This is the fourth working group OsEAN starts. The first two working groups, visceral teachers and cranial teachers, started meeting in 2021. The third working group, parietal (muscular-sceleton) teachers, started in January 2022.

The working groups are a new networking project having as aim to connect teachers of member schools with each other and give them the opportunity to exchange their experience, share thoughts and fears, hear how colleagues in the same field work in their schools in other countries and search for solutions of common challenges they face while teaching.

The working groups were created to benefit the teachers. Participation is entirely for free. The idea came after OsEAN representatives shared that they highly value the exchange of new ideas, best practices and the motivation and positive energy that comes with the exchange during the meetings. Working lenguage of the groups is English but teachers are welcome to join with their own translator if they need one.

The first meeting was on 20^th June 2022. The group meeths on the second Monday of even months from 19:00 - 20:00h - February, April, June, October, December. If you want to participate, please send a message to the OsEAN Office and ask for the link. To see the exact dates of this group, please click on the menu Meeting Dates. The group follows a working flow and creates its own structure and pins topics to work on.

Participating teachers can exchange information (apart from the meetings) by using our Forum and download documents and minutes of previuos meetings at any time.

If you are a clinical teacher at an OsEAN member school and you are not already part of the working group but would like to be one, send us an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
We are looking forward to welcoming you!

P.S: And if you are a teacher at a non-member school and you want to participate, consider tallking to the head of school about becomming a member. We will be happy to assist you.