 | Adrian Barnes MSc, D.O. qualified as an osteopath at the British School of Osteopathy in 1978. Since then he has combined a career in osteopathic private practice with a career in osteopathic education.He owns two osteopathic practices in the south-east of England.
He was a technique lecturer at the BSO and led the technique/practical skills teaching team for 18 years. More recently he was the Coordinator of Postgraduate education at the BSO and was closely involved in the development of the MSc in Paediatric Osteopathy. He has been a visiting lecturer in osteopathic technique at a number of osteopathic educational institutions both in the UK and overseas.
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| Averille Morgan has a teaching background in osteopathic care of pregnancy and children since 1997. She runs a busy family practice in Norfolk, UK and teaches in Britain and Europe on healthy pregnancy and optimal fetal positioning.
She has published papers on osteopathy for children and has published a book on pregnancy care. |
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Dr.Alfonso Rodríguez Baeza graduated in Medicine and Surgery in the Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona in July 1982 and he finished his Phd in Medicine and Surgery in the Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona in 1987.
He is at the moment, a University degree lecturer, in the Department of Morphologic Sciences (Anatomy and Embriology Unity) at the Medicine Faculty of Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona.
He is a Professor of Human Anatomy and Embriology since March 2007. |
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| Christian Fossum, D.O. (Norway) is currently the Associate Director of the A.T. Still Research Institute and an Assistant Professor in the Department of Osteopathic Manip-ulative Medicine at the Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine, both at the A.T. Still University in Kirksville, Missouri. He is a past Vice Principal (Osteopathic) of the Euro-pean School of Osteopathy in Maidstone, U.K., where he continues to lecture on their MSc – program. He has lectured throughout Europe and North America, and has auth-ored articles and book chapters in several languages.
He is currently involved in num-erous research projects using both animal and human models to investigate different diagnostic and treatment aspects of osteopathic manipulative medicine. He is a member of the American Academy of Osteopathy, the International Association for the Study of Pain and the Norwegian Association of Osteopathy. |
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| | After she graduated, she practiced as a midwife but soon after she specialised in the osteopathy she studied in France and Canada, focusing her work in the research of the tissular memory of the urogenital region and the interest on the internal techniques during and after pregnancy. She completes her studies with the psychoanalytic approach focused in the genealogy and the symbolisms in the genital lesions.
Her aim is to push the individual towards all his plenitude , improving the sense of self consciousness allowing him to finds his place; through the listening, the touch and the understanding of this private genital part of the body, and everything the body carries in its memory, and all it witnesses without obtaining an answer. |
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 | Franz Buset D.O.is a 1983 graduate of the European School of Osteopathy (Maidstone). He is in private practice and lectures on visceral osteopathy internationally at undergraduate and MSc level. He has 20 years experience in dissection at the Anatomy Laboratory (Brussels University). He is the Co-Principal of the Collège Belge d’Osteopathie and is responsible for TFE in visceral osteopathy. |
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 | Professor Hartman graduated from the British School of Osteopathy in 1964. From that date he has practised osteopathy at various clinics establishments working along side Doctors, Orthopaedic Surgeons, Physiotherapists, Chiropractors. The author had until very recently his own multi-disciplinary practice which was founded over 43 years
Professor Hartman has taught Osteopathic Technique and Techniques since 1964 both at undergraduate and post graduate levels at British Osteopathic Schools, Colleges and Universities as well as to world wide manual therapy Universities, Conferences, Institutes and Colleges. His experience takes him to 17 countries so far ago.
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| Gez Lamb graduated from the ESO in 1982 and went into practice with Tom Dummer for three years until Tom’s retirement. During this time he refined his skills as a Specific Adjustment Technique (SAT) practitioner, which he practices and teaches to this day.
Immediately after graduating he took an opportunity to begin teaching at the ESO and through the years has taught histology, pathology, anatomy, orthopaedics, osteopathic technique and practise.
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 | Professor Renzo Molinari is one of the
leading figures of Osteopathy and has 30 years of experience. He
co-founded the Collège Ostéopathique Français
and was its first principal. He then became Principal of the European
School of Osteopathy (Maidstone, England) and has taught worldwide
many years.
He has extensive experience in teaching and developing
osteopathic courses in a variety of osteopathic techniques
particularly biomechanics, obstetrics and clinical approach
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| Susan Turner has practiced osteopathy in London since she graduated from the ESO in 1979. She has taught osteopathic medicine, paediatric osteopathy and osteopathy in the cranial field at undergraduate and postgraduate levels in the UK and overseas. In 1989 she co-founded the ESO undergraduate children’s clinic, and directed it form 1991-2000. She was also part of the founding team of the Osteopathic Centre for Children in London where she worked from 1991-1995.
Her particular areas of interest are the mind-body interface, and the fields of paediatric and obstetric osteopathy.
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