International Definition of Osteopath

Individual countries establish individual generally accepted standards for osteopaths practicing in their countries.

A person who practices Osteopathy is called an Osteopath. They practice osteopathy diagnosis and therapy. Osteopathy diagnosis and therapy are based on the principles of osteopathic philosophy. …

EROP Guidelines for Osteopathic Medicine

The EROP Guidelines are a framework of the best practices for osteopathic medicine practitioners in Europe. These guidelines were agreed in 2009 by the European Register of Osteopathic Physicians.

Core Competencies and Practice Standards

The purpose of EROP is to …

Traditional Philosophy by A.T. Quiet

It is also the basis of the “triune man” with body mind and spirit.

Still viewed osteopathy primarily as a philosophy. With his way of thinking complexly in the 19th century, he anticipated theories of cybernetics, systems theory, and chaos …

Somatic Dysfunction

Somatic dysfunction is an impaired or altered function of the mutually related components of the somatic system in the parietal, visceral and cranio-sacral area.

Somatic dysfunction can be seen in functional disorders of the musculoskeletal system and the associated vascular, …

Medical professionalism and complementary medicine

1. Medical professionalism and complementary medicine:

European osteopathic doctors all have specific core competencies in the field of traditional medicine and their specializations. A widely accepted question is the interaction between medical professionalism and complementary medicine.

1.1. Charter of medical …

Sciatica Pain Treatment at Home

The initial phase of alleviating sciatica pain should be identifying what doesn’t move in your body parts, especially along the hips and lower back. To achieve this, engage in numerous stretches and involve all the immovable parts.

It may feel …