ABOUT US
Natasha
Behind the Scenes
In 2007, experienced Osteopath Natasha Peachey took over the running of the Cranial Practice Group Scotland, which was renamed Osteopathic Studies Scotland in 2012.
Originally established as a study group, it subsequently expanded to provide postgraduate courses in Scotland. The first longer-term programme was Jim Jealous’ Biodynamics International Programme, Phases 1–7. Since then, Natasha has organised and run regular courses with experienced practitioners and lecturers (see list below).
Through these courses, osteopaths from Scotland, the UK and overseas have been able to access high-quality postgraduate education in Scotland.
This remains at the heart of Osteopathic Studies Scotland, with plans to continue bringing experienced practitioners and lecturers to Scotland and to offer courses covering a broad range of topics relevant to osteopathic practice.
Previous Courses
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Christian Sullivan - Biodynamic phases 1-7
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Giles Cleghorn - presented the 4 stages of his Paediatric Osteopathic Studies course over 4 consecutive years
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Mary Bolingbroke and Ian Wright - have trialled courses and regularly lectured with us since our inception on topics such as the Teenage Brain and Gut Biomes
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Michael Harris and Annie Greenacre - presented their extensive work on finding the Health within Trauma
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Renzo Molinari - brought up one of his modules usually taught in London
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Richard Twining - presented a very clinically relevant course on Neural Manipulation with easy-to-use techniques; he also presented a course on Fluids - covering Osteopathic Concepts, Management and Dysfunction and Treatment Approaches and Techniques
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Robyn Seamer and Manuela da Rin - whilst visiting from Australia presented an excellent Phase 1-4 revision course
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Stuart Korth - has lectured with us twice and has supervised a children’s clinic session
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Tim Marris - has facilitated a Sutherland Cranial College of Osteopathy Module 1 and other one day courses
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Michael J. Shea - this course was a collaboration with Cranial Sacral Therapists and Michael presented an insight into Sutherland's Cosmology: The Breath of Life and the Metabolic Client
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Richard Twining - highly practical weekend exploring the importance of the concepts, main restriction points, and the effectiveness of fluid based approaches and techniques
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Robyn Seamer and Manuela da Rin - presented the exceptional course on 'The Perceptal Journey - Where is the Power for Change?
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Laurie Kolfoort - Primitive Reflexes in Osteopathy - excellent course learning how to identify, test and integrated retained primitive reflexes - so good she's now presented it twice in Edinburgh