Fundamentals of Osteointegration

"Fundamentals of Osteointegration," or
Classical Chinese Medicine for Osteopaths.
The seminar program is developed within the framework of the college's integrative approach and aims to combine the principles of classical Chinese medicine, osteopathy, fascial concepts, and clinical thinking.
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MAIN GOAL OF THE SEMINAR

To teach the osteopath to understand the fundamental principles of classical Chinese medicine, navigate the meridian system, work with ancient points, and integrate this knowledge into osteopathic thinking.
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MAIN IDEA OF THE SEMINAR

The meridian is viewed as a functional-fascial system of the organism, connected with fascia, the nervous system, fluids, organs, posture, and the body's adaptive mechanisms.
The point is considered an entry into the organism's adaptive system.
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DAY 1
FUNDAMENTALS OF CLASSICAL CHINESE MEDICINE

THEORY

• Philosophy of classical Chinese medicine
• The organism as a unified system
• Concept of adaptation
• Movement of Qi
• Yuan Qi, Zong Qi, Zhen Qi, Wei Qi
• Yin and Yang
• Wu-Xing (Five Elements)
• Main meridians of the organism
• Yin and Yang meridians
• Jing Luo
• Luo vessels
• Superficial and deep connections of the meridians
• Meridians and fascial lines
• Entrances and exits of the meridians
• Direction of Qi movement
• Relationship between meridians, posture, and movement

PRACTICE

• Preparation of the osteopath's hands
• Development of sensitivity
• Basic palpation of the meridians
• Diagnosis of areas of excess and deficiency
• Diagnosis of fascial tension
• Palpation of the meridians of the lung, stomach, bladder, kidneys, liver, and gallbladder
• Practice in finding the entrances of the meridians
• Determining the direction of the flow of Qi

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DAY 2
ANCIENT POINTS AND THEIR QUALITIES

THEORY

• The point as an entry into the system
• Neurovascular concept of the point
• Fascial connection of the point
• Five qualities of the point:

-Temperature
-Density
-Tension
-Painfulness
-Emptiness

ANCIENT POINTS
Application of ancient points taking into account the individual Qi according to the date of birth, selection of the quality of Qi to restore the balance of the entire system.
Corrective Qi and points for restarting.
We will discuss how to account for Qi on the current day for more effective therapy according to the individual patient's chart.
Each meridian will be examined in detail:

• Wood Point
• Fire Point
• Earth Point
• Metal Point
• Water Point

We will study:

• Yin and Yang qualities of ancient points
• Movement of energy
• Nourishing
• Activating
• Cooling
• Draining
• Stabilizing

MAIN TYPES OF POINTS

• Yuan points
• Luo points
• Xi points
• Shu points
• Mu points

Interconnection between elements and tissues

• Wood → connections and movement
• Fire → Shen and vessels
• Earth → muscles and center
• Metal → fascia and breathing
• Water → bones and depth

PRACTICE

• Discovering ancient points across all meridians
• Palpation of the qualities of the points
• Working with Yuan points
• Working with Luo points
• Working with Xi points
• Practice with Shu and Mu points
• Integrating the points into osteopathic work
• Working with fascial lines through the meridians

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DAY 3
OSTEOINTEGRATION IN CLINICAL PRACTICE

THEORY

• The meridian as a fascial-functional line
• Relationship between point, meridian, organ, and structure
• Principles for selecting points
• Excess and deficiency
• Draining and stabilizing
• Fundamentals of clinical thinking
• Searching for primary dysfunction
• Building a clinical algorithm

PRACTICE
Clinical schemes for working on:

• Neck
• Chest
• Lumbar region
• Pelvis
• Visceral areas

Working with ancient points for:

• Activating
• Calming
• Balancing
• Draining
• Centering

Integration into osteopathic correction

• Through fascia
• Through the meridian
• Through the organ
• Through breathing
• Through fluid systems

Practical algorithms

• Diagnosis
• Selection of meridian
• Selection of ancient point
• Palpation of quality
• Correction
• Integration of structure

Complete practical session

• Diagnosis
• Selection of meridian
• Selection of point
• Working with tissue
• Assessment of changes
  PARTICIPANT WILL RECEIVE
• Understanding of the fundamental principles of TCM
• Understanding of the movement of Qi
• Orientation in the meridian system
• Understanding of Yin and Yang qualities
• Discovery of all main meridians
• Working with ancient points
• Using Yuan, Luo, and Xi points
• Working with Shu and Mu points
• Palpation of the qualities of the points
• Integration of meridians into osteopathic practice
• Understanding of fascial-functional connections

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THE MAIN TASK OF THE SEMINAR is to provide the osteopath with a systematic understanding of the meridians, the movement of Qi, ancient points, the Yin and Yang qualities of tissues, and the integration of these principles into clinical osteopathic thinking.

Eastern European College of Osteopathy and Classical Chinese Medicine.
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Lecturers:
Dr. Roman Erokhov and Elena Korol
Dr. Roman Erokhov - founder of the "Eastern European School of Osteopathy" - Kyiv, Ukraine.

• Doctor of Osteopathy (D.O.),
• Specialist in Classical Chinese Medicine (CCM),
• Medical Psychologist (Doctor),
• Physiotherapist (Master).
• Graduated from Kyiv National Medical University A.A. Bogomolets, medical work.
• Postgraduate training at the Department of Medical Psychology and Psychosomatics.
• Master in the Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation.
• Director of the Eastern European School of Osteopathy IESOB
• Founder of the Osteopathy Center "OSTEOLIFE"
• Head of the Eastern European Association of Osteopaths.
• Member of the International Assembly for Consciousness Activation
• Member of the European Association of Craniosacral Therapists.

Additional education:

• Training in Osteopathy (Craniosacral Academy, Russia)
• Training in the program "Biological Decoding of Diseases" (France)
• Training in Osteopathic Posturology (France)
• Training in Classical Chinese Medicine (Netherlands)
• Long-standing medical and teaching activity.

Studies with leading world osteopaths and masters of traditional Chinese medicine.
In constant search for effective treatment and recovery methods.
Elena Korol - practicing osteopath,
craniosacral therapist,
Master in Physics,
Master in Chinese Metaphysics,
Acupuncturist in Classical Chinese Medicine,
graduate of VESHO in Ukraine, student of Roman Erokhov, Konstantin Vladimirovich Sharapov, Peter van Kervel.
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The certificate we issue is for attendance and for acquiring the knowledge provided in the course!
The certificate does not grant the right to practice and competence in Bulgaria, so only specialists with manual professions in Bulgaria can attend the courses!
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Course price:
499€
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Registration deadline is September 25, 2026, or until places are filled!
You can reserve your spot by filling out the following registration form:

https://forms.gle/cSvNZqrVo7Wvf8QG6

and paying the first installment of the fee of 102 €
In case of non-attendance, the amount is non-refundable!
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