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Marcia Kennedy is a Licensed Clinical Psychotherapist and licensed specialist clinical social worker as well as a student of LCO’s Diploma in Osteopathic Manual Practice (DOMP) program. In her thesis submission, Marcia examines the effects of osteopathic manual treatment on psychotherapy clients.
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In her 2021 thesis for London College of Osteopathy and Health Sciences (LCO), Diploma in Osteopathic Manual Practice (DOMP) student, Kaitlyn Hough, examines the effectiveness of Osteopathic Visceral Manipulation on the treatment of emotional storage related to low back pain.
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By Justine Teng
Diploma in Osteopathic Manual Practice (DOMP) student, Justine Teng, explores the benefits of Osteopathic Manual Treatment on Aerobic Fitness Instructors in her compelling and informative thesis.
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By Kewin Ducrot
In his Diploma in Osteopathic Manual Practice (DOMP) thesis, professional dancer, registered massage therapist and DOMP student, Kewin Ducrot explores the effects of OMT on dancers.
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By Dr. Arun Vijayan
In his Master of Science in Osteopathy (M.Sc.O) thesis for London College of Osteopathy and Health Sciences (LCO), Dr. Arun Vijayan explores the potential benefits of osteopathic treatment techniques on symptoms related to Multiple Sclerosis.
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In his exemplary dissertation, LCO graduate Jeffrey Addley examines Pudental Neuralgia, a common condition among professional and recreational cyclists.
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By Rachel Pechek
Master of Science in Osteopathy (M.Sc.O) graduate and head instructor at London College of Osteopathy and Health Sciences (LCO), Rachel Pechek, explores the effectiveness of osteopathic treatment on visceral lesions in equines.
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In her thesis dissertation, London College of Osteopathy and Health Sciences (LCO) Master of Science in Osteopathy (M.Sc.O) graduate, Dr. Claudia Mghazli, examines how osteopathic manual therapy can aid in the treatment of Tinnitus, a condition that affects between 10%-15% of the global population.
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By V.S. Chahna
LCO is pleased to share another outstanding thesis dissertation.
In “How Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment Can Contribute to a Holistic Manual Therapy Practice”, LCO Diploma in Osteopathic Manual Practice (DOMP) graduate, V.S. Chahna, examines how osteopathic treatment works in conjunction with holistic manual therapy. The dissertation presents a structured view of the function of fascia as well as a profound understanding of osteopathic principles and philosophy.
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Prior to attending hands-on clinical training, Diploma in Osteopathic Manual Practice (DOMP) students are supported by LCO faculty in preparing a thesis dissertation based on a case study or literature review. As part of our ongoing effort to disseminate osteopathic research, we are proud to highlight selected student works.
In her thesis dissertation, LCO graduate, Marliese Steyn, examines the role that osteopathic techniques in combination with Pilates therapy can potentially play in the rehabilitation of disc herniation and degeneration.
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About Marliese Steyn
From a very young age Marliese participated in running and playing tennis. By the end of her final school year, Marliese was forced to choose between the two. According to Marliese, “If you want to be the best in something you have to give it your full attention and focus. I chose Athletics (100m and 200m sprinter).”
1989 * Marliese broke the long standing South African Record in the 100m for under 17 girls. (11,64)
1992 * World Junior Championships in Athletics in Seoul Korea.
1996 * South African Champion in both 100m and 200m (11,30 * 23,08) (Politics prevented me from being chosen for the Olympic team for Atlanta 1996)
1998 * Second in South African Championships in both 100m and 200m (Politics prevented me from being chosen for the Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur)
From 1999 to 2006 injuries such as plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis and tightness in hamstrings got the better of Marliese. She did rehab upon rehab, eventually relying on her own rehab and training program. As a result, Marliese became a Personal Trainer, Pilates Trainer, Massage therapist and Manual Osteopath.