NEW – European Transition Bursary
A new award for eligible EU/EEA and Swiss students, starting their studies with us in September 2021
Imaan, Year 1 Student Ambassador
Year 1 student Imaan moved from a city to Kent to study Osteopathy. She talks about her experience of being part of the ESO community
Ekta, Year 1 Student Ambassador
My name is Ekta, I’m 19 years old from the UK and started at the ESO straight after high school. Why did you choose to study at the ESO? I chose the ESO not only for its convenient location of being close to both the city and the coast, but the inclusive nature of the […]
ESO Alumnus elected to the iO Council
Congratulations to ESO Alumnus Daniel Collis, the youngest osteopath ever to be elected to the Institute of Osteopathy (iO) Council
ESO Rising Star of 2020
Many congratulations to Loïc Platteau, the ESO Rising Star of 2020. Loïc, who is now practising back in his home country of Belgium, will be officially presented with the award at the Institute of Osteopathy’s virtual AGM, taking place this evening. We asked Loïc about the award and what he has been doing since graduating. “This is […]
Is working from home a pain in the neck?
Osteopaths have been seeing more patients complaining of musculo-skeletal ailments, stemming from inactivity and home working. Read our blog to find out more
Is working from home a pain in the neck?
The good news is that Osteopaths can help with uncomplicated mechanical neck pain. Read our blog to find out more.
Trapped Nerve? Read the ESO Clinic Blog
Osteopath and ESO Clinic Tutor Robert Thomas explains why this may not be the cause of your pain, and why complaints should be explored by a health professional