Osteopathy Is in the Blood: The Science and Clinical Applications of the Rule of the Artery - Hardcover

Fraval, Maxwell: - Maxwell Fraval, LLB, DO, MOsteoSc(Paed), came to osteopathy via a significant career change inspired by inner guidance. Later, when he was in practice, he developed a particular dedication to the treatment of babies and children after successfully treating his baby son, who had projectile vomiting. Witnessing the success of osteopathic care in young patients is, for Maxwell, an ongoing source of wonder at the strength of the response that can be achieved with osteopathy. He has been on a continuing journey of discovery into the benefits of osteopathic treatment throughout his long career.Maxwell trained at the British School of Osteopathy and subsequently joined its Board of Governors. He also served on the board of the General Council of Registered Osteopaths in the United Kingdom (UK) before moving to Australia in 1983.Maxwell has taught and mentored generations of osteopathic practitioners. He began teaching undergraduates in the UK in 1979, and in 1985, after relocating to Australia, he joined the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) as a part-time lecturer. RMIT was the first university in Australia to run an osteopathic degree course.Maxwell is a founding member of the Sutherland Cranial Teaching Foundation of Australia and New Zealand, which was established in 1990 as a vehicle for teaching postgraduate courses. In 1993, he pioneered the first osteopathic paediatrics program (leading to a master's degree) in Australia at RMIT. Since 2001, Maxwell has taught Rule of the Artery courses in Australia, New Zealand, the United States of America, UK and several European countries.Solano, Michael: - Michael Solano, BAppSc(Osteo), DipEd(Sec), BSc(HM), graduated as an osteopath from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University in 1992. His previous studies include a Bachelor of Science from Melbourne University, where he majored in psychology and human movement, and a Diploma of Education. Michael has been in general osteopathic practice for 32 years. In 2005, Michael began his deeply impactful studies with the anatomist-embryologist Dr Brian Freeman. He later went on to organise and teach international seminars on the biodynamic approach to embryology.Michael has been involved in undergraduate teaching in the university setting and at the Osteopathic Summer School held by the Australian Research College of Osteopathic Medicine, an educational organization. He has taught postgraduate students through the Sutherland Cranial Teaching Foundation of Australia and New Zealand, Osteopathy Australia, and the Rule of the Artery program.Michael's passion for exploring the therapeutic implications of embryological dynamics results from his understanding that the biomechanics of the embryo are also the construction and repair manuals for human form and function.