Osteopathy Unplugged
by Steve Paulus, DO & Bonnie Gintis, DO
Episode 46 - The Intricacies of Treating Osteopathic Colleagues with…
About this podcast
We developed Osteopathy Unplugged out of our passion for Osteopathy and the recognition that our profession needs a more intimate conversation about who we are and what we do. We interweave the philosophy of Osteopathy with clinical relevance and reveal our inner vision into the real-world workings of how we practice and live Osteopathy as a way of being. We are creating a comprehensive "textbook" of Osteopathic Clinical Philosophy based upon the 21st century oral tradition of podcasting. The foundational episodes will be free of charge, wherever you get your podcasts. The complete collection will only be offered at: www.patreon.com/osteopathyunplugged
Episodes
The newest 20 of 47 episodes
- Episode 46 - The Intricacies of Treating Osteopathic Colleagues with OMT · 12 min · Episode 46In this episode we both tell stories of our many close Osteopathic friendships and how we uniquely connect through the magic and mystery of trading treatments. We believe that…
- Episode 45 - Treating Established Patients Who Become Friends · 11 min · Episode 45This episode addresses the blurred boundaries that can occur when a patient from inside your practice becomes, or could become a friend outside your practice. We want to make the…
- Episode 44 - The Complexities of Treating Friends with Osteopathic Manipulation · 10 min · Episode 44In this episode we explore the complexities of treating established friends with Osteopathic Manipulation. What should we be aware of when entering this new phase of your…
- Episode 43 - Treating Family Members with Osteopathic Manipulation · 18 min · Episode 43In this first episode in a series, we will spotlight the specifics of treating family members with Osteopathic Manipulation. This episode will lay the foundation for all of the…
- Episode 42 – Brachial Neuritis a Case History: The Work of Dr. Rollin Becker · 16 min · Episode 42One of our listeners, an Osteopath from France asked us to comment on how Dr Becker approaches, “being guided by the mechanism.” Rollin Becker, DO presented a case history where…
- Episode 41 - The Osteopathic Handshake: First Contact · 14 min · Episode 41The apparently simple act of offering a handshake has profound Osteopathic significance. The handshake is the start of an Osteopathic treatment. Steve presents his unique way of…
- Episode 40 - Prolonged Inhalation and Prolonged Exhalation: Guided Breath Awareness Exploration · 13 min · Episode 40In this episode, Bonnie will be offering guided experiences for you to cultivate awareness of your breath. These exercises will lead you to develop a more deeply felt experience…
- Episode 39 - Zen and the Art of Osteopathy · 8 min · Episode 39In this episode we explore a classic Zen Buddhist legend to help elucidate the topic of paying attention during an Osteopathic Treatment. Beginning with awareness of our own of…
- Episode 38 - Osteopathic Pathophysiology: The Osteopathic Facilitated Segment Theory · 15 min · Episode 38This episode explores the focal Osteopathic Theory of the Facilitated Segment and we are expanding this influential Osteopathic concept with a new theory of Global Facilitation…
- Episode 37: That was Then. This is Now: A Deeper Dive · 9 minThis is a deeper dive into Episode 34, where we explored the many and nuanced meanings of this quote from Robert Fulford, DO, “Patients were a lot easier to treat before World…
- Episode 36: The Problem with Supplements and other Non-Osteopathic Interventions: Timing is Everything · 7 min · Episode 36All non-osteopathic complementary therapies must be well timed, so that the awareness of what is effective is evident. In an Osteopathic treatment context, it’s crucial when we…
- Episode 35: Having a Bad Day at the Office? · 8 min · Episode 35What if you're having a bad day, for any reason, like illness, injury, or emotional upset, and you still need to see patients? In this episode we explore many scenarios and talk…
- Episode 34: That was Then. This is Now. · 9 min · Season 1 Episode 34How have cultural and historical shifts over the 133-year lifetime of Osteopathy changed the clinical practice of our profession? We all recognize that the Osteopathic practice…
- Episode 33: Osteopathy and The Myth of the Single Treatment Miracle · 9 min · Episode 33Osteopathy has the extraordinary power to address clinical situations in a novel way and create seemingly miraculous outcomes. As DOs, we think of these remarkable treatment…
- Episode 32: Always Touch the Part That Hurts · 7 min · Episode 32Do we give the patient what they want or do we give the patient what they need? The answer to this question is in this episode. We explore the interpersonal value of always…
- Episode 31: Treating the Osteopath: Caring for the Caregiver · 8 min · Episode 31How we care for ourselves, or how we ignore our wellbeing, influences the way we care for others. How can we encourage and teach our patients to care for themselves if we don’t…
- Episode 30: Release — Is it Beneficial, or an Oversimplified Illusion? · 5 min · Episode 30Is “release,” a valid and helpful term in Osteopathy? Or is the whole idea of release an oversimplified illusion? ~~~ We’ve created several foundational episodes, which are free…
- Episode 29 - The Four Tenets of Osteopathic Medicine—A Dissent · 47 min · Episode 29In this episode we explore The Four Tenets of Osteopathic Medicine and ask if they are truly distinctive to Osteopathy, or are merely good foundational principles for anyone in…
- Episode 28 - The Four Anatomies of Osteopathic Perception: A Deeper Dive Part 2 – Clinical Examples · 10 min · Episode 28In this episode we explore more questions and comments that arose from Episodes 26 and 27, and use clinical examples to further clarify the concept of The Four Anatomies of…
- Episode 27 - The Four Anatomies of Osteopathic Perception – A Deeper Dive, Part 1 · 14 min · Episode 27In this episode we explore questions and comments that arose from Episode 26, regarding the concept of The Four Anatomies of Osteopathic Perception. ~~~ We’ve created several…







