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The Osteopathic Academy of Applied Technique Podcast is the place where we immerse ourselves in the osteopathic principles, technique and practice of Osteopathy in the 21st century. This podcast is for osteopathic osteopaths - those of you who just LOVE osteopathy!
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Episode 12: Is A.T. Still More Relevant to Osteopathy Than Ever? (opens the original)
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Is A.T. Still More Relevant to Osteopathy Than Ever? More than a century after the death of A.T. Still, does the founder of osteopathy still have anything meaningful to teach the modern osteopath? In this episode of The LXO Podcast, Jamie Archer explores the relevance of A.T. Still and the early osteopathic profession to modern osteopathic practice. This isn't an argument for returning to 19th-century osteopathy or accepting historical osteopathic theories as scientific fact. Instead, Jamie asks
Episode 11: The Greatest Skill in Osteopathy Isn't Being Taught (opens the original)
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What Is Palpation Actually For? In this thought-provoking episode, Jamie Archer explores one of the defining skills of osteopathy: palpation. Has modern osteopathic education shifted too far towards memorising orthopaedic tests and clinical protocols at the expense of developing the osteopathic hand? Through the principles of A.T. Still, applied anatomy, structure and function, clinical reasoning and osteopathic philosophy, this episode examines why palpation is far more than identifying restric
Episode 10: One Thing Extraordinary Osteopaths Have In Common (opens the original)
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What makes an extraordinary osteopath? After more than 20 years in clinical practice, teaching osteopaths around the world and studying the work of A.T. Still, John Wernham and many of the profession's most influential thinkers, Jamie Archer set out to answer a question that has shaped his entire career. What separates the truly exceptional osteopaths from the rest? In this episode, Jamie explores the search for certainty in osteopathy, the limitations of models, the lessons learned from decades
Episode 9: What Nobody Teaches After Graduation (opens the original)
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At 16, Jamie joined the Royal Marines and came out of basic training top of the tree. But when he joined an operational Commando unit, he realised he hadn’t reached the finish line. He was only at the beginning. Osteopathy is no different. Graduation proves you are safe enough to start, not that you have mastered the profession. In this episode, Jamie shares why the first one to five years in practice are so important, why experience alone does not guarantee improvement, and what it really takes
Episode 8: The Mechanics of Motion: Understanding Fryette’s Principles (opens the original)
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In this episode we discuss and explore the history, origins and applications of Fryette's Principles in spinal mechanics. If you're interested in learning more you can purchase our mini online course: Spine in Motion: How to Assess and Treat the Lower Cervical Spine - An ERS/FRS approach You can also get this course free as a member of The LXO: www.thelxo.co.uk
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