The Pediatrics courses are designed in a very unique way so that people with no prior experience in Osteopathy in the Cranial Field can begin to safely and effectively treat the most common of childhood conditions. This curriculum is not about the bones, it does not involve direct or indirect action and is a very intense curriculum that begins with the whole child as an initial sensory experience and continues through multiple phases towards the capacity to use direct action when and if needed.

Each and every course is very unique and is guided by the Tide and the experience and questions of the students while staying within the principles of treatment in the phase of study.

Topics are fluid and move between modules but in general areas of study for each phase may include:

Pediatrics Phase I
The Meeting Place, Levels of Stillness, Three Circles, Maternal Pelvis, Embryologic Growth & Development, Matrix of the Health, Movement of Eternity into Time – Incarnation, Fluid Body Dynamics, The Inner Child, The moving patient, Treatment of fetal malposition, Treatment of the newborn, Rebalancing – EV4, Flow of Attention and Brain Sag.

Pediatrics Phase II
The Ocean, Third Principle, Silence, Desert Neutral, The Art of Perception, Remolding the Child, Children as one, Breathing as metabolic fire, Resynchronizing Thoracic and Primary respiration, The Family Circle, The other pair of hands, Fulcrum of attention, Superimposition Soma-Fluid Body-The Health.

Pediatrics Phase III
Intention of the Tide, Conversion of the senses, Central Nervous System Diagnostics, Locked up Head, Floppy fluid CV4/EV4, One Breath, Heaven & Earth, The Sagittal Seam, Flame of Intention, RTP, Communication, Anterior Fontenelle, Craniometrix and treatment of Down’s syndrome.

Osteopaths, MDs and Dentists.

The certificate will be issued by Dr. Jealous and staff with international validity. Students may also attend the following phases in other countries where the program is offered.

  Pediatric Osteopathy Phase 1
  - 17 to 20 - August 2023 with Dr. Gregory Yesensky.