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Welcome to Osteopathy India

Courses Offered

An Introduction to Osteopathy

Today, Osteopathy is a growing profession with its Origin in 1870s.It was founded by A.T.Still.

A core principle behind osteopathy is the idea that the body is an integrated and indivisible whole, and contains self-healing mechanisms that can be utilized as part of the treatment. No part of the body works, or can be considered, in isolation. Relevant psychological and social factors also form part of the process of patient diagnosis.

The key tools for osteopathic diagnosis include listening to the patient’s history, examining muscles and joints and observing movements. X -rays, scans and other clinical investigations are also used if required. A wide range of gentle non-invasive manual Osteopathic Manipulation techniques are Cranial Osteopathy,Visceral manipulation,Muscle Energy Techniques, Counterstrain, Lymphatic activation, Ligamentous articular strain, Myofascial Release, Integration, Chapman Reflexes, Still Technique, Functional Techniques, Deep tissue massage, joint articulation and manipulation.

The qualified osteopaths are able to work autonomously as primary health care providers, in private practice in some areas within the NHS.

In recent years the number of people seeks care from osteopathic practitioner increased steadily. People throughout the world struggle with health care issues and increasingly they are seeking a kind of medicine which acknowledges the whole person – physical, mental and spiritual.

The Jagan Nath University has meticulously designed and is introducing the newest professionally proficient Course M.Sc Osteopathy, specifically for qualified Professionals of Physiotherapy.

“It’s an exclusive program with special experts on the panel from The Osteopathic College of Ontario, Canada (Diplomate in Osteopathic Theory & Manipulative Practice) and well versed osteopaths from the Jagan Nath University (M.Sc Osteopathy)

Osteopathy as a Career

Osteopathy is an enormously rewarding career. The trained osteopaths treat patients from all walks of life, with any ailment ,from expecting mothers to people with cancer. Osteopaths have the opportunity to work flexibly and make important contributions to their communities.

An established route to qualification

The path to qualification at the Jagan Nath University is through our new integrated M.Sc. Osteopathy (M.Ost.) degree which has been developed to reflect the latest research and best practice in clinical care and technique.

What can Osteopaths help you with?

Osteopaths treat the person rather than specific conditions – for example, an injury to your knee might also affect the foot, hip and spine. Osteopathy can help relieve the symptoms of a range of conditions, including:

Aches or Pains of neck,back, foot etc.
Arthritic pain
Behavioural Disorders
Breathing and Respiratory System Ailments
Circulatory and vascular system disorders.
Developmental delays
Digestive System problems
Disc Pathologies
Fibromyalgia
Headache and migraines
Joint pains including hip and knee pain from osteoarthritis in association with other treatment for this condition
Lymphatic system issue
Muscle spasms, strains and tensions
Post surgical Complications
Postural disorders
Shoulder and elbow pain
Sleep disorders
Sports injuries
Trauma (Head,Spine,Bones).

Why qualify as an Osteopath?

In the world, Osteopathy, a statutorily regulated healthcare profession and its members are equipped with the knowledge and skills to operate as autonomous primary contact practitioners. Although the way in which osteopaths manage patients can be similar to physiotherapist; a holistic approach to evaluation and treatment enhances the ability and clinical competence.

To treat a wider range of clinical conditions. We develop the MSc Osteopathy in response to demand for potential students and the reason is below highlighted.

Benefit of studying osteopathy?

The MSc is designed to engage and stimulate those who already have a significant essence of clinical knowledge. Osteopathy is constantly evolving and as you will be taught by active researchers, you will gain up-to-the minute knowledge that will further your understanding of the structure and function of the human body.

Widen your appeal to patients and employers

Osteopathy is gaining popularity each year and successful graduates of the course will have a broad skill set to attract patients and set up in private Equally, for those who wish to work within the healthcare system and other healthcare organizations, graduates will be able to demonstrate the ability to provide and integrate osteopathic treatment info their practice.

Pursue specialist interests

Osteopathy is wide and varied healthcare discipline; not only covering the structure and function of the whole body but with application to specialist areas such as obstetrics, pediatrics’ Geriatrics, sports injuries. Also the selection of electives makes the specialization as cranial osteopath, Visceral Osteopath, etc. one will have the opportunity to practice in the community and specialist clinics and gain experience of working with a diverse patient base.

Develop a mixed style of practice

As a course for currently qualified healthcare professionals, the MSc is designed to equip you with another way of providing care to your patients. By combining your current discipline with osteopathic concepts-knowledge and clinical skills garnered from the MSc – you will be able to treat patients in a more versatile and personal manner. Working alongside professionals from different backgrounds in an osteopathic environment will enrich the shared knowledge and understanding of everyone on the course.

Course overview

The course lasts for two years and is full-time
The course takes place over 33 weeks year
Upon successful completion, you will be able to apply for Osteopathic Council (OsC) registration and be able to practice as an Osteopath
The MSc aims to promote integrated osteopathic care into your existing practice
During your time at The Jagan Nath University, you will be able to build a network of contacts within the osteopathic community
Having completed 1,000 hours of clinical education, you will be prepared and ready for practice

Entry requirements

All candidates must meet the following criteria:

- Hold a degree in Physiotherapy or international equivalent qualification of physiotherapy.
- Be able to critically evaluate material and study independently
- Provide evidence of at least two years of recent experience in neuro-musculoskeletal care via a clinical portfolio of evidence.
- English language qualification