This course is a pre-requisite for A Manual Approach to the Brain, Part 3 at Pre-Convocation 2026 in Colorado Springs, Colorado, with Kenneth J. Lossing, DO, and featured speaker Jean-Pierre Barral, DO (UK).
Take your family on a magical summer getaway July 23-27, 2025, at ACOFPCA’49, hosted at the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, California! This unique event combines world-class learning for DOs, MDs, PAs and NPs with unforgettable family fun. Earn up to 37.5 CME hours during the day and enjoy the Happiest Place on Earth. It’s the … Read More
Attending ACOFP ‘25 offers unparalleled networking opportunities for osteopathic family physicians, residents and students. Engage with peers, mentors, and industry leaders to exchange knowledge, share experiences and build professional relationships. ACOFP ‘25 offers extensive educational opportunities and hands-on training designed to enhance your clinical skills and knowledge. Participate in workshops and interactive sessions led by … Read More
In-person and virtual options are available. In-person activities include: Simulation lab: Abdominal Pain Differential Diagnosis and Procedure Task Training with Joachim Brown, DO (hands-on workshop with SIM equipment featuring ultrasound, thoracentesis, paracentesis, central line and lumbar puncture) OMT for Common Complaints in Primary Care with Brian Loveless, DO (hands-on workshop) Virtual activities include: Virtual workshop … Read More
Could your mouth be the root cause of your dysfunction? G.V. Black, the father of modern dentistry, said, “All disease starts in the mouth.” He could have been far more correct than he knew. This course explores the mechanical connections that the teeth/mouth have with the rest of the body, but it does it in … Read More
A.T. Still redefined health in the late 1800s with a focus on the human body’s ability to self-regulate and the importance of the musculoskeletal system in maintaining health. He said, “The role of the Osteopath is to help the body help itself.” As we seek to understand today’s meanings of health and wellness in a … Read More
Precise palpation skills serve as the cornerstone of osteopathic clinical practice. They play a vital role in accurately assessing osteopathic dysfunctions and honing treatment techniques. Moreover, these skills enhance clinicians’ efficiency, as palpatory findings largely influence the precision of clinical reasoning.
