This is where original concepts are discussed in a critical reflective manner, looking at challenges, evidence, interpretations and who this relates to modern practice.  This is a series of lectures and resources that will support your understanding of osteopathy.  This series of modules supports the CNMO Traditional Diploma in Osteopathy Programme.

There are 8 modules, designed to follow on from each other.  Each has around 6-8 hours of lectures from Caroline and various resources to download, and lots of links to interesting articles, and old osteopathic texts in PDF format (all freely available on the web, but links pre found for you here!). 


COURSE CONTENT SUMMARY (modules are continuously updated, so exact titles / order / detail may vary).  Module 8 is being revised and will be available shortly .but you can bundle them all for £250) - contact me to purchase the full series for this price). 

Each module is £65 (covering all the videos and additional resources, downloadable articles and other information).  

MODULE TITLE INDICATIVE CONTENTS 
1A WHOSE OSTEOPATHY IS IT ANYWAY? A.T.Still and early players. 
1B Developing the concepts of lesions and body contributions to health  
1C Lesions, posture, neural, fluidic and biomechanical dynamics 
1D Current practice – is it osteopathic? 
   
2A FUNCTION AND PHYSIOLOGY FINDING HEALTH – ‘seeing’  
2B Littlejohn’s sensory concepts and equations 
2C Hydrostatic skeletons, our coelomic posture, Biotensegrity and cellular level health 
2D Axial and appendicular dynamics 
   
3A HOW THINGS MIGHT WORK – OSTEOPATHY AND PATHOLOGY Communication and barriers – releasing health 
3B Techniques that communicate or release communicative channels 
3C Body impacts on self-regulation 
3D Practitioner or patient delivered therapy – the role of touch and passive movements; why we all palate it differently 
   
4A LESION TRACKING – WHAT DOES IT MEAN? AGG-REL AND MAINTAINING FACTORS Viscero-somatic / somato-visceral, maps, topography, where is the ‘segment’, cutaneous reflexes and nuclei – what is driving what? 
4B Myofascial ‘lesions’ – what are they? 
4C The primary lesion – does it exist 
4D Models – still lesion unwinding, Lovett brother, SAT, SOT, Littlejohn’s curves, ilial lesions, global patterns – what is all this stuff – does the number crunching latter? 
   
7A FOUNDATIONS – RATIONALITY, PLAUSIILITY, DEFENSIBILITY Is there any evidence? 
7B Postural models and the BSP debate – where to go with this story 
7C Other models – the 5-model model and the Embodied embracing model.  Lets think integrated function and physiology 
7D Immune dynamics – exposure, allostasis, dysregulation – can bodywork work? 
   
6A PAIN, PERCEPTION, INTERPRETATION What is relevant in pain? 
6B Complex and chronic pain – an osteopathic interpretation 
6C Retracing osteopathic exploration – ‘seeing’ your patient 
6D Analysing patients – why technique can’t and shouldn’t be taught 
   
   
5A CAVITIES AND CONTENTS – SPINAL AND APPENDICULAR INTEGRATION Spinal and cranial cavities, and the CNS and dysfunctions 
5B Abdominal cavity and its dysfunctions 
5C Pelvis and its dysfunctions 
5D Thoracic cavity and its dysfunctions 
   
8A CONCEPTS OF CARE – 21ST CENTURY OSTEOPATHY Modern osteopathy revisited 
8B Keeping it real 
8C Being osteopathic 
8D Reflections 


https://cnmo.co.uk/traditional-osteopathic-concepts-course This version includes practical in person weekends.

£65 or bundle all 8 for £400 - contact me for this price. 

1A WHOSE OSTEOPATHY IS IT ANYWAY? A.T.Still and early players. 
1B Developing the concepts of lesions and body contributions to health  
1C Lesions, posture, neural, fluidic and biomechanical dynamics 
1D Current practice – is it osteopathic? 

6-8 hours of lectures, plus lots of resources and links.

£65 (or bundle all 8 for £400 - contact me for this price)

2A FUNCTION AND PHYSIOLOGY FINDING HEALTH – ‘seeing’  
2B Littlejohn’s sensory concepts and equations 
2C Hydrostatic skeletons, our coelomic posture, Biotensegrity and cellular level health 
2D Axial and appendicular dynamics 

6-8 hours of lectures plus lots of downloadable resources and link.