Osteopathyst

The Osteopathyst features historical excerpts, references and commentary from leading osteopathy historians.
Stay true to the roots of the profession!

[Canadian Osteopathy @CAOosteopathy]

"Palpating the Barrier" an excerpt from Robert Johnston's book "Osteopathic Principles: Applied in Mechanics & Treatment" Read: https://t.co/LgtkVkIUOw
#CAOosteopathy #osteopathy

[CICO @CICOosteopathy]

We are pleased to have Charles Beck DO join us for a special 2-part workshop on Sutherland Cranial Principles and Technique! 24 CEU credits for total for all 4 days.
Details: https://t.co/HdoSQh76Mf #Osteopathy #CICOosteopathy

[Canadian Osteopathy @CAOosteopathy]

Have you not had a chance to visit us in the past? Come to our drop-in open house and take a close-up look at osteopathic education

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Experience Osteopathy demonstrations/treatments, have your questions answered, and talk to staff & students! #OsteoNight

[Canadian Osteopathy @CAOosteopathy]

Join us on June 23rd for Spring Symposium at The Sheraton Hamilton Hotel!

John Lewis​ – “A.T. Still – How to be an Osteopath”
Lee Jarvis – “Vertical Anatomy: Applied Mechanics and General Treatment”
Yasir Rehman – “Intricacies in Vasomotion & Lymphatic Drainage”

#CAOosteopathy

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Read Our Interview with Robert Johnston: Principal of @CAOosteopathy By Kurt Witmer on page 21 Issue 12: https://t.co/Dx2qOZH3DG
Kurt sat down with Mr. Johnston, to discuss the research projects that the school is undertaking, his new book on the Lower Limbs, and more!

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"From an osteopathic viewpoint, there are two obvious reasons why cystitis/ bladder infections are more common in females than males."
Continue reading "An Osteopathic Perspective on Cystitis" By Paul McQuade on Page 4 of Issue 11 of The Osteopathyst: https://t.co/70Un3pmuw7

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Read Our Interview with Jason Haxton By Kurt Witmer on page 18 Issue 12: https://t.co/Z1oaVevl7R
Kurt sat down with The Director of The Museum of Osteopathic Medicine, Jason Haxton to discuss the history of Osteopathy, the preservation of Dr. Stills work, and more! #Osteopathy

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"Osteopathy, at its foundation, has the central concept of structure and function integrated on all levels."
Continue Reading "Close to the Bone: The Physical Reality of Osteopathy" by Robert Johnston on Page 3 of Issue 11: https://t.co/EPqYNFh2pO #Osteopathy

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"The main factor is the genes you are born with, giving you your ‘account balance’ and the depletion of this account is based on a number of components"
Read "The Health Bank Account Explained By Thermodynamics" By MJ Renshaw on page 16 Issue 12: https://t.co/stfCara1z2

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John Lewis lectured last year for us at Spring Symposium. Having written a very in-depth book on Dr. Still, Mr. Lewis took a concept that Dr. Still expressed and then gave a lecture to the attendees!
Read The John Lewis Interview on page 26 of Issue 9: https://t.co/PXF7GHcqIB

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" I have a great deal of respect for medical practice; the purpose of this article is to state that such respect is rigorously earned."
Read Why I Don't Want To Be Called "Doctor" By Lee Jarvis on page 14 of Issue 12: https://t.co/4B7IDmSLrC #Osteopathy

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Dr. Bob Schneider joined us as a guest for Spring Symposium. He described the common alterations created by a growing fetus as well as in the postpartum stages.
Read the Dr. Bob Schneider Interview by Adam Houston on Page 22 of Issue 9 of the Osteopathyst: https://t.co/dUHdGhlQbh

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"When presented with a new skill or tool most people want to know: when is this thing useful/called for?"
Read "How Do I Learn What This Does?" By Samuel Jarman on page 11 of Issue 12: https://t.co/RasxiBxkTQ #Osteopathy

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Objectivity in the telling of any tale is difficult, if not impossible. It is is very evident when we attempt to go beyond the historical chronology"
Read: Why Physiology Is Important to the History of Osteopathy By: Darren M. David in Issue 9, Page 20: https://t.co/sR4gxcI7Fv

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"In this article, an attempt will be made to articulate the trouble with words, the difficulty in locating the appropriate diction—so please forgive what follows."
Read "Communication Blocks" By Samuel Jarman on page 8 of Issue 12: https://t.co/Hxi69D6m4P #Osteopathy

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"Our osteopathic “go-to” postures are commonly referred to as the A frame and the fencer stance, and they take a lot of practice to get right and to feel normal"
Read "The Importance of Operator Posture and Self Care" By: Paul McQuade in Issue 9, page 18: https://t.co/NkuOWOBA4x

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There are four infrahyoid muscles. However, for this article’s purposes we will mention only two: the sternothyroid and sternohyoid.

Read Cervical Spine Motion and The Hyoid Connection By Lee Jarvis in Issue 12 on Page 5: https://t.co/Fq5d7Yy8Ah #Osteopathyst

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What do evolution and footwear have in common? The answer: Nothing.
Read "A Feet of Engineering" By By Paul McQuade, BSc., Ost., M.ed. on page 4 of Issue 10: https://t.co/FIm0DpzTVz

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"As a form of manual manipulative therapy, Osteopathy must be performed in a safe and effective manner."
Read: "Close to the Bone: Safety First" by Robert Johnston, CAO Principal on page 3 of Issue 10: https://t.co/jLefkT9viF #Osteopathy

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"Once a thorough, disciplined assessment has been performed that has led to an Osteopathic Structural Diagnosis, an Operator may intelligently engage in treatment."
Diagnosis Is Discipline, Treatment Is Art By Robert Johnston in Issue 12 at: https://t.co/2AOskDtWRo #Osteopathy