Inhalt

The Body–Mind–Spirit tenet, reintroduced into osteopathic discourse in 2002 (Rogers et al.), invites practitioners to go beyond a strictly biomedical paradigm grounded in linear cause-and-effect reasoning. While this tenet is often referenced, it remains under-defined and lacks a clearly articulated clinical skill set.

This course builds on a series of peer-reviewed publications that explore the tenet’s Indigenous legacy - particularly its roots in Native American worldviews that shaped early osteopathic thinking. These perspectives consider health, pain, and healing through both materialistic and non-materialistic frameworks. Reintegrating such views into osteopathic practice can deepen clinicians’ understanding of patient experiences and foster more inclusive, culturally sensitive care.
Osteopathy in the cranial field, with its emphasis on perceptual and relational aspects of touch, offers a concrete clinical setting in which this tenet can be applied. Therapeutic attitude and interoceptive engagement are central to this process and are supported by contemporary neuroscience and mindfulness-based practices. This Course highlights how these elements can renew and clarify the distinctiveness of osteopathic care today.

Zu erwartende Lernergebnisse

Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to:

• Recognize and adapt to complex clinical situations by integrating interoceptive manual skills informed by recent neuroscientific findings
• Refine palpatory sensitivity and manual perception, particularly in the context of cranial osteopathy
• Understand and apply how therapeutic attitude influences patient outcomes during interoceptive Manual care
• Develop clinical intuition through perceptual training and reflective practice
• Articulate and defend osteopathic reasoning in interdisciplinary dialogue while preserving its distinct conceptual framework
• Gain insight into Indigenous and other culturally diverse perspectives on body representations, and their relevance in clinical care
• Explore how mindfulness-based practices—some of which resonate with Indigenous traditions—can
• enhance therapeutic presence and patient engagement
• Reflect on and navigate materialistic and non-materialistic worldviews held by patients in a respectful and clinically effective way

Nutzen und Zielgruppe

This course supports the clinical application of osteopathic principles in contemporary care by:

• Offering a critical reappraisal of the Body–Mind–Spirit tenet and its Indigenous heritage within the historical and ethical foundations of osteopathy
• Encouraging the responsible use of interoceptive manual techniques, especially in the cranial field, in ways that are informed by current evidence and adapted to modern clinical settings
• Promoting the inclusion of diverse socio-cultural body representations in therapeutic encounters, thus reinforcing person-centered and culturally respectful care
• Providing osteopaths with tools to engage ethically with experiential knowledge systems that fall outside conventional biomedical narratives

The target audience are qualified osteopaths seeking to deepen the coherence between their clinical practice and current evidence-based standards, while reaffirming the distinctiveness of osteopathy - particularly through interoceptive manual approaches such as those used in the cranial field. This course is especially relevant for practitioners aiming to integrate person-centered care that respects diverse cultural and experiential representations of the body in health, illness, and healing, within interdisciplinary healthcare settings.

Teilnahmegebühren

Unser Frühbucher-Rabatt gilt bis 30. November. 
 

• Teilnahme Frühbucher                           390 EUR 
  (Gültig bis 30. November) 
  
  
• Teilnahme regulär                                  450 EUR
  
  

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