Katharinas House of Osteopathy

05/14/2026

04/29/2026

Osteopathie ist mehr als Berührung.

Es ist der Moment, in dem ein Mensch sich wieder spürt.
Wenn Gewebe berührt wird – und gleichzeitig etwas Tieferes in Resonanz geht.

Nicht nur über die Hände,
sondern mit allen Sinnen.

Ein Raum entsteht,
in dem nichts bewertet
und nichts verurteilt wird.

Ein Raum, in dem sich Menschen mitteilen dürfen –
mit ihrem Körper,
mit ihrem Schmerz,
mit ihrer Geschichte.

Hier dürfen selbst die größten Unsicherheiten gesehen werden.
Und beginnen, sich zu wandeln.

Osteopathie bedeutet:
gesehen werden.
gehört werden.
berührt werden.

Und in Resonanz treten dürfen –
ohne Angst vor Bewertung.

Und heilen dürfen.

Im Körper.
Im Erleben.
Im Menschsein.

04/24/2026

even better to seek out an osteopath or cranial sacrum therapist…

04/21/2026

We call it cord blood. But it isn't the cord's blood. It's the baby's.

At the moment of birth, up to a third of a baby's blood is still circulating through the placenta and umbilical cord, carrying oxygen, iron, and stem cells. When the cord is clamped immediately, or just not given enough time, that blood never reaches the baby. It stays behind, or gets donated to a cord bank by parents who were told it was a waste product.

It was never a waste product. It was always the baby's.

Dr Sara Wickham puts it simply: "Why is it that, when a newborn baby needs some help, the first thing we do is to cut off their existing oxygen supply? I truly cannot think of any other medical emergency situation in which the permanent severing of the one route by which a compromised person was successfully receiving oxygen would be seen as the right thing to do."
burleigh has spent 20 years asking one question: whose blood is it anyway? She challenged this practice inside the NHS. She was bullied for it. She eventually left clinical midwifery because of it. She kept going anyway, campaigning, publishing, co-developing a bedside resuscitation trolley so that even babies who need help at birth don't have to lose their blood to get it.

This webinar is the case for change, from someone who has lived it.

Optimal Cord Clamping: Whose Blood Is It Anyway?
Wednesday 6 May, 10–11am, online. Q&A included.
ARM Member — £5 | Non-member — £15

Can't make it live? Book your space and the recording will be sent to your email.

Comment WEBINAR to be sent the booking link.

Because Midwifery Matters.

.burleigh

04/16/2026

04/03/2026

That’s why it is important to see a cranial osteopathic practitioner/ physio with cranio- sacral knowledge

Cranial distortion patterns can directly influence vestibular function by altering inner ear orientation and the accuracy of neurological input.

When these distortions are present, the brain may receive conflicting information about movement and position, leading to compensations that affect balance, coordination, and spatial awareness.

This is why specific, indicator-based cranial evaluation is essential. If we miss the distortion, we miss the neurological impact.

Refine your assessment. Adjust with intention. That’s where outcomes change.

02/02/2026

🌱A FEW DAYS AWAY - Free 1-Hour Virtual Presentation for Healthcare Professionals

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Feeding challenges aren’t just about the tongue. Learn how structure & function work together—and how manual therapy perspectives can support infants & children with tongue ties.

Designed for therapists, bodyworkers, and healthcare professionals who want to expand their clinical lens and better support infants and children with feeding challenges.