
Location: | Hawkwood College, STROUD |
Duration: | 2 days |
Price: | £549 (non-residential) £599 (residential*) |
Entry criteria: | Module 2 and Module 9 (plus DBS & Safeguarding of Children - see below) |
Next delivery: | 15—16 September 2018 |
Leaders: | Mark Wilson & Hilary Percival |
The second neurology weekend considers possible osteopathic explanations to the aetiologies of behavioural/sociological problems encountered in childhood. You will look at how osteopathy can make a difference to behavioural responses and capabilities. It is not possible to know all the many genetic syndromes intimately.
Common principles of osteopathic support will be considered while looking at a few of the common ones we see in osteopathic practice.
A current DBS certificate and Safeguarding of Children level 2 or above (or equivalent from the country in which you reside and practice) is required; a copy of which should be supplied to our office.