS) only, (Saturday morning November 3rd) OR b) the full program which includes the BLS and choice of three workshops, (Saturday and Sunday, November 3-4) (includes 2 breakfasts and 2 lunches) AND/OR c) the gala graduation, (Friday November 2nd) We can accommodate food allergy requirements. Whether you register for the BLS only, the full program, or the gala, please remember to e-mail any food allergies to Ti-Anna Hall. [email protected] See you there.

The Canadian School of Osteopathy Manual Practice - Vancouver campus proposes an amazing environment, wonderful education and passionate teachers. What are you waiting for? For information on our program or to register, please contact Louise Séguin: [email protected] 1-800-263-2816 ext. 229... Like & share https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTOkA0azacU&t=

Hello everyone! A new course in May in Vancouver Neuro-Meningeal Mobility Tests and Treatment part 1 : The upper extremities ... This training is for novices in neural mobilization (sometimes better known as ULTT or ULNT). It will focus on clinical practice and the repetition of the gestures to promote their appropriation, as well as the application of tests related to the pathologies frequently encountered in the upper limb. Teacher: Jeannine van Vliet Maximum; 20 persons Dates: May 15th, 16th and 17th Where: Vancouver campus For : D.Os and students from fourth year on $780.00 (3 days) English only To register: https://osteocontinuingeducation.com/Registration/ Jeannine van Vliet, DO Looking forward to sharing my knowledge and experience with you

Last year, during the annual symposium of Montreal, we shot some capsules with participants and guests. This week, Denise Laberge, Pedagogical Director of Clinique Externe du Collège d'Études Ostéopathiques de Montréal and major organizer of the symposium, talks about the importance of participating. To register, please visit the official website:... https://www.symposiumceo.ca/ Like and share

We are very proud and happy to invite you to the 35th International Symposium on Osteopathy in Montreal. You now have access to the Symposium website so you can get to know the speakers joining us for this event. On the website, you will find all the information you need to have a good time with us in Montreal... Like and Share https://www.symposiumceo.ca/montreal_english/

"You cannot hope to build a better world without improving the individuals." -Marie Curie Happy women's day

This week, Stéphane Fernandez, an osteopath from France, talks about osteopathy. Like and share https://www.youtube.com/watch

This week, Anne-Julie Morand - Ostéopathe and a teacher in our various campuses tells us about osteopathy and her academic and professional background. Like and share https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O78c_58Nf1c&feature=youtu.be

Don't miss the chance to register for this workshop! February is around the corner! Jane Eliza Stark, MS, D.O.M.P. will present a course in Vancouver on February 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th, 2018 A Fluidic Approach to the Treatment of Connective Tissue... This course challenges several of the commonly held paradigms regarding the understanding and treatment of fascial tissue. In particular, it focuses on the often overlooked, yet critically important, role of loose connective tissue in the regulation of the health of the body. Using a comprehensive theoretical approach and her practical experience with dissection and clinical practice, Jane explains, demonstrates, and supervises the practice of several techniques applicable to connective tissue using a fluidic, rather than a fibrous, approach to its normalization. It will also be discovered that treating the loose connective tissue through the medium of fluid is often a pathway to access a clients emotional landscape. Jane Eliza Stark is recognized internationally as an osteopathic historiographer, author, and workshop leader on the fluidic approach to treating connective tissue and osteopathic history. To date, Jane has lectured or taught in over ten countries on the subjects of connective tissue, osteopathic research, osteopathic history, spirituality in early osteopathy and embryology. Jane holds an undergraduate degree from the University of Guelph in Biology (1980) and a Masters degree from Walden University in Clinical Research Administration (2014). She also holds diplomas from Sheridan College in Sports Injury Management (1990), the Collège DÉtudes Supérieures in Somatotheraphy (2001), and the Canadian College of Osteopathy in Osteopathy (2003). She received the honorary degree of Honoris Causa from Atman College in Sophia, France in 2008. Jane has practiced as a certified Athletic Therapist since 1991 and as an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner since 2003. She is also a registered kinesiologist. She currently serves on the faculty of the Canadian College of Osteopathy (CCO; Toronto and Winnipeg), and the Collège d'Études Ostéopathiques (Vancouver and Halifax) and on the faculty of the Japanese Traditional Osteopathic College in Kobe, Japan. She has been the director of research at the CCO since 2007. She was on the 1996 Canadian Medical Team for the Paralympic Games in Atlanta and the 1998 Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur. As well, she was the team therapist for the Canadian Mens Rugby Team from 1991-1995, retiring after the 1995 World Cup. Come all to the Canadian School of Osteopathy Manual Practice-Vancouver 1150 Station Street, Floor 1, unit 1 Vancouver BC, V6A 4C7 From 9am to 6pm Open to all CEO-CSO-CCO-SICO-DOK students, D.O.M.P. and D.O. You can register on the website of the continuing education program https://osteocontinuingeducation.com/

This week, we share an interview with Bruno Ducoux, a French osteopath, who took place during the last International Symposium of Osteopathy of Montreal. Like and share

Here is a very interesting article, written by Peter Goodman, past-principal of the Halifax campus. Like & Share