| COURSE BASICS | |
| Location: | Hawkwood, STROUD |
| Duration: | 2 days |
| Leader: | Hilary Percival & Mark Wilson |
| Frequency: | Every 2 years |
| Eligibility: | Completion of Module 9 |
| CPD: | 16 hours |
A frame is vital to give support and allow us to move, observe, and interact with our world.
In this interesting weekend we will study the extraordinarily beautiful developmental processes which give rise to the growth of our skeletal structures from embryo to early maturity.
Inevitably there are difficulties which can arise during development, so common and some not so common issues will also be considered, along with windows of opportunity for osteopathic treatment.
Emphasis on the practical tailored osteopathic support and treatment of the growing child will be provided by experienced tutors in 1:4 tutor groups.
It is expected that you are already treating children in your own practice. A current Enhanced 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.
SCCO Course Providers: All SCCO courses are run by a resident Course Director, who is an Osteopath and a member of the SCCO Faculty. Pathway courses are delivered by SCCO Faculty and may be supported by guest speakers. Short courses are usually delivered by a visiting guest lecturer. SCCO Faculty members all hold recognised osteopathic qualifications but may not be GOSC registered osteopaths.
P3: Growing a Frame
£605.00 – £660.004 – 5 MAY 2024 STROUD, UK In this interesting weekend we will study the extraordinarily beautiful developmental processes which give rise to the growth of our skeletal structures...more→
“The best so far. Seemed to be more structured and more concise. Good intermix of practicals. Felt faculty understand better where we are all coming from and better explained the wider postgrad concepts of osteopathy that they want us to think about.”
“Great to be making strong relationships across the country. The review of subject and technique is good. As always Hawkwood came up trumps.”
“The practicals were fantastic.”