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Presentation of Our Osteopathy Manual Practice Program in Vancouver

The Canadian School of Osteopathy is a leader in healthcare education. The CSO's principal program combines a comprehensive blend of osteopathic philosophy, theory, methodology, assessment, technique, clinical application —each of which is introduced in a progressive and cumulative manner. Our students study under the tutelage of some of the most respected teachers within the profession and in an environment of the highest quality.

We offer a 5-year part-time program for health professionals.

  • (8 or 7 seminars per year, the first 4 years).
  • Our students graduate with a D.O.M.P. (Diploma in Osteopathy Manual Practice)

World Health Organization Standards

The program in traditional osteopathy at CSO exceeds the benchmark standards of the World Health Organization (WHO) as well as the Osteopathic European Academic Network (OsEAN).
These standards lay out numerous essential competencies for osteopathic practice in training programs, including the following:

  • A strong foundation in osteopathic history, philosophy, and approach to healthcare.
  • An understanding the five models of structure-and-function relationships.
  • An understanding of the mechanisms of action of manual therapeutic interventions.
  • Competency in the palpatory and clinical skills necessary to diagnose dysfunction.
  • Competency in a broad range of osteopathic manipulative treatment (OMT) skills.
  • Proficiency in physical examination and in the interpretation of tests, imaging, and laboratory results.
  • A thorough understanding of the articular, fascial, muscular, and fluid systems.
  • A basic knowledge of traditional medicine and complementary/alternative medicine.

The osteopathic training program offered by CSO is classified in the WHO guidelines as a Type II program, which is aimed at students with prior training as healthcare professionals.

The CEO reserves the right to alter its programs without notice.

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101-1150 Station St.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Canada, V6A 4C7
Phone: 604-694-1195

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