FOUNDER’S DAY WEEKEND

The Canadian College of Osteopathy Presents:

A CELEBRATION OF

HERITAGE, ACHIEVEMENT

& POTENTIAL

October 31 to November 2 , 2014

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Please join the Canadian College of Osteopathy, founded by Philippe Druelle, DO, at the second annual Founder’s Day Weekend. This special event will be a celebration of the past, present, and future of Osteopathy, particularly in Canada. Founder’s Day Weekend promises to become a great tradition that will bring us together year after year to celebrate our history, acknowledge our achievements, and revitalize the potential that lies within each of us individually and all of us in combination.

FOUNDER’S DAY WEEKEND TRIBUTE TO JOHN MARTIN LITTLEJOHN

DATE:FRIDAY OCTOBER 31ST

9:00 - 6:30 THESIS PRESENTATIONS

LOCATION:CANADIAN COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY

DATE:SATURDAY MORNING - NOVEMBER 1ST

LOCATION:HOLIDAY INN YORKDALE ~ YORK HALLS

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7:30 - 8:00 Registration ~ Co!ee ~ Mingle

8:00 - 9:00 Fabulous Hot Breakfast

9:00 - 9:15 Opening Remarks, Philippe Druelle, DO, Founder of the Canadian College of Osteopathy

9:15 - 9:45 John Martin Littlejohn: Enigmatic Genius, Jane Stark, D.O.M.P.

9:45 - 10:30 Strolling Under the Skin, Part 1: Anatomical Observations, Jean-Claude Guimberteau, MD

10:30 - 11:10 Nutrition Break

11:15 - 12:00 Strolling Under the Skin, Part 2: Re!ections, Jean-Claude Guimberteau, MD

12:00 - 12:30 John Martin Littlejohn: Contributions to Osteopathy, Christian Fossum, DO

“The powers of the body are all self-restorative to such an extent that what is necessary from an Osteopathic stand-point is not... and kind of arti!cial treatment but simply the utilization of what lies hidden in the laboratory of life.”

Littlejohn JM. The American School of Osteopathy: Sketch of the History, Philosophy, and Practices Included in Medicine's Latest Chapter of Development: "Away from Drugs and Back to Nature!" is the Slogan of all Advanced Physicians The Journal of Osteopathy 1899; May,5(12):552-558.p.556

DATE:SATURDAY AFTERNOON - NOVEMBER 1ST

DATE:SATURDAY EVENING - NOVEMBER 1ST

LOCATION:HOLIDAY INN YORKDALE ~ YORK HALLS

12:45 - 1:45 Catered Lunch

1:45 - 3:30 Seminar A Seminar B Seminar C Philippe Druelle Reuben Bell Christian Fossum 3:30 - 4:00 Nutrition Break 4:00 - 5:00

Seminar A Seminar B � � Seminar C

DATE:SUNDAY (ALL DAY) - NOVEMBER 2ND

LOCATION:Seminar A & C: CANADIAN COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHYSeminar B: HOLIDAY INN YORKDALE

8:30 - 9:00 Continental Breakfast 9:00 - 10:30 Seminar A Seminar B Seminar C 10:30 - 11:00 Nutrition Break 11:00 - 12:30 Seminar A Seminar B Seminar C 12:30 - 1:30 Catered Lunch 1:30 - 3:00 Seminar A Seminar B Seminar C 3:00 - 3:30 Nutrition Break 3:30 - 5:00 Seminar A Seminar B Seminar C

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5:30 - 12:00 Graduation Gala

5:30 Cocktails 6:30 Dinner

LOCATION:Seminar A & C: CANADIAN COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHYSeminar B: HOLIDAY INN YORKDALE

SEMINARS

SEMINAR AOsteopathic Care of the Mother Following Delivery or Miscarriage

Philippe Druelle, DO

Whether a child is born with or without complications, the mother’s physical and emotional needs are often overshad-owed by the attention paid to her newborn. This workshop addresses the unique needs of the mother, including physi-cal and emotional considerations, that follow the delivery of her baby under various circumstances. Drawing on more than 30 years of experience in osteopathic obstetric care, Philippe Druelle, DO, will provide an array of solutions to benefit the mother’s recovery process. Philippe will share his approaches for mothers with Cesarean section or episi-otomy scars, postpartum depression, low energy levels, and the inability to lose weight despite diet and exercise. The needs of women who lost babies through miscarriage or stillbirth are given special consideration. He will also share insights into the most beneficial ways to treat the fetus during the eighth and ninth months of pregnancy. This seminar is suitable for thesis writers, DOs, and DOMPs.

SEMINAR BOsteopathy for End of Life Reuben Bell, DO, MS, MDiv

Our attitudes and experience regarding death and dying determine the way we approach our patients. We need to have informed, well-defined goals to produce successful outcomes. But what do we really mean by “end of life”? Does making this distinction change the way we treat our patients? Should it? Are there conditions that we should not treat? Furthermore, is there a practical osteopathic model to define life and to deal with end of life? There is much to know about the medical, psychological, and spiritual circumstances at play during this time. Exploring the physical, meta-physical, and mystical for answers, this course will identify the parameters for treating patients who are approaching the end of life. This workshop is suitable for participants at any level.

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SEMINAR CThe Osteopathic Approach of John Martin Littlejohn

Christian Fossum, DO

John Martin Littlejohn, DO, was responsible for maintaining and building upon A.T. Still’s manual approach to the treatment of the body. While osteopathy in the United States veered toward a more medicinal approach to healthcare, Littlejohn not only kept osteopathy “pure,” but he also developed a philosophical approach and set of manual tech-niques that addressed the medical needs of patients. Christian Fossum, DO, an internationally renowned educator and clinical practitioner, will present Littlejohn’s osteopathic method using a number of Littlejohn’s most versatile techniques. He will show how Littlejohn’s approach can be employed by the osteopathic manual practitioner in the restoration of health and the resolution of injury. This workshop is suitable for participants at any level.

LECTURERS

.Jean-Claude Guimberteau, MD is a pioneering plastic surgeon and hand surgeon

who was trained at the University of Bordeaux in France. Through his book, New

Ideas in Hand Surgery, he introduced concepts in secondary flexor tendon repair

that revolutionized hand surgery. In 1991, he became the first surgeon to perform

vascularized allotransplants of flexor tendons. Much of his work involves using

intraoperative endoscopes to image living tissue beneath the skin. With this tech-

nique, he has produced many ground-breaking videos under the series titled

Strolling Under the Skin, which he presents in lectures around the world. He is the

co-founder and scientific director of the Institut Aquitain de la Main and a past

president (2012) of the French Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Society.

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Christian Fossum, DO is an Associate Professor and Head of Osteopathic

Studies at the Norwegian School of Health Sciences, Oslo, Norway. He lectures

internationally at both under- and postgraduate levels, and his career in the past

includes being the Vice Principal (osteopathic) of the European School of Oste-

opathy, Maidstone, United Kingdom; Assistant Professor in the Department of

Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine at the Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medi-

cine; and Associate Director, A.T. Still Research Institute, A.T. Still University of

Health Sciences, Kirksville, Missouri. He has numerous publications and divides

his time between academia, research and practice.

Reuben P. Bell, DO, MS, MDiv earned a BSc and MSc in Zoology from the

University of Tulsa in Oklahoma, and then graduated from OSUCOM in 1979. He

earned his M.Div and was ordained into the Church of the New Jerusalem in 1997,

becoming actively involved in the ministry whose theology is based on the

theological writings of Emmanual Swedenborg. Working as an Associate

professor at UNECOM, in 2009 he joined MatureCare, a division of UNECOM

specializing in Geriatric Medicine and end-of-life care. He is associate professor

at the University of New England in the department of Philosophy and Religious

Studies. His primary interests are in the history and philosophy of Osteopathy

and the science of Emmanual Swedenborg.

Philippe Druelle, DO earned his Bachelors of Science Degree in 1968, and continued with studies at the School of Physiotherapy, graduating in 1973. Philippe soon discovered Osteopathy, earning a diploma in Osteopathy in 1979,and then his national diploma in Osteopathy from Atman College. Always interested in natural medicine, Philippe has studied traditional chinese medicine and acupuncture as well as homeopathy. Bringing Osteopathy back to Canada, Philippe founded the Canadian College of Osteopathy, Toronto in 1991. He also established the Canadian Foundation for Education and Research in Osteopathy(FCERO) for the treatment of young children with disabilities. Philippe continues to lecture internationally, and promote the advancement of Osteopathy.

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Jane Stark, MS, D.O.M.P. graduated from the Canadian College of Osteopathy in 2003. She worked as an athletic therapist at a number of major athletic games in the 1990s and served on the board of directors of the World Osteopathic Health Organization from 2009 to 2011. She is currently an osteopathic manual practitio-ner in Moffat, Ontario. She is also on the faculty of the Canadian College of Oste-opathy (where she serves as chair of research), the Collège d'Études Ostéopathiques, and the Japan Traditional Osteopathic College. She is a member of the Belgium Sutherland Cranial Academy, as well as an international lecturer and published author on osteopathic history and fascial approaches.

“The greatest happiness of life for me for the past 35 years has been the consciousness that, despite my knowledge of medicine and surgery in all its branches I have worked day

and night by Osteopathic methods, and given that patients who have come to me the sense of relief, betterness and good. this sense of brotherhood and brotherly love will gain

us the best friends in life and promote Osteopathy as nothing else can”.

Littlejohn JM, Untitled. The Journal of Osteopathy. 1932; December,IV(2).

GRADUATION GALA

Our Graduation Gala promises to be anevening of food and fun, and a celebration

of service and academic achievement.

The Gala will be held on Saturday evening, November 1st at the Holiday Inn Toronto Yorkdale.

Tickets are $115 per person. Reservations are available for tables of 10.

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THESIS PRESENTATIONS

9:00 Ursula Buck A Qualitative Examination of Yoga as a Therapeutic Adjunct to Osteopathic Treatment

9:30 Annalene Richter The E!ects of Global Osteopathic Treatment on Postpartum Low Back Pain

10:00 Shaun Harris A Qualitative Investigation into Osteopaths’ Self-Perceptions During Treatment

10:30 Efstathia Katsis The E!ects of Osteopathic Treatment of the Mesentery and the Small Intestine on Heart Rate Variability

11:00 Beth Woodcock A Study of the E!ect of the CV4 Technique on Sweat Glands as Measured by Galvanic Skin Response

11:30 Dennis Doyle The Role Feedback Plays in the Development of Palpation Accuracy Using a Simulated Pubic Symphysis

12:00 Dennis Manzanares The E!ects of Global Osteopathic Treatment Including Sphenopalatine Ganglion on Chronic Rhinosinusitus

1:00 Graham Wiltshire E"cacy of Global Osteopathic Treatment on Exercise Tolerance and Cardiac Function on Patients with Atherosclerosis

2:00 Thomas Eagles The E!ect of Solar Plexus Treatment on Small Intestine Blood Supply by Measurement with Doppler

3:00 Samual Lo E!ect of Somatosensory Training on Intra-Examiner Reliability in Determining the Evenness of Standardized Paired Blocks

3:30 Mary-Patricia McNaught The E!ects of General Osteopathic Treatment on Infants with Breastfeeding Di"culties

4:00 Larissa Gurlesky The E!ect of Global Osteopathic Treatment on Stress Urinary Incontinence in Parous Women

4:30 John Sage An Interrater Reliability Study of a Photographic Representation of the Vertical de Barre

5:00 Mark Aquino The E!ects of Osteopathic Treatment of the Pleural Dome Ligaments on Cervical Range of Motion

5:30 Christina Pridmore The E!ect of Global Osteopathic Treatment on Visual Accommodation in Children Aged 7-15 Years

** Times and Presenters Subject to Change

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Time Presenter Title

Come out and support a new cohort of soon to be D.O.M.P.’s as they present their theses Friday October 31st. The day is complementary.

Registration Fees

Full Founder’s Day Weekend**:**Includes Thesis Day, Breakfast Lecture Series, Lecture A, B, or C, Catered Breakfast, Lunch & Nutrition Breaks Nov. 1 & 2

CCO/CEO/SICO/DOK Alumni: $595.00CCO/CEO/SICO/DOK Students: $525.00Non Affiliated Participants: $695.00

Breakfast Lecture Series Only*:*Includes only the Breakfast and Lectures

CCO/CEO/SICO/DOK Alumni: $175.00CCO/CEO/SICO/DOK Students: $150.00Non Affiliated Participants: $225.00

Full Founders Day Early Bird Special: **Fees Must be Paid in Full by September 15th**

CCO/CEO/SICO/DOK Alumni: $550.00CCO/CEO/SICO/DOK Students: $480.00Non Affiliated Participants: $650.00

Graduation Gala:Tickets per person $115.00

All events are taking place at either the CCO Campus or Holiday Inn Yorkdale.

Cancellation Policy: No refunds after October 1st, 2014.

FOUNDER’S DAY WEEKEND DETAILS

The morning of registration from 7:30-8:00, you will be given a badge and Founder’s Day Weekend Package containing documents related to the Lecture Series.

ACCOMMODATIONS:Guests can stay at the Holiday Inn Yorkdale. Check for room rate and availability as soon as possible as rooms book up very quickly. When booking, request the CCO Corporate Rate.

Holiday Inn Yorkdale3450 Dufferin Street

Toronto, ON M6A 2V11- 877-660-8550

www.hiyorkdale.com

PARKING:Parking is available at the CCO Campusfor $2/day.

REGISTRATION:Please contact Seena Patel at:ccoseena@rogers.com orTel:1-877-893-0367 or 1-416-597-0367Fax: 1-416-597-9919

Canadian College of Osteopathy150 Bridgeland Ave, Suite 102

Toronto, ON M6A 1Z5www.osteopathy-canada.com

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Founder’s Day Weekend Registration Form �Name:_____________________________________________________________ Address:___________________________________________________________ City:_____________________ Province: _________ Postal Code: _________ Phone #:____________________ e-Mail:________________________________ CHOOSE ONE OPTION: BLS* only BLS* and Seminar A or B or C Before September 15th – Early Bird Special Fee A or B or C Fee

Student CCO/CEO/SICO/DOK [ ] $125 [ ] or [ ] or [ ] $480 Alumni CCO/CEO/SICO/DOK [ ] $150 [ ] or [ ] or [ ] $550 NON-CCO/CEO/SICO/DOK [ ] $200 [ ] or [ ] or [ ] $650

After September 15th Student CCO/CEO/SICO/DOK [ ] $150 [ ] or [ ] or [ ] $525 Alumni CCO/CEO/SICO/DOK [ ] $175 [ ] or [ ] or [ ] $595 NON-CCO/CEO/SICO/DOK [ ] $225 [ ] or [ ] or [ ] $695

Graduation Gala = $115 # of tickets [ ]

Indicate meal choice/s # of roast beef dinner/s [ ] # of chicken dinner/s [ ] *BLS – Breakfast Lecture Series

# of salmon dinner/s [ ] Seminar A – Philippe Druelle # of vegetarian dinner/s [ ] Seminar B – Reuben Bell

Total [ $ ] Seminar C – Christian Fossum

**Please contact Seena Patel to indicate any dietary allergies or restrictions for the Lunches and Nutrition Breaks and/or the Graduation Gala

Grand Total [ $ ]

Method of Payment: Visa [ ] Master Card [ ] Cheque [ ] Cheque # [ ] Visa/MC #: ______________________________________________________________ Expiration date: ___________ Amount Charged: ___________________________ Signature: _________________________________ Date: ___________________ Please make cheques payable to Canadian College of Osteopathy. You may fax or email this form along with credit card information directly to the Toronto Office at 416-597-9919 or email Seena Patel at ccoseena@rogers.com to confirm receipt of fax. There are no refunds after October 1st, 2014.

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Heritage ~ Achievement ~ PotentialCanadian College of Osteopathy

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