HISTORIC
Coming from the USA, the cranio-sacral concept in osteopathy contains wealth insufficiently known and little taught in Europe until the 1990s.
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The Sutherland Cranial Academy of Belgium is an academic society, incorporated in A.S.B.L., whose primary objective is to form a working group.
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The Sutherland Cranial Academy of Belgium publishes a magazine of information and exchanges, reserved exclusively to the members.
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F. Willard Course
Physiological interrelationships between mother and child during pregnancy and childbirth
From 26/01/23 to 29/01/23, Professor Willard will present structural, hormonal, immune and gastrointestinal changes. He will describe the development and function of the placenta. He will discuss the effects of maternal stress on the fetus…
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“Osteopathy in the cranial field is the art of synchronizing with the forces of Nature to let emerge Health.”
What are our goals ?
– To promote the therapy, the prophylaxis, the pedagogy and research in osteopathic medicine and in cranial field in particular.
– To diffuse, to actualize, to increase and make to advance the philosophy, the principles and the techniques stemmed from the concepts of Andrew Taylor Still, D.O. and William Gamer Sutherland, D.O
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Our board of directors is composed of :
Marie
Bassem
President
+ 32 (0)474 48 82 55
mariebassem@hotmail.com
Arnaud
FERMIN
Secretary
+32 (0)495 26 06 08
ferminachu@gmail.com
Sandrine
Wertz
Treasurer
+32 (0)474 74 22 99 sandrine.wertz@gmail.com
Xavier
Van Houtvin
Board Member
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Jérome
SENTY
Board Member
+32 (0)497 19 67 39 jerome.senty@gmail.com
Adrien
OBOLENSKY
Board Member
+32 (0)4 85 31 63 41 obolenskyadrien@gmail.com
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Professor Willard will present how the somatic and visceral signals are integrated and what significance can we attach to those viscero-somatic reflexes in our clinical approach.
Professor Willard will present structural, hormonal, immune and gastrointestinal changes.
He will describe the development and function of the placenta. He will discuss the effects of maternal stress on the fetus.
