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Human development is based on movement to achieve the desired evolution. What role do dysfunctions play in this development over time? What is the importance of clinical history from pregnancy onwards and what global implications could it have for the future, as a child, young person and adult?
Miguel is from Espinho and works in Mozelos, Santa Maria da Feira. He has been a healthcare professional since 2003, with extensive experience in the hospital (Orthopedic), home care (Geriatric), sports and pediatric areas.
1999-2003 Degree in Nursing (Pt)
2004 Sports nursing (Pt)
2006 Tenomyofibrolysis (Bel)
2007 Streching Global Active (Pt)
2007-2012 Osteopathic medicine by IPN and ITS (Pt)
2010 Fasciatherapy (Es)
2011 Harmonic Technique (UK)
2011-2012 Postgraduate in Classical Osteopathy from JWCCO (Uk)
2015-2016 Posturologist at CIES and Posturopole (Fr)
2015 Pediatric Osteopathy by MSL (It)
2017 Neurosensory Posturotherapy by Instituto Salgado (Br)
2017 Therapeutic Percutaneous Electrolysis, EPTE
2018 Rythmic Movement Training International (Es)
2018 Attended Advanced Osteopathic Structural Analysis and Treatment (UK)
2019 Clinical neuromobilization (PT)
2021 Pediatric Osteonad (ES) Assessment
2022 Assessment and treatment of the baby's fascial system (Br)
2023-2024 Osteokids (Br)
2003-2016 Worked at hospital level in Orthotraumatology.
2003-2024 Worked at home and in private clinics.
2003-2012 He worked in the sporting field, namely at FCP, grassroots football.
2012-2024 Founded the “Osteopathic Clinic”.
2014-2024 Worked at the "Nursing and Global Therapies" clinic.
2024 Clinical manager and founder of “OsteoClínica São Martinho”.
The ‘Lines of force’ models that were passed down to J.M.Littlejohn, an early student of Still’s and instigator to a great extent of Osteopathy in Europe. These are models of the forces at the centre of the spinal mechanics. They have provided a working blue-print for Classical Osteopaths following in Littlejohn’s footsteps since. John Wernham, former president of the Institute of Classical Osteopathy published, taught and practiced these mechanical concepts with absolute finesse. With John Wernham as my mentor, I have taught these mechanical principles and how valuable they are in practice for over 30 years. This webinar will examine the relationships of the Lines of Force to the long lever technique approach of Still and Littlejohn and encourage you into bringing these into your practice to help with even the most complex of cases.
Chris Batten, FICO Director of education of the Institute of Classical Osteopathy.
Christopher Batten graduated in 1989 from the Maidstone College of Osteopathy under the tutorage of the late John Wernham.
He taught pathology, osteopathic principles and the applied mechanics of the spine and pelvis at the Maidstone College of Osteopathy from 1991.
From 1991-93 he taught at The John Wernham International Academy of Classical Osteopathy at St. Joris-Weert, just outside Leuven in Belgium. There he taught regularly on their undergraduate program until moving there for a full-time position between 1992 and 1993, teaching and running the busy undergraduate clinic.
In 1999 he was asked to teach at postgraduate level for the Institute of Classical Osteopathy (ICO).
The year 2000 saw Chris made Co-Chairman of the ICO and wrote its Newsletter, later taking over the running of the Postgraduate course, under John Wernham. He has subsequently become the Secretary of the ICO and is the current Director of Education.
In addition to his ICO duties, he now has a life of the traveling lecturer, teaching at various venues through Europe, Canada, Japan and Russia.
Currently living and practicing in Toronto, Canada.
This work will address the intersection of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics. I will present a clinical case where the relationship between Imagination and somatization was explored through a creative and imaginary consciousness. We will comprehensively explore the coexistence of three aspects in psychosomatic pathology: the relational dimension, the bodily dimension, and the imaginary. Understanding how a limitation of access to the imaginary can compromise the relationship that exists between how the relational experience is interpreted, and simultaneously the body.
Dr. Sérgio Silva, Clinical Psychologist with a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Clinical Psychology from ISPA;
He also has a PhD in Philosophy and Specialist in Clinical and Health Psychology, as well as in Psychotherapy from the Order of Portuguese Psychologists.
Member of IARPP International - International Association for Relational Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy and Europsy member - European Certificate in Psychology.
He has been participating in several national and international communications and performs his duties in a clinical context.
https://www.sergionrsilva.com/slideshow
In this talk, Alex will explain the philosophy, practice and modern lifestyle of Nature Cure. Osteopathy was founded on a bed of Nature Cure and Natural Hygienic principles in the late 1800s, where Nature Cure hospitals treated thousands of patients with a full spectrum of health conditions and diseases. These principles and practices have not changed over time, yet their employment in the modern day world needs nurturing and development. This talk will give you the tools, confidence and inspiration for your own self development, as well as how to manage patients in practice.
The son of principal dancers at the Royal Ballet, Alex grew up with osteopathy playing a prominent role in maintaining his family's overall health. This strongly influenced his initial desire to become an osteopath and he subsequently began his training at the BSO - British School of Osteopathy in 1999. From 2000 he also began studying classical osteopathy at the Institute of Classical Osteopathy, as well as the philosophy of Nature's Cure.
He completed his first studies in 2003, and began working for a prestigious member of the BSO He and later also opened his own clinic in Chiswick. He completed his postgraduate training in Classical Osteopathy in 2006.
Starting in 2009, and through various family circumstances, Alex continued his in-depth study of Natural Healing, Natural Hygiene and Biogenic Living with his mentor, John Fielder, at the Academy of Natural Living in Australia. He was awarded full membership of the ISRN in 2015.
He currently works at his Osteopathic clinic in West London, practicing Classical Osteopathy and “direct” Natural Healing methods. He advocates the natural management of all acute crises without suppression. And, in managing patients with chronic illnesses, he focuses on eliminating the causes of toxicity in order to promote the ideal environment for the body to heal itself.
Follow Alex on instagram: naturecurefamily
Visit his website: My Health & Happiness
Since graduating from the European School of Osteopathy in 1979, Susan Turner has practiced as an osteopathic doctor in West London. She taught osteopathy in the cranial area at the European School of Osteopathy (ESO) UK from 1980 to 2000, where she also co-founded and ran the children's clinic from 1989 to 2000. Susan was a member of the original team at the Osteopathic Center for Children in London in 1991, where worked for four years.
She was mentored by Anne Wales, a student of W. G. Sutherland, and continues her legacy. Since 1986, she has taught postgraduate pediatric and cranial osteopathy courses in the UK and internationally. She has played an active role in the development of the Sutherland Cranial College of Osteopathy (SCCO) UK since its inception. She is passionate about osteopathy and, in gratitude for the generosity of her teachers, is sincerely committed to transmitting it.
Member of the Register of Osteopaths of France
Diploma in Osteopathy
University of Anatomy diploma applied to clinical examination and imaging
Former head of the Osteopathy course at the Collège d'Enseignement Traditionnel de Ostéopathie Harold Magoun
Former head of the Viscéral department at the Instituto Supérieur d’Ostéopathie Paris. ISOP
International Speaker
Author of the book: « Traité Pratique d’Ostéopathie Viscérale » aux éditions Frison-Roche
Author of the book: «Cahier d’Ostéopathie pelvi-périnéale» preface by professor François Desgranchamps head of urology service, Hôpital St Louis, Paris. Aux editions Frison-Roche.
Co-founder and administrative director of the anatomo-clinical training and evaluation school. EFEAC
Apesar de sermos uma instituição muito jovem, nem por isso nos devemos esquecer de que o que aqui fazemos é muito antigo, vem de muito longe e vai para muito longe: começou naquele dia perdido nos tempos em que pela primeira vez um ser humano percebeu que por detrás da biomecânica existia uma fisiologia imanente perante a equação da estrutura versos função e era obrigatório passar à geração seguinte a experiência e o saber que «o labor, o trabalho e a ação», como diria Hannah Arendt, lhe tinham proporcionado. Nesse dia longínquo, há dezenas de anos, esse ser humano deu início a uma das atividades mais belas e mais nobres da Humanidade: o ensino da Osteopatia.
É com o compromisso e o dever para com os nossos antecessores e alunos, que assumimos o ensino da Medicina Osteopática segundo os seus primórdios Princípios, com intuito na evolução e progresso do conhecimento.
Bem hajam ao IPOC.
O Diretor,
Marco Silvestre
