“On June 22d, 1874, I flung to the breeze the banner of Osteopathy.”
Andrew Taylor Still (1828 -1917)
Organizers of the symposium:
University of Latvia
School of Osteopathy at the Institute of postgraduet Medical Education at the University of Latvia
Baltic Osteopathic Association
Osteopathic Medicine Development Center
School of Osteopathy at the Institute of postgraduet Medical Education at the University of Latvia
Baltic Osteopathic Association
Osteopathic Medicine Development Center
Symposium sponsor:
The facilities of the osteopathy
in a comprehensive approach to diagnostics, treatment and prophylaxis.
in a comprehensive approach to diagnostics, treatment and prophylaxis.
We invite You
to the 1st Osteopathy symposium in the Baltic States. We invite the physicians of all specialities, as well as the specialists in acupuncture, kinesiology, manual therapy, homeopathy, oriental medicine.
The aim of the symposium
is to acquaint everyone who is interested in person’s health problems with the philosophy and the principles of the osteopathy, to present its facilities in a comprehensive approach to diagnostics, treatment and prophylaxis.
to the 1st Osteopathy symposium in the Baltic States. We invite the physicians of all specialities, as well as the specialists in acupuncture, kinesiology, manual therapy, homeopathy, oriental medicine.
The aim of the symposium
is to acquaint everyone who is interested in person’s health problems with the philosophy and the principles of the osteopathy, to present its facilities in a comprehensive approach to diagnostics, treatment and prophylaxis.
The path of the Osteopathy started more than 130 years ago. It was the path of distrust and gratitude, of denial and recognition, of envy and admiration… Different countries, different people and the same questions: what is osteopathy? How does it work? Do I really need it?
The osteopathy is not a set of manual techniques. First of all it is a philosophy, an understanding of the fact that a person is a unity of the body, the soul and the mind. It is deep knowledge of anatomy and physiology. It is the art of thought, intuition and palpation.