Dr Shawn Pourgol, MBA, DC, DO, PhD, president of National Academy of Osteopathy (Canada) copyrighted the DOMP title.
DOMP (Diploma in Osteopathic Manual Practice) is a Canadian title awarded to those who have graduated from a recognized school of manual osteopathy in Canada.
National Academy of Osteopathy (Canada) is the largest provider of osteopathic education in the world, with alumni in 72 countries. It is the only osteopathy college to receive recognition award for teaching excellence from Ontario Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities. NAO is affiliated with Osteopathy Chronic Pain Clinics of Canada which has over 346 clinics in 33 countries.
Sunday, July 26, 2015
Friday, July 24, 2015
GOODBYE!
Today was the last day of the two weeks practical technique classes. The last day is always the saddest day for us as the school feels and looks so empty without all these energetic students.
We love our students and miss them greatly.
Wish you all success in your new chosen career and do hope to see you soon.
We love our students and miss them greatly.
Wish you all success in your new chosen career and do hope to see you soon.
We have more technique instructors than any other school
Did you know we have more technique instructors than any other schools of osteopathy?
Did you know most schools have only one technique instructor?
Did you know we are the only ones who have two instructors dedicated to visceral manipulation techniques?
Here is physiotherapist & manual osteopath, professor Amir Ghafari, BSc(PT), DOMP, DO teaching visceral techniques of osteopathy.
Did you know most schools have only one technique instructor?
Did you know we are the only ones who have two instructors dedicated to visceral manipulation techniques?
Here is physiotherapist & manual osteopath, professor Amir Ghafari, BSc(PT), DOMP, DO teaching visceral techniques of osteopathy.
Thursday, July 23, 2015
Professional Football Player Receives Manual Osteopathy at NAO
We are proud to announce that professional Canadian Football
League (CFL) player, Jamahl Knowles of the Montreal Alouettes Football Club has
received manual osteopathic care today at National Academy of Osteopathy
student clinic (located at our York University Heights campus in Toronto,
Canada) by our student Chaynade Knowles who is a kinesiologist and now a manual
osteopathy student (from Texas, USA) who also happens to be Jamahl’s sister!
Manual osteopathy offers great services to athletes, keeping
them in top shape while improving their athletic performance.
To receive more information on how you can become a manual
osteopath please email us at admissions@nationalacademyofosteopathy.com
to request our information package.
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Newspaper Writes About NAO Graduate: Spencer Jean, DOMP
The Windsor Star newspaper in Ontario, Canada printed the following article about National Academy of Osteopathy graduate; Spencer Jean who was a professional hockey player.
http://blogs.windsorstar.com/news/jeans-story-draws-attention
http://blogs.windsorstar.com/news/jeans-story-draws-attention
Best College for osteopathic techniques
Did you know that we teach more manual osteopathic techniques than any other college of osteopathy?
Did you know that we are the only college that has Canadian, American, European & Asian technique instructors?
Did you know that we are the only college that has Canadian, American, European & Asian technique instructors?
Friday, July 17, 2015
Ontario Dance Champion Enrolls at National Academy of Osteopathy
Dasha Veprjitska, a ballerina and Ontario (Canada) dance champion who has just graduated from high school last month, has enrolled in the Diploma in Osteopathic Manual Practice program of National Academy of Osteopathy (Canada).
Manual osteopathy is quite popular with athletes. We welcome Dasha to NAO and wish her success in her studies.
Manual osteopathy is quite popular with athletes. We welcome Dasha to NAO and wish her success in her studies.
Thursday, July 9, 2015
Osteopathy Business Tip # 37 - Energize Your Brain
You need to unplug your brain once in a
while. This would reset your brain and has a number benefits such as
increasing your creativity which helps you become more successful in
whatever you do.
A sure way to energizing your brain is having regular silence retreats. I usually take a weekend off to be by myself surrounded by nature, trees and water, sun & the moon, wind & the birds, with no one to talk to, no TV, no music, no radio, no internet, no mobile and no people.
A sure way to energizing your brain is having regular silence retreats. I usually take a weekend off to be by myself surrounded by nature, trees and water, sun & the moon, wind & the birds, with no one to talk to, no TV, no music, no radio, no internet, no mobile and no people.
The silence has amazing healing power. It allows you to tap into your
inner self where your conscious awaits you. When there is no noise, your
inner self speaks with you. What you hear is priceless wisdom.
If you want to become more creative and if you want to improve your brain power, then spend a couple of days by yourself every month surrounded by nature with no people contact of any sort.
I was in a silence retreat last week and took these photos there. You become one with nature, when you are alone with it. Where else you can find a red moon, beautiful red sunrise, & sparkling water?
Dr Shawn Pourgol, MBA, DC, DO, PhD
President
National Academy of Osteopathy (Canada)
If you want to become more creative and if you want to improve your brain power, then spend a couple of days by yourself every month surrounded by nature with no people contact of any sort.
I was in a silence retreat last week and took these photos there. You become one with nature, when you are alone with it. Where else you can find a red moon, beautiful red sunrise, & sparkling water?
Dr Shawn Pourgol, MBA, DC, DO, PhD
President
National Academy of Osteopathy (Canada)
Wednesday, July 8, 2015
Testimonial from a Yoga Teacher
Testimonial from a Yoga Teacher:
Dear Dr.Pourgol,
Greeting to you!
First of All ,My humble gratitude to you and the team for
providing me with an informative online course which I was looking forward for
as a Yoga therapist. I thought it is equally important for a profession of my
kind to be informed on the anatomical aspect of Human Body in a fairly detailed
manner, to be able to make a good alternative medicine health professional and
therefore chose to join this course
I have thoroughly enjoyed the lectures sessions particularly all
of yours and Dr.Habibinia's on Nutrition. They have been very informative and
helping my family, students and myself in maintaining a reasonably good
health.
Wishing you a great day.
Warm regards
lalitha77.devaki@gmail.com
Tuesday, July 7, 2015
Anniversary Celebration 2010 - 2015
We are having the National Academy of Osteopathy 5th year
anniversary on Saturday August 29th, 2015 from 10am to 1PM. Lunch will be provided. All
our students and graduates are welcome to join us for this festive celebration.
Location:
National Academy of Osteopathy campus
121 Limestone Crescent
Toronto, ON M3J 2R1
Attire: Business Casual / Dressy Casual.
RSVP by July 28, 2015 (Rachel@nationalacademyofosteopathy.com
or 416-635-6550). Please confirm if you are attending.
Parking is free at the front and back of the
building and also along Petrolia Rd.
Monday, July 6, 2015
NAO is the Best Osteopathic School
Dear Professors,
I would like to thank all of you for your efforts of teaching National Academy of Osteopathy students.
I would like to thank all of you for your efforts of teaching National Academy of Osteopathy students.
NAO
is the best osteopathic school.
Thank you again.
Sincerely,
Oleg Bagrin, MD (Romania), DOMP
NAO graduate - 2015
Toronto, Ontario (Canada)
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