
The Institute of Classical Osteopathy is an international post-graduate education charity inaugurated in 1954. Its purpose was to bring together in one body, those members of the osteopathic profession who were prepared to interpret and apply osteopathy as it was laid down by early pioneering osteopaths in the US and the UK, most notably A.T. Still and John Martin Littlejohn whilst integrating the... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessAlternative Health | |||

Thinking Osteopathically: A Case of 30 Years of Back Pain
In this clinical case presentation, Institute of Classical Osteopathy Senior Lecturer Ben Adams explores the assessment and treatment of a man in his fifties who had experienced persistent ba... more
Eyal Lederman's 2010 paper The Fall of the Postural–Structural–Biomechanical Model is often presented as the moment osteopathy moved beyond structure and into a modern biopsychosocial era.
But what if Lederman was right about his target — and the pr... more
In this episode I speak with Diego Etayo Gomez, former Chairman of the Institute of Classical Osteopathy and one of the key figures in the organisation’s modern history.
Diego has been an integral part of the ICO for many years, helping to preserve ... more
In this interview Pindy asks Chris about his experinces of treating John Wernham and also discusses other memorable cases.
In this episode, Classical Osteopathy – What’s the Difference, we explore how classical osteopathy views the body not as a collection of parts, but as a continuously organising, adaptive system.
Rather than focusing on isolated symptoms or structura... more
In this episode, we pick up the story with the so-called “No Physiology” incident — a myth that has long clouded the relationship between Still and Littlejohn.
We follow Littlejohn’s departure from the American School of Osteopathy, setting up the sc... more
“A Frontier Mind and A Scholar’s Cause: Still and Littlejohn”
Why did A.T. Still reject the medicine of his time and create a radical new approach to health?
And who was John Martin Littlejohn — the brilliant Scottish scholar whose convictions woul... more
This is a podcast with Dr Maria Coffman about her book titled "Booby Traps" with Pindy Cummins and Marika Javbrett from the Institute of Classical Osteopathy.
We're very pleased that Maria is a guest for an ICO webinar where she goes through more of... more
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A focused exploration of osteopathic principles, education, and practice that contrasts traditional structural concepts with contemporary biopsychosocial and pain-science perspectives. Across recent episodes, the discussion often centers on foundational ideas in osteopathy, the evolution of clinical reasoning, and how curricula and institutional pressures shape treatment approaches. Interviews weave in personal journeys, safety and patient-centered care, and practical techniques, while balancing historical context with modern biology. This program appears to value holistic assessment, hands-on palpation, and the body's adaptive capacity, offering listeners both historical insight and pragmatic guidance for teaching and practicing osteopathy... more
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