“Craniosacral” – Myths and Facts. The Controversy
“Craniosacral” – Myths and Facts. The ControversyKarl-Ludwig Resch andTorsten LiemDO Journal, 04-2004
Scientific publications, journal contributions and academic papers by Prof. Torsten Liem – peer-reviewed and practice-oriented from the field of psychosomatic osteopathy.
Prof. Torsten Liem, D.O.
Osteopath, author and founder of Psychosomatic Osteopathy. Dean of Osteopathy Programs at DIPLOMA University of Applied Sciences. Over 30 years of experience in practice, teaching and research – working worldwide as speaker and trainer.
“Craniosacral” – Myths and Facts. The ControversyKarl-Ludwig Resch andTorsten LiemDO Journal, 04-2004
Andrew Taylor Still, the founder of osteopathy, was born into the family of an itinerant Methodist preacher. While this Methodist heritage has been acknowledged in
Anatomy of the spinal dura mater and its relationshipsTorsten LiemOsteopathic Medicine1-2000
Approaches to a Theory of Osteopathic Thought and PracticeInternational Symposium Cristian Ciranna-RaabDO Journal, June 2006
Between Traditionalists and Reformers:Littlejohn’s Concept of AdaptationTorsten LiemVol. 16, Issue 2/2015, pp. 4–10, Elsevier GmbH
Biological Rhythms andTheir Significance for OsteopathyTorsten Liem, Maximilian MoserVol. 17, Issue 1/2016, pp. 22–26, Elsevier GmbH
Craniosacral osteopathy applies osteopathic principles to the skull. Sutherland discovered, in addition to the cardiac and respiratory rhythms, another homeostatically active rhythmic phenomenon in the
Torsten Liem, M.Sc. Ost., M.Sc. paed. Ost., D.O., D.P.O., Osteopath G.Os.C. (GB). Founder and Deputy Director of Osteopathie Schule Deutschland (OSD), an M.Sc. program in
Dimensions of Osteopathic InteractionTorsten Liem –Symposium: Subjectivity in Osteopathy Berlin,Nov 19, 2009
Dynamic developmental and holistic principles in osteopathyTorsten LiemInternational Symposium 04/2006
Fascial Distortion Model – ContraTorsten Liem – Osteopathic Medicine, Vol. 13, Issue 1/2012, p. 23, Elsevier GmbH – Urban & Fischer
