An Introduction To Classical Osteopathic Technique (4 DVDs)

By Mervyn Waldman

Edited By Henry Lee and Christopher Batten

This four DVD box set is an introduction to classical osteopathic technique and is intended to be an accompaniment to full osteopathic training

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DVD 1 (78 mins)

• Introduction
• Initial Osteopathic Examination
• Standing Examination (Operator Seated)
• Seated Examination
• Body Adjustment Examination

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DVD 2 (109 mins)

• Introduction
• Supine Techniques Of The Pelvic Girdle, Lumbar Spine And Abdomen
• Supine Techniques Of The Thorax And Upper Extremity
• Supine Techniques Of The Anterior Throat, Head, Face and Sub-Occiput
• Supine Cervical And Occipital Techniques

…I would like to point out that one of the most distinguishing features of the Body Adjustment/General Treatment as applied classically, is its rhythmicity of application and relaxation inducing effects….

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DVD 3 (105 Mins)

• Prone Techniques
• Inhibition And Stimulation
• Adjunctive Prone Techniques
• Side-Lying Techniques
• Additional Supine Techniques

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DVD 4 (58 Mins)

• • Introduction
  • Techniques In The Seated Position
  • Seated Extremity Techniques
  • Stool Techniques
  • Astride Techniques
  • Bedside And Miscellaneous Techniques

An 18 Page Accompanying Booklet

• Introduction By Henry Lee (Chairman)
• An Outline Of The Principles And Practice Of The
• Body Adjustment/General Treatment By Mervyn Waldman

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DVD Total running time 350 mins

Dimensions 185 x 127 x 27

ISBN 978-0-9560865-2-5

Multi Region. PAL. Widescreen 16:9

An Introduction to Osteopathy in the Cranial Field (1 DVD)

Reformatted from the 1996 video

Helen Emilie Jackson D.O. graduated from Kirksville in 1939 and spent a lifetime in the study and practice of Osteopathy. Together with her husband Philip Jackson, she was one of the earliest members of the Osteopathic Institute of Allied Technique (the forerunner to the ICO) in the 1950’s

Greatly influenced by Beryl Arbuckle, D.O. of Philadelphia, who was an early student of Sutherland, Mrs Jackson spent more than 40 years exploring the potential of cranial technique

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• CONTENTS
• Introduction
• The ‘V’ Spread
• Phenol-Basilar Symphysis lesions
• Sinus Drainage
• Temporal Balancing
• The Treatment of the Child
• Miscellaneous Techniques
• Conclusion
• A Personal Note

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DVD Total Running time 56 Mins

Dimensions 192 x 137 x 16

ISBN 978-0-9560865-6-3

Multi Region. PAL. Standard 4:3

 

The Osteopathic Technique
of T.E Hall
(I DVD)

Reformatted from the 1996 video by Christopher Campbell

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Contents

T.E. Hall was regarded by his contemporaries as being one of the most accomplished osteopathic technicians of his time

This archive footage helps demonstrate some of the important diagnostic and treatment techniques that he employed in his teaching and practicing life

For Hall the art of Osteopathy demanded a thorough knowledge of the physiological movements of the spine, a high degree of diagnostic and palpatory skills and the technical ability to deal with the underlying conditions, this film clearly demonstrates these points.

Another lifelong friend and colleague was John Wernham who was a Co-founder of the Institute. Their friendship extended to the production of this footage and they both appear together in this film shot in the 1950’s in black & white

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DVD Total running time 46 mins

Dimensions 192 x 137 x 16

ISBN 978-0-9560865-5-6

Multi Region. PAL. Standard 4:3