Andrew Taylor Still and John Martin Littlejohn, the disagreement that never was.

Andrew Taylor Still and John Martin Littlejohn, the disagreement that never was.

Chris Campbell, osteopath, researcher and historian discusses his new book "A Clash of Three Cultures" with Robert Cartwright. Chris is the worlds leading expert on John Martin Littlejohn and this book, garnered from 30 years of research, covers all parts of Littlejohn's life from his early years and his search of the globe for a cure for his life threatening haemorrhagic throat condition, the time at Kirksville and the alleged disagreements with Andrew Taylor Still, leaving Kirksville and setting up the Chicago college to his return to England setting up the British School of Osteopathy and the infamous 1935 Bill. A must read for anyone interested in osteopathic history and to grasp a deeper understanding of osteopathy. To order the book and find out more about the Institute of Classical Osteopathy and our post graduate courses go to www.classical-osteopathy.org

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Finding the Thread ICO 2026 Conference Taster

Finding the Thread ICO 2026 Conference Taster

Classical Osteopathy and the Unity of the Body | ICO Webference 2026What does it mean to reason osteopathically from the principle that the body is a unit?This free edited taster from the Institute of...

20 Sep 54min

Classical Osteopathy Myths Busted - Chris Batten

Classical Osteopathy Myths Busted - Chris Batten

Chris Batten qualified from the Maidstone College of Osteopathy in 1989. He continued working there after he graduated and started teaching in 1991. He continues to teach internationally for the Insti...

29 Aug 1h 38min

Osteopathic Clinical Thinking with Ben Adams

Osteopathic Clinical Thinking with Ben Adams

Thinking Osteopathically: A Case of 30 Years of Back PainIn this clinical case presentation, Institute of Classical Osteopathy Senior Lecturer Ben Adams explores the assessment and treatment of a man ...

23 Jul 1h 4min

What Lederman got Right and What Lederman Got Wrong

What Lederman got Right and What Lederman Got Wrong

Eyal Lederman's 2010 paper The Fall of the Postural–Structural–Biomechanical Model is often presented as the moment osteopathy moved beyond structure and into a modern biopsychosocial era.But what if ...

21 Jun 16min

Robert Cartwright interviews Diego Etayo Gomez

Robert Cartwright interviews Diego Etayo Gomez

In this episode I speak with Diego Etayo Gomez, former Chairman of the Institute of Classical Osteopathy and one of the key figures in the organisation’s modern history.Diego has been an integral part...

17 Jun 1h 8min

Chris Batten DO interview by Pindy Chaggar

Chris Batten DO interview by Pindy Chaggar

In this interview Pindy asks Chris about his experinces of treating John Wernham and also discusses other memorable cases.

29 Mai 54min

Classical Osteopathy, what’s the difference?

Classical Osteopathy, what’s the difference?

In this episode, Classical Osteopathy – What’s the Difference, we explore how classical osteopathy views the body not as a collection of parts, but as a continuously organising, adaptive system.Rather...

29 Apr 52min

ICO Why We Exist Part 2

ICO Why We Exist Part 2

In this episode, we pick up the story with the so-called “No Physiology” incident — a myth that has long clouded the relationship between Still and Littlejohn.We follow Littlejohn’s departure from the...

6 Aug 202552min

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