Brain 3 – Eric Cohen, D.O.

Eric Cohen D.O.

I am delighted to announce the availability of two courses for the year 2025. This continues the seven-part series that delves into the intersections of Biodynamic Osteopathy and neurology. Each unit within the series comprises lectures, practical labs, and a comprehensive manual.  Brain 3 lectures and labs will include:  The SL(y)ME’d Layer, Veins, Branes, and Automobiles, The Leptomeninges: Structural Royalty, Welcome to the Connectome: White Matter Considerations, Putting it All Together for TBI, Neuroanatomy Discussions and Ample Time for Q and A

The series can be taken in any order.

Course Director: Eric Cohen, D.O., Neurologist. Eric is the Director of Headache Medicine at Medcan in Toronto. He is Board Certified in Neurology & Neuromuscular Medicine, is a Fellow in Clinical Neurophysiology and is Assistant Professor at Rutgers University.

LECTURE & LABS
SL(y)ME’d Layer
Veins, Branes, and Automobiles
The Leptomeninges: Structural Royalty
Welcome to the Connectome: White Mater Considerations Putting it All Together for TBI
Neuroanatomy Discussions and Ample Time for Q and A

DATE: Monday-Wednesday November 17-19, 2025
LOCATION: 3514 Highway 28, Lakefield ON K 0L2 H0 , Canada
(1.5hrs from Toronto Int’ l Pearson Airport)
COST/CME: $850 USD or $1150 CAD / 15 Anticipated US CME Hours
PREREQUISITES: Biodynamic Phases I-III

Accommodations

There are varying accommodations.  Within 5 minutes there is a nice small hotel in a very quaint local town called Lakefield. https://www.villageinn.ca

15-20 minutes away there is also a larger town called Petersbough where there is a small airport and more accommodations.

About Dr. Cohen

Resides in Toronto
Director of Headache Medicine at Medcan
|oard Certified in Neurology and Licensed within Ontario and New Jersey
Board Certified in NeuroMuscular Medicine within Neurology
Fellowship Trained in NeuroPhysiology
Assistant Professor at Rutgers University

NYCOM Graduate 2001
Maimonides Medical Center Internship 2001-2002
NYU Department of Neurology 2002-2005
NYU Department of Neurology, Chief Resident 2005
NYU Neurophysiology Fellowship 2005-2006
Clinical Neurologist in private practice and hospital attending for over 17 years with integration of Biodynamic Osteopathy