Masters/Education in Psychosomatic physiotherapy and Osteopathic manual therapy

[billgpt]

Hi Kai,

Have you considered studying eastern approaches like yoga, tai chi or qigong? How about western somatic disciplines like feldenkrais, alexander or middendorf? I find all of these inherently applicable to my work at a physiotherapist. Once you have a strong foundation in orthodox physiotherapy, I think it is possible to pull "jewels" from other disciplines and use them in your work.

There is a well regarded "soft" osteopathic program in Montreal. Are you aware of it? If not, I can dig up details.

warm regards,
bill

Director, East West Rehabilitation Institute

Master Clinician in Integrative Rehabilitation, Mount Sinai Medical Center


Instructor in Clinical Physical Therapy, Columbia University


[email protected]
http://www.eastwestrehab.org


http://www.eastwestrehab.com

[kskrueger]

Dear Bill,

Thank you for your mail. Indeed, the osteopathic program could have been a thrilling alternative.

After fracturing my os triquetrum and rupturing the discus triangularis of my right wrist, my path has led me to a medicine study (which I am happy about, and the wrist is getting better). However, psychosomatics remain the field of interest.

I have been studying qi gong for quite some time, however I have become more and more sceptical about eastern approaches, since my psyche seems at time not to really get a grasp on what they actually are about.

My favourite at the moment is the teachings of Jon Kabat Zinn, it appears to be the most complete meditation setup that I know so far. Anyways, I connect really good with it.

I will have a look into the sinai medical center!

Greetings,
K


Have you considered studying eastern approaches like yoga, tai chi or qigong? How about western somatic disciplines like feldenkrais, alexander or middendorf? I find all of these inherently applicable to my work at a physiotherapist. Once you have a strong foundation in orthodox physiotherapy, I think it is possible to pull "jewels" from other disciplines and use them in your work.

There is a well regarded "soft" osteopathic program in Montreal. Are you aware of it? If not, I can dig up details.

warm regards,
bill

Director, East West Rehabilitation Institute

Master Clinician in Integrative Rehabilitation, Mount Sinai Medical Center


Instructor in Clinical Physical Therapy, Columbia University


[email protected]
http://www.eastwestrehab.org


http://www.eastwestrehab.com[/QUOTE]