- Recent posts
- Neurolinguistic programming: "Wouldn't it be nice if patients always did what they were told?"
- A night to remember
- Congratulations to the Institute of Osteopathy, Norway
- Osteopathy for All: 1st Place Children's Centre
- New clinic booking system goes live
- Countdown to the Olympics: Part 1
- Inside our Community Clinics: The Manna Centre
- Living in London: Advice from a lifelong resident
- Life outside the lecture theatre
- Chapman Clinic awarded £20,000 by the Peter Moores Foundation
- Archive
- November 2011
- Categories
- Results
- Recent news and events
- Archive
November 2011
BSO one step closer to solving the mystery of lower back pain?
Back pain is a widespread problem throughout the UK, and is a particular problem in those suffering from recurrent and chronic back pain. However, traditional medicine often can find no cause, and therefore, no treatment for these symptoms....(more)
Outstanding people
At the BSO’s annual staff conference, Charles Hunt awarded prizes to two members of staff and faculty who had demonstrated work that was outstanding in the last year. The nomination process is carried out in the autumn term, with students and staff able to nominate people who they felt have demonstrated a commitment to our values that goes above and beyond that which was expected of them....(more)
British School of Osteopathy’s Chapman Clinic celebrates ten years of treating people with HIV
Thousands of people with HIV have benefited with free osteopathy via the British School of Osteopathy’s Chapman Clinic, which in November 2011 will celebrate its 10th anniversary. The clinic accepts referrals from many HIV treatment centres as well as self-referrals from patients themselves."...(more)
Congratulations, Dr Esteves and Dr Brownhill!
We are delighted to announce that two of our researchers have been awarded PhDs for their ground-breaking research in osteopathy....(more)
Congratulations to the Class of 2011
Nearly ninety graduands gathered at Queen Elizabeth Hall in the London South Bank Centre on 3 November 2011 to receive their degrees. This is only the second year to have graduated with our unique Master of Osteopathy (M.Ost) degree and our students continue to excel, with 12 students achieving a distinction this year. The Faculty also awarded 10 prizes for outstanding students, with Hollie Barter winning the Principal’s Prize for Clinical Excellence and Lisa Dennison winning the Silver Medal for best overall performance in the final two years of the course....(more)