Opinion Editorials
The Great Debate: Should an Osteopathy Clinician Prescribe Exercises?
One of the longest-running debates in osteopathy is surprisingly simple: Should our job end when the treatment ends? For many classical osteopaths, the answer is
Palpating Asymmetry in the Lumbopelvic Region: What Does the Evidence Really Tell Us?
The reliability of palpation—particularly when assessing asymmetry in the pelvis and lumbar spine—has long been a cornerstone of osteopathic practice. A recent review by Stovall
Rethinking Osteopathy’s Roots: A Critical Look at Anatomical Possibilism in Canadian Practice
Introduction In a recent article published in the International Journal of Osteopathic Medicine (2024), Hidalgo, MacMillan, and Thomson take aim at a foundational belief in
Palpating Asymmetry in the Lumbopelvic Region: What Does the Evidence Really Tell Us?
The reliability of palpation—particularly when assessing asymmetry in the pelvis and lumbar spine—has long been a cornerstone of osteopathic practice. A recent review by Stovall
Graston Technique Shows Promise in Managing Chronic Non-Specific Low Back Pain
Based on research by Yana et al., published in Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine, April 2024. Introduction Chronic non-specific low back pain (CNLBP) is
Bridging Past and Present: Reconceptualizing Osteopathic Care for Modern Musculoskeletal Practice
Introduction In a world rapidly advancing in biomedical science, the foundations of osteopathy, rooted deeply in century-old tradition, are experiencing fresh scrutiny and reinterpretation. A
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