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About the Center for Traditional Osteopathy
The Center for Traditional Osteopathy is dedicated to serving the Osteopathic Community. We are committed to preserving and fostering the Osteopathic Principles through education, mentorship and respect for the Soul of Osteopathy in the heritage of James Jealous, DO. We offer a collection of courses taught by faculty who have trained with Dr. Jealous for many years. These courses provide an awareness of and communication with the natural and Divine aspects of Primary Respiration. We strive to continually preserve the integrity of the Osteopathic Profession as it was presented by Dr. Andrew Taylor Still and Dr. William Garner Sutherland. The courses and dialogues on this website are dedicated to this mission and to sustaining the purity of the Principles and Practice of Traditional Osteopathy.
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Christine A. Mitchell, DO opens a Traditional Osteopathic Medical Practice in Katonah, New York
Dr. Mitchell has opened a new Traditional Osteopathic practice in Katonah, New York in Westchester County. Her Osteopathic practice is primarily focused in the art, philosophy and science of...
Celebrating 150 Years of Osteopathy
"Twenty-four years ago, the 22nd day of next June, at 10 O’clock, I saw a small light in the horizon of truth. It was put into my hand, as I understood, by the God of nature. Like a burst of...
OCA Annual Conference 2024 Faculty Interviews
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Books
An Osteopathic Odyssey
A series of commentaries from almost 50 years of practicing Osteopathy using the Biodynamic Methodology.
Audio Lectures by Dr. Jealous
The Design of the Biodynamics Series
Dr. Jealous created these audio lectures that include approximately 60 minutes of lecture, discussion, skills exercises and recommended reading. The lectures reflect 45 years of traditional osteopathic thinking by Dr. Jealous.