90 Eglinton Avenue East, Unit 900
Toronto, ON, M4P 2Y3
Canadian College of Osteopathy in Toronto | Osteopathic studies
What is osteopathy?
- Traditional Osteopathy, as presented by the Canadian College of Osteopathy, is defined as: “A natural manual therapy which aims to restore function in the body by treating the causes of pain and imbalance.
- To achieve this goal the Osteopathic Manual Practitioner relies on the quality and finesse of his/her palpation and works with the position, mobility, and quality of the tissues.”
- The osteopathic philosophy embraces the notion that the body is naturally capable of healing itself. The practitioner of traditional Osteopathy works with the body to enhance this natural ability to self-regulate and self-heal.
When was the CCO established?
- The Canadian College of Osteopathy (CCO) is a prestigious osteopathic school that was established in Toronto over 25 years ago.
- The model for their educational philosophy and approach to treatment has been based on what's successful at the Collège d'Études Ostéopathiques, Philippe Druelle D.O., founded by him back 1981
- The college is a member of the Association of Traditional Osteopathic Colleges of Canada (ATOCC).
Our School experience
- For those who want to be the best, it takes more than technique.
- The Osteopathy Program at Canadian College of Osteopathy Toronto provides theory and practice in all areas that are necessary for becoming an excellent manual practitioner along with professional support from our team members which includes supervision through clinic work experience opportunities!
- Our colleges have trained more than 1800 students.
- The Canadian College of Osteopathy is committed to providing you with an amazing learning experience that exceeds your expectations.
- We start off by having some of the best faculty members in all four corners, who are also experts within their fields!
- This means they'll be able to guide and assist every student individually, so no one gets lost or left behind - not even during class time when everyone needs help, sometimes hardest.
What kind of program is taught?
- We offer a 5-year part-time program for health professionals.
- Our students graduate with a D.O.M.P. (Diploma in Osteopathy Manual Practice)
- The CCO's program is a comprehensive blend of osteopathic philosophy, theory and methodology that are introduced in an order designed to provide students with the knowledge they need.
- The coursework combines learning about each element before introducing it fully so as not overwhelm learners at once.
CCO Toronto — News
In the realm of alternative medicine, osteopathy emerges as a transformative practice, dedicated to harmonizing the body's intricate systems. This comprehensive approach of wellness is not defined by its techniques alone but by its overarching aim: to foster a state of balance and vitality within us. Unlike some others clinical procedures, osteopathy ...
Many people grapple with chronic pain, a significant obstacle to daily activities and overall well-being. If you're seeking non-invasive solutions, you might have come across osteopathy and chiropractic care. Both offer an inclusive strategy to healing, but with key distinctions. Realizing these differences empowers you to choose the therapy that ...
In the realm of pain management and musculoskeletal health, physiotherapy and osteopathy (D.O) often get mistaken for one another. While both professions share a commitment to helping you move better and feel less discomfort, their approaches and areas of expertise contrast. Understanding these differences empowers you to make informed decisions ...
🎓🌟 Congratulations to all our students on receiving their diplomas from the College of Osteopathic Studies! 🌟🎓 We had a truly wonderful graduation ceremony, celebrating your achievements and dedication. We are incredibly proud of each and every one of you for this outstanding accomplishment. 🎉 Keep pursuing your dreams with passion and commitment. ...
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