AUTUMN 2008 EVENTS

AUTUMN CONFERENCE 2008

We are born to be healthy and the pathway of development depends on understanding how to optimise and understand this natural process. This is a day conference exploring the traditional osteopathic values and principles of natural development.

Reading International Solidarity Centre (RISC), London Street, Reading Berkshire

Programme includes:

• Interpretation of the various 'childhood diseases' and their usefulness in maintaining health
• The role of non-suppressive fever management in supporting development and fevers relationship to preventing the sequel of the atopic pathway.
• Markers that indicate a child may be tending towards 'suspended development' and ill health
• A Physiological explanation of 'suspended development' including cerebral palsy, the myth of ADDH and other so called 'behavioural problems'
• How to 'feed' a healthy child,
• Typical lesionology patterns from birth trauma and more!

If we get the start of life off to a good footing we can optimise the probability that the health our children and those of our patients will excel. In order to do this we need a knowledge based on understanding, not fear. This enables us to support the various events of development as a natural consequence of good hygienic lifestyles. We don't need to wait in ignorance for the next 'illness' and then palliate the symptoms.

Trevor Gunn, ex medical biochemist and author of 'comparing natural immunity with vaccination',

Keki Sidwha DO who has just received a lifetime's achievement award from the Health Minister of India for his contribution to natural hygiene and was invited to open the new Mahatma Ghandi Natural Hygiene centre in India in December 2007.

Quentin Shaw DO on osteopathic lesionology patterns in children

Howard Beardmore DO, founder of this site, on aspects of suspended development in children.

Articles by the speakers will soon be available in the articles section on this site and the ticket price of £50 includes a free one-year membership of the British Natural Hygiene Society that provides 4 excellent copies of the quarterly magazine. This is the longest running publication of its type that celebrates its 50th year in 2009 and within its pages are superb articles on natural hygiene, case histories and advice from Keki on healthy living.

A superb vegetarian buffet will be provided for your enjoyment and from comments received on last years buffet 'was worth the price of the ticket alone!'

EARLY BOOKING IS ADVISED, WE TURNED AWAY A LOT OF PEOPLE FROM THE FIRST EVENT SO DON'T MISS OUT AND SEND IN THE BOOKING FORM WITH PAYMENT AND A STAMPED SELF ADDRESSED ENVELOPE WITHOUT DELAY!

For further details or tickets call 01189 885 293 or write to:
the British Institute of Osteopathy
PO Box 7357
Reading
RG27 7EP