“The effects of Professor Kolar’s techniques are dramatic and can easily be assimilated into osteopathic practice. If you treat babies, children or adults then this knowledge will improve your results tenfold”
Roger Kingston DO

"One of the most interesting courses I have been on and one which will add a major dimension to my practice.  Thank you for finding Professor Kolar"                                                                                                    Seminar Feedback (Prof Pavel Kolar - January 2010)

"I would like to thank you for organising this course with Pavel and Alena.  I feel that I have gained a huge insight into the root of patients' problems.  I would very much like to attend future courses."         Seminar Feedback (Prof Pavel Kolar - January 2010)

"Coming to the ESO is, as usual, an obvious choice.  The atmosphere and tranquility of the place is equalled only by the kindness and professionalism of the staff"

Jean-Fabien Delahaye (International Postgraduate Event and Gala Dinner - September 2009)

"Dr Prager's CPD event was simply excellent; I would go as far as saying that, for me, it was the best CPD event I have attended.  The venue and facilities were good and the lunch excellent."
Miles Crook, (Dr Judith Prager seminar - May 2009)

"An excellent, high quality course - Professor Willard is unbeatable"

"The lectures were superb and engaging.  It seems that the most difficult and complicated anatomy can be traversed, understood and journeyed upon and there were many fascinating insights into connections not known before"

Seminar Feedback (Prof Frank Willard seminar - March 2009)

"I enjoyed meeting some of the osteopathic 'mothers and fathers'. Fred Mitchell and Anthony Chila took us back to to their schooling with osteopaths such as Zink, Sutherland and a whole host of other names. This was balanced with lectures bringing us up-to-date with the application of osteopathic principles. Frank Willard took us through somatic dysfunction and palpation using modern understanding of anatomy and physiology including the changes that happen to the sensory cortex as they improve their palpation. Michael Kuchera took us through the cutting edge of osteopathic research which was inspirational. Working for the NHS we are often asked for the evidence and this research shows that we too have some answers and that osteopathy is working with NASA and the US army where 25% of physicians are DOs.

The weather and setting at Boxley were as lovely as ever and I still think to have over three hundred delegates coming from over thirty different countries to talk about osteopathy in Kent is a fantastic achievement and sets an example for the rest of us. Well done."

Martin Pendry - ESO International Conference 2006

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