Board Members
President: |
Robert Muts, D.O., D.M., M.Sc. / CS Amsterdam |
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In the years 1970 – 1990 Robert Muts has studied various facets of medicine and complementary health. After his training for physiotherapy, he studied Osteopathy, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Homeopathy and Integrative Medicine. He has also taken courses in Ayurveda, Orthomolecular Medicine, and Tibetan medicine. He is director of the College for Osteopathy Sutherland Amsterdam. He is also founder and director of the Integrated Medical Centre in Amsterdam. A centre for diagnosis and therapy in complementary health. For years he has been fascinated by the search for similarities between medicine and complementary health. He has published over more than 200 Articles & columns about Osteopathy and natural health in the Netherlands. He is a teacher in Osteopathy: Anatomy, Physiology, Embryology, the Visceral Field, Philosophy and Concept. Since 2005 he has worked on the Profession Competence Profile for the Netherlands as a co-author. Which was completed in 2010. Afterwards he has worked on the CEN-project. |
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Vice-President: |
Catherine Clair D.O. MSc (Ost) PGCertHE / ESO - BCOM |
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Catherine graduated from the European School of Osteopathy (ESO) in 2005 from the CIDO - ESO pathway and has since been actively involved in various roles at the ESO for both undergraduate and international departments as well as practicing in two clinics in Kent. Following her diploma in Osteopathy, Catherine has obtained a Masters degree in Osteopathy from the ESO as well as a Postgraduate certificate in Higher Education from the University of Greenwich and is currently undertaking a Doctorate in Education. Catherine is an experienced lecturer (MET, Structural techniques, Osteopathic management and Medical screening), examiner and dissertation supervisor for the undergraduate course as well as an experienced interpreter, lecturer, examiner and for the International department in UK. Over the years Catherine has taught in Russia, Denmark, Poland, Sweden, Austria and Spain. She has also gained experience as an external examiner for BCOM on behalf of Plymouth University, London Metropolitan University and Westminster University and is currently External examiner for Final Clinical Competence Assessment at BCOM. She has also taken the role of International Programme Coordinator / Head of International Department at the ESO. Catherine is interested in all aspects of Osteopathic philosophy and treatment especially how to integrate various approaches to provide the best care possible. Her particular interests are in patients presenting systemic conditions, osteopathy and dentistry, as well the treatment of the elderly. |
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Vice-President: |
Raimund Engel, MSc. D.O. / WSO |
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Raimund is a practicing osteopath and Principal of the Vienna School of Osteopathy based in Vienna, Austria. He obtained his D.O. title from the Vienna School of Osteopathy and his MSc. (Osteopathy) from the Danube University Krems. |
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Secretary: |
Sandra Lois, D.O. MSc. P.T. |
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Sandra is a spanish osteopath specialized in the approach to the visceral system and in perinatal care of women. Former teacher and academic advisor in FBEO-EORA in Europe and Latin- America. Former president and board member of the Spanish Register of Osteopaths (ROE). Her vision of the osteopathic approach emphasises the integration of all the body systems and a therapeutic approach of minimal and precise intervention on the elements responsible for the physiological adaptation of the patient. She enjoys teamwork, interpersonal relationships and taking on new challenges both personally and professionally. |
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Treasurer: |
Marco Giardino, Bsc Ost, D.O. / AIMO |
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Marco is a practicing osteopath and Principal of AIMO - Accademia Italiana Medicina Osteopatica based in Saronno, Italy. Marco qualified from the Istituto Italiano di Osteopatia (IIO) obtaining a Bachelor’s degree issued by South West University in 2001. In 2011 he founded AIMO together with other partners with the aim of developing a unique course of study in Italy and providing its students with a high-quality education that would enable the prospective professional to easily enter the Italian workplace. Marco Giardino continues to work in private practice in addition to his work at the AIMO. |