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Pathway to Fellowship
Module 1: Foundation Course
Module 2: Osteopathy in the Cranial Field
Module 3: Osteopathic Medicine
Module 4: Balanced Ligamentous Tension
Module 5: In Reciprocal Tension
Module 6: Living, Breathing Bone
Module 7: Spark in the Motor
Module 8: The Functional Face
Module 9: The First Year of Life
Module 10: Integrating Cranial into Practice
Paediatric Pathway
P0: Diploma Access Day
P1: Bump to Birth
P2: Development windows & early deficits
P3: Growing a Frame
P4: Developing Brain & Emergent Behaviours
P5: Establishing Oxygenation & Vascular Flow
P6: Abdominal Motions
Short Courses
Rule of the Artery: Level 1
Rollin Becker Memorial Lecture & Workshop
Biodynamic Embryology
Courses in the UK
Online Learning
Talking Heads
Learning with Anne Wales
Treating Physical Trauma
Animal Osteopathy
The Heart and Circulation
A Palpatory Odyssey
Evidence for Cranial Osteopathy
Understanding babies & children with complex needs
Working with Chronic Fatigue & M.E.
Osteopathic Diagnosis
Osteopathic Chain Reactions
Clive Hayden with Jeremy Gilbey
Jeremy Gilbey with Peter Armitage
Peter Armitage with Clare Ballard
Clare Ballard with Pamela Vaill Carter
Pamela Vaill Carter with Mark Wilson
Mark Wilson with Peter Cockhill
Peter Cockhill with Helen Coutts
Helen Coutts with Mary Bolingbroke
Mary Bolingbroke with Ian Wright
Ian Wright with Susan Turner
Susan Turner with Eva Möckel
Eva Möckel with Clive Hayden
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What is Cranial Osteopathy?
William Garner Sutherland
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Courses
Pathway to Fellowship
Module 1: Foundation Course
Module 2: Osteopathy in the Cranial Field
Module 3: Osteopathic Medicine
Module 4: Balanced Ligamentous Tension
Module 5: In Reciprocal Tension
Module 6: Living, Breathing Bone
Module 7: Spark in the Motor
Module 8: The Functional Face
Module 9: The First Year of Life
Module 10: Integrating Cranial into Practice
Paediatric Pathway
P0: Diploma Access Day
P1: Bump to Birth
P2: Development windows & early deficits
P3: Growing a Frame
P4: Developing Brain & Emergent Behaviours
P5: Establishing Oxygenation & Vascular Flow
P6: Abdominal Motions
Short Courses
Rule of the Artery: Level 1
Rollin Becker Memorial Lecture & Workshop
Biodynamic Embryology
Courses in the UK
Online Learning
Talking Heads
Learning with Anne Wales
Treating Physical Trauma
Animal Osteopathy
The Heart and Circulation
A Palpatory Odyssey
Evidence for Cranial Osteopathy
Understanding babies & children with complex needs
Working with Chronic Fatigue & M.E.
Osteopathic Diagnosis
Osteopathic Chain Reactions
Clive Hayden with Jeremy Gilbey
Jeremy Gilbey with Peter Armitage
Peter Armitage with Clare Ballard
Clare Ballard with Pamela Vaill Carter
Pamela Vaill Carter with Mark Wilson
Mark Wilson with Peter Cockhill
Peter Cockhill with Helen Coutts
Helen Coutts with Mary Bolingbroke
Mary Bolingbroke with Ian Wright
Ian Wright with Susan Turner
Susan Turner with Eva Möckel
Eva Möckel with Clive Hayden
FAQs
Course Calendar
Booking Conditions
Osteopathy
What is Cranial Osteopathy?
William Garner Sutherland
Cranial Osteopathy myths
Pregnancy
Osteopathy for babies
Back & Neck Pain
Older Age
About us
Benefits of training with us
Student Support
Subscribe
Membership Options
SCCO Lending Library [login]
Newsletters [login]
Books & Magazines
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