1. Osteopathy: what is Osteopathy
2. Osteopathy: Practice Details & Information
3. Paul Turner’s Approach Explained
4. What to expect in a Healing with Paul
5. Integrating Holistic Principles into Osteopathic Practice (NEW)
6. Headaches and Osteopathy: An Anatomical Viewpoint
7. Keeping your Kids Healthy & Happy with Osteopathy
8. Osteopathy Support for People with Cancer (link to site – Outsmart Cancer)
A. Surrender
B. Centering Tips – Clearing the Mind
C. Holism in Health Care – What Exactly Does it Mean?
D. Treating with Awareness of Relationships
F. Chronic Pain – Why Focus on Pain? (It’s a Distraction)
G. Assessment Aids 1: General & Regional Assessment Esentials
H. Assessment Aids 2: Sample Holistic & Regional Assessment Plan – Shoulder Problem
I. Assesment Aids 3: Help Tips for Recording Findings from Posture Assessment
J. Resolving Chronic Health Issues; Secrets to Success
K. The need for Holistic research (and concerns about current trends in research)
Why Enrol in Pauls Workshops? Introduction: In Education there are two key elements required for integrated learning; 1) Learning the various categories of Knowledge (facts) 2) Learning how to integrate all the knowledge (facts) with each other; to make sence of it all in relation to what is actually happening within the whole person (Practically …
The miracle of you You are a miracle. You are more than meets the eye. You are a multi-dimensional unlimited being. But you probably don’t feel like it, otherwise you wouldn’t be here, right? You are here because you have a hope that your pain, your problem, your suffering can be alleviated. You hope that …
By Christine Huggins (Healing with Feeling) © Surrender is not about giving in or giving up. It is that deep knowing within, that you know if you follow your instincts you will be lead to something far greater than where you are now. The problem is that nearly everyone wants to be able to see …
NOTES ON RECORDING FINDINGS FROM POSTURE ASSESSMENT: (NOTE: these were some notes I thought I would share from my past clinical supervision teaching to aid write up of assessment findings and clinical reports. See also other post on case study example for a patient with shin splints in “Assessment aids 1″ for a visual …
General (Holistic) Assessment – Why is this so important? This is important to carry out on every client in order to uncover the primary area of dysfunction that is most affecting recovery of the whole person with any injury. The primary area can either: cause, predispose, maintain or contribute to the symptom picture in some …
HOLISM IN HEALTH CARE – WHAT DOES IT MEAN? Introduction Holism can mean different things to different people, depending on past experience, perception, belief, and education. Assessing and treating holistically seems such a common sense idea – “to treat the whole person” and the concept of holism appears to be becoming increasingly popular with many …
Headaches and Osteopathy Introduction: According to the International-Headache-Society (2014; classification section), there are many types of headaches, the most common of which include migraine, cluster and tension headaches: – Headaches can be associated with head trauma (or any trauma), vascular problems, infection, substance use and their withdrawal, non-vascular intracranial disorders (e.g. a tumour), disorders of …
CENTRING TIPS – CLEARING THE MIND A question asked from my web blog has prompted me to write the following on centring: Note: The secret to healing (i.e. achieving balance/oneness in relationships) is contained within these few word so hopefully it makes some sense. The topic of centring is well covered from many angles in …
Infants, children and teenagers generally have plenty of energy and enthusiasm for life, bouncing back from colds, flues, accidents and other life stresses, usually quite well provided their inner health is well, their posture is balanced and habit patterns and technique with other life and sporting activity are good. However there are many things in …
Sample completed assessment plan – shoulder (click to follow link to plan)