Monday, October 13, 2014

Study Osteopathy in Austria



Become an OSTEOPATH in AUSTRIA in 6 months. Tuition 4420 EURO.

National Academy of Osteopathy offers a DOMP (Diploma in Osteopathic Manual Practice) to Austrian physiotherapists, massage therapists & other health practitioners that can be completed in as little as six months, 100% online across Austria (classes are in English). Student without prior health education complete the program in 1 year.

Those Austrian students interested to study in-campus can attend the York University Heights campus of NAO in Toronto (Canada). Optional practical technique classes (for online Austrian students) are provided in Spain, Canada and elsewhere.

NAO has graduated many osteopaths in Austria in the past 4 years. Our Austrian graduates are permitted to work in Austria and other European countries. You are eligible to open your own osteopathy clinic in Austria upon graduation or you may seek employment in other clinics and medical centers as an osteopath.
NAO is an accredited manual osteopathy college (and the largest provider of manual osteopathic education worldwide, teaching in 45 countries (including Austria), accepted by many associations, such as Ontario Osteopathic & Alternative Medicine Association (that is accepted by most insurers), College of Osteopathic Manual Practitioners of Ontario, Ontario Association of Osteopathy & Alternative Medicine, British Columbia College of Osteopathic Rehabilitation Sciences, Canadian Manual Osteopathy Examining Board, International Osteopathy Examining Board, International Osteopathic Association, Society of Osteopaths of Canada, Ontario Association of Osteopathic Practitioners, & Alberta College of Osteopathic Rehabilitation Sciences amongst others.

NAO is the only manual osteopathy college to be accepted as an affiliate member by the Ontario Hospital Association.

Our students are also eligible for full scholarships from the Metis Nation of Ontario and the WorkBC program of the Canadian government.

Manual osteopathy is one of the top 25 professions in Canada as reported by the CIBC. There is zero unemployment in this profession. Average income is $90,000/yr.

A 2012 survey indicates that manual osteopathy is the #1 choice of Canadians for low back pain relief as compared to physiotherapy, chiropractic, massage therapy, acupuncture and medication.

For more information please visit www.nationalacademyofosteopathy.com or visit our blog for the latest news about NAO at www.nationalacademyofosteopathy.blogspot.ca. Our videos are found at https://www.youtube.com/user/Osteopathyacademy. And NAO photo gallery is at http://nationalacademyofosteopathy.com/Gallery.html.


Dr Pourgol Teaching Manual Osteopathy at National Academy of Osteopathy



Dr Pourgol teaching osteopathic Osteoarticular technique (lateral recumbent posterior to anterior lumbar spinal mobilization with ipsilateral TVP contact with knee assist) to the National Academy of Osteopathy students of Class of September 2014 at the York University Heights campus of NAO.

 

National Academy of OSteopathy Graduate in Norway



National Academy of Osteopathy graduate from Norway, massage therapist & osteopath Wenche Lian.

 

Sunday, October 12, 2014

Chiropractor Testimonial



Chiropractor Testimonial
Did you know hundreds of chiropractors have studied manual osteopathy to stand out & elevate themselves above the competition and to offer better health care to their patients?
Manual osteopaths are in high demand across Canada. In London (Ontario) there is a waiting list of over a year to see one. In Halifax (Canada) it is over 6 months. In Vancouver most manual osteopaths do not accept new patients.
CHIROPRACTORS: you can become a manual osteopath in 6 months; online worldwide, or onsite at the York University Heights campus of National Academy of Osteopathy in Toronto, Canada.
Here is a testimonial from a chiropractor:
The course (DOMP program offered by National Academy of Osteopathy) was well organized and easy to follow. Studying at my own pace was excellent. The Practical was well taught and highly valuable. The expanded opportunities well be a good challenge. As a Chiropractor I find these procedures as effective with no possibility of after effects. More Chiropractors should get on board.

Ross Andersen DC, ND, DO(MP)
NAO Graduate
British Columbia, Canada




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Saturday, October 11, 2014

NAO Student: Professional Dancer Kaylene Jenna Joseph



Professional dancer & now a manual osteopathy student, Kaylene Jenna Joseph  (Campus based class of Sept 2014), practicing osteopathic Osteoarticular spinal mobilization (prone lumbar bilateral posterior to anterior with minor counter clockwise rotation cross-hand on same TVP) at the York University Heights campus of National Academy of Osteopathy in Toronto. 



NAO Student: Counselor Natalia Dzuybina



Russian counselor & now a manual osteopathy student, Natalia Dzuybina (Campus based class of Sept 2014), practicing osteopathic Osteoarticular spinal mobilization (supine lumbar traction with bilateral leg lift and sacrum pull) at the York University Heights campus of National Academy of Osteopathy in Toronto.