Course Outline
Saturday 19 November 2022

Men have poorer health outcome than women.
Osteopathy has the knowledge and skills to help this to change. Promote prevention and support men’s health symptoms.
Be part of the men’s health care system that is under enormous strain.
Prostate cancer now days kills more than breast cancer. Nearly half of all men suffer from chronic pelvic pain syndrome at some stage in their lives.
50% of man at 50 years old have erectile dysfunction, prostate enlargement, and lower urinary tract symptoms, but symptoms rise at earlier age and increase with age.

Is as concerning how the modern world is threatening sperm count altering male and female reproductive development.
Over the last 30 years sperm concentrations decreased up to 57%, increasing rates of infertility in couples.
Male patients ignore warning symptoms, deny health problems, this is why is an Osteopathic duty to improve men’s health knowledge and skills. Osteopaths can help in prevention, improve symptoms and educate male patients to look after their health

Objective:
To give advanced knowledge to osteopaths that want to help men’s health issues.
To allow osteopaths to educate their patients, explaining how osteopathy can help men’s health

Course Outline
Sunday 20 November 2022

How anatomy and biomechanics are supporting, promoting physiological functions
The day will introduce the Body inner Intelligence looking at three respiration systems. 
Some techniques will demonstrate how to apply them in a practical and clinical setting.
This will be followed by a presentation: " Is Osteopathy about Women's Health"

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Venue: The Alexander Technique, 13 The Boulevard, Imperial Wharf, London SW6 2UB

Price: £300 including refreshments - MIH Members: £250