Dr. Hu Osteopathy
Osteopathy one-hour treatment €300
5 sessions of osteopathy, one-hour treatment each session €1000
Education
Basic Foundation Course 2 days (12 hours-CPD 12)
Bone‑Setting Basic Class｜2‑Day Customized Targeted Syllabus (A4 Print‑ready Version)
I. Overall Class Hours
Daily Morning: 09:30‑12:00 Daily Afternoon: 13:30‑17:00
II. Overall Curriculum Logic (Class sequence is fixed)
Day 1 Morning: Foundations of Traditional Chinese Bone‑Setting + Clinical Posture Assessment + Practical Soft‑Tissue Release and Reduction for Cervical Spine
Day 1 Afternoon: Thoracic Spine Examination & Assessment + Thoracic Spine Reduction Manipulations + Full‑set Practical Drills for Thoracic Spine
Day 2 Morning: Lumbar Spine Examination & Assessment + Lumbar Spine Reduction Manipulations + Full‑set Practical Drills for Lumbar Spine
Day 2 Afternoon: Pelvis and Sacroiliac Joint Assessment & Reduction + General Integrated Practical Standardization and Graduation Assessment
Day 1 Curriculum: General Introduction + Full Cervical Spine Module + Full Thoracic Spine Module
Day 1 Morning 09:30‑12:00
09:30‑10:35 Basic Theories of Traditional Chinese Bone‑Setting (Mandatory Foundation)
1. Core concepts of Chinese bone‑setting: misaligned joints, displaced tendons, balance of bones and tendons
2. Core principles of bone‑setting: release soft tissues first, then adjust bones; safety priority, pain‑free correction
3. Contraindications and safety red lines for bone‑setting; avoidance of clinical safety risks
10:35‑10:45 Break (10 minutes)
10:45‑12:00 Clinical Posture Assessment + Cervical‑spine‑specific Assessment & Soft‑Tissue Release
1. Standing whole‑body posture screening: force‑line inspection of head, neck, shoulders and entire spine
2. Pain inquiry protocols; identification of compensatory issues such as uneven shoulder height and head‑neck deviation
3. General spinal palpation; basic physical examination for joint range‑of‑motion
4. Segment‑by‑segment precise assessment of C1‑C7; accurate identification of vertebral subluxation
5. Standardized professional release manipulations for tight cervicoshoulder muscles and fascial nodules
6. Differential physical examination for stiff neck, cervical rigidity, and loss of cervical lordosis
Morning Summary: All participants complete standardized practical training for cervical‑spine assessment and release techniques
Day 1 Afternoon 13:30‑17:00 Cervical‑spine Reduction + Full Thoracic‑spine Practical Work
13:30‑14:40 In‑depth Lecture on Safe Cervical‑spine Reduction Manipulations & Guided Pair‑practice (Core Priority)
1. Fine‑tuning cervical reduction techniques for facet joint dysfunction
2. Avoidance of forceful manipulation and high‑risk rotational movements to ensure correction safety
3. Review of common trainee manipulation mistakes; unification of standard movement patterns
4. Repetitive full‑sequence pair‑practice: posture assessment → fascial release → precise reduction, following complete standardized protocols
14:40‑14:50 Break (10 minutes)
14:50‑17:00 Full‑set Thoracic‑spine Assessment, Reduction Manipulations & Day‑1 Technique Consolidation
1. Palpation skills for thoracic spinous processes; rapid detection of vertebral deviation and subluxation
2. Differential physical examination for mid‑back stiffness‑pain, rotation‑triggered pain and intercostal pain
3. Professional range‑of‑motion assessment tests for thoracic joints
4. Targeted mobilization and correction; standardized rotational reduction techniques for thoracic spine
5. Combine dorsal‑muscle release with bone‑setting to improve therapeutic outcomes
6. Review and standardize the full cervical‑ and thoracic‑spine manipulation workflow covered on Day 1
Day 2 Curriculum: Full Lumbar‑spine Module + Full Pelvis‑Sacroiliac Module (Core Clinic‑ready Techniques)
Day 2 Morning 09:30‑12:00 Lumbar‑spine Examination, Reduction and Full‑set Practical Drills
09:30‑10:35 Lumbar‑spine‑specific Anatomy and Sub‑classification Diagnosis for Low‑back Pain
1. Lumbar physiological force‑line; pathogenesis of intervertebral disc lesions and facet‑joint dysfunction
2. Accurate differential diagnosis for acute lumbar sprain and chronic lumbar muscle strain
3. Precise lumbar palpation for quick localization of subluxated segments
4. Practical straight‑leg‑raise test for professional evaluation of lumbar function
5. Screening for high‑risk lumbar symptoms to prevent clinical hazards
10:35‑10:45 Break (10 minutes)
10:45‑12:00 Lumbar Decompression and Standardized Reduction‑technique Instruction & Practical Training
1. Full‑set standardized release manipulations for deep lumbar muscles
2. Safe rotational reduction and fine‑tuning core manipulations for lumbar spine
Morning Summary: All participants carry out repeated practical training to master standardized full lumbar‑spine manipulations
Day 2 Afternoon 13:30‑17:00 Pelvis & Sacroiliac‑joint Practical Work + Graduation Assessment
13:30‑14:40 Precise Assessment of Pelvis and Sacroiliac Joint & Deep‑tissue Release Manipulations
1. Physical‑examination‑based diagnosis for pelvic height discrepancy, anterior/posterior pelvic tilt, and functional leg‑length discrepancy
2. Specialized assessment for turning‑triggered pain and prolonged‑sitting pain originating from sacroiliac‑joint subluxation
3. Core pathological principles of lumbocrural pain caused by pelvic force‑line compensation
4. Targeted release: gluteal muscles, piriformis, iliopsoas, and adherent deep pelvic fascia
14:40‑14:50 Break (10 minutes)
14:50‑17:00 Standard Reduction Manipulations for Pelvis and Sacroiliac Joint + Comprehensive Review & Practical Graduation Assessment
1. Correction techniques for anterior‑posterior iliac displacement
2. Core fine‑tuning reduction techniques for sacral subluxation
3. Standardized non‑invasive correction workflow for functional leg‑length discrepancy
4. Continuous full‑sequence practical drill: cervical spine → thoracic spine → lumbar spine → pelvis & sacroiliac joint
5. Unify standards for the complete manipulation toolkit, correct all practical errors, and achieve uniform graduate‑level proficiency
III. Curriculum Content Verification Checklist
‑ Day 1 Morning: Foundations of Traditional Chinese Bone‑Setting, Posture Assessment, Cervical‑spine Release and Reduction Practice
‑ Day 1 Afternoon: Thoracic‑spine Assessment, Reduction Manipulations, Full‑set Practical Training
‑ Day 2 Morning: Lumbar‑spine Assessment, Reduction Manipulations, Full‑set Practical Training
‑ Day 2 Afternoon: Pelvis‑Sacroiliac Correction, Comprehensive Review, Practical Graduation Assessment
Class times are fixed. Content is tailored for absolute beginners and delivers high practical value for clinical salon‑based practice.
Advanced course
10 days (60 hours-CPD)
7‑Day Simple Comprehensive Bone‑Setting Course｜A4 Official Print‑ready Syllabus (Ready‑to‑use for Class Launch)
7‑Day Simple Comprehensive Bone‑Setting Course (Beginner‑friendly Full‑practice Training)
General Class Schedule
Course Coverage: Cervical spine, thoracic spine, ribs, lumbar spine, pelvis, sacroiliac joint, shoulder joint, knee joint, ankle joint
Teaching Mode
Theoretical lectures + Instructor demonstration + Student hands‑on practice + One‑on‑one correction + Daily review
Safe and gentle manipulation techniques, beginner‑friendly, readily applicable for clinic practice.
Day 1｜Bone‑Setting Fundamentals｜Safety Standards + Posture Assessment + Basic Manipulations
Morning 09:30‑12:30
Core theories of bone‑setting: joint misalignment, tendon displacement, bone‑tendon balance principles
Bone‑setting safety protocols: absolute contraindications, relative contraindications and risk prevention
Afternoon 13:30‑16:30
Standard hand gestures, body posture, force application and basic soft‑tissue release techniques
Full‑body posture assessment: uneven shoulder height, forward‑head posture, scoliosis, pelvic displacement
Evening 17:30‑20:30
General spinal palpation, spinous process localization, tenderness screening and joint range‑of‑motion tests
Full‑set practical training for basic soft‑tissue release; manipulation correction, consistent tactile skill building and end‑of‑day review
Day 2｜Cervical Spine Special Module｜Assessment, Release, Traction, Reduction & Management of Common Conditions
Morning 09:30‑12:30
Cervical anatomy; pathologies of loss of cervical lordosis, cervical kyphosis and vertebral misalignment; classification of neck pain
C1‑C7 segmental physical examination, range‑of‑motion tests, differential diagnosis for dizziness and hand numbness
Afternoon 13:30‑16:30
Targeted release for cervicoshoulder muscles, levator scapulae and trapezius
Manual cervical traction technique (standardized angle, force and duration)
Evening 17:30‑20:30
Safe fine‑tuning cervical reduction (painless beginner‑friendly version)
Clinical management for stiff neck, cervical stiffness, neck pain from prolonged sitting and facet joint dysfunction; paired hands‑on practice for all participants and technique correction & standardization
Day 3｜Thoracic‑Rib Module & Part One of Lumbar‑Spine Module
Morning 09:30‑12:30
Physiological structure of thoracic spine, kyphotic compensation and costovertebral joint misalignment mechanism
Thoracic physical examination, spinous process palpation, range‑of‑motion tests and back‑pain differentiation; deep release for erector spinae, rhomboids and inter‑scapular soft tissues
Afternoon 13:30‑16:30
Targeted mobilization and pressing correction techniques for thoracic spine; practical training for thoracic rotational reduction
Targeted reduction for rib misalignment, breathing‑triggered pain and rotation‑triggered pain; consolidated practical drills for full thoracic‑rib techniques
Evening 17:30‑20:30
Lumbar anatomy, intervertebral‑disc mechanism and classification of acute & chronic low‑back pain
Standard lumbar physical examination, straight‑leg‑raise test and localization of misaligned segments; deep release for lumbogluteal muscles and lumbodorsal fascia
Day 4｜Part Two of Lumbar‑Spine Module & Part One of Pelvis‑Sacroiliac Module
Morning 09:30‑12:30
Lumbar decompression techniques and manual traction relaxation
Standard side‑lying lumbar rotational reduction
Afternoon 13:30‑16:30
Correction for acute lumbar sprain, chronic low‑back pain and lumbar facet‑joint disorder; extensive hands‑on practice to unify technique standards
Overall pelvic force‑line, human‑body compensation principles and causes of functional leg‑length discrepancy
Evening 17:30‑20:30
Pelvic assessment: evaluation for iliac height discrepancy, anterior‑posterior pelvic tilt and pelvic rotation; identification of sacroiliac‑joint misalignment signs, gluteal pain and rolling‑triggered pain
Deep‑tissue release for iliopsoas, piriformis and gluteal muscles
Day 5｜Part Two of Pelvis‑Sacroiliac Module & Shoulder‑Joint Special Module
Morning 09:30‑12:30
Correction for anterior‑posterior iliac displacement and pelvic balance reduction
Sacroiliac‑joint reduction and targeted therapy for sacroiliac dysfunction; standardization of full pelvis‑sacroiliac manipulations
Afternoon 13:30‑16:30
Shoulder‑joint structure, rotator‑cuff strain, subluxation and adhesion mechanisms
Shoulder range‑of‑motion assessment, pain‑point localization and movement‑restriction differentiation; release for cervico‑shoulder junction muscles and rotator‑cuff muscles
Evening 17:30‑20:30
Basic mobilization, unlocking and repositioning manipulations for shoulder joint
Correction for arm‑elevation pain, abduction limitation and difficulty combing hair; conditioning for early‑stage peri‑arthritis of shoulder, acromial impingement and shoulder joint clicking; standardized full clinical practice for shoulder‑joint techniques
Day 6｜Knee‑Joint Special Module & Ankle‑Joint Special Module
Morning 09:30‑12:30
Knee‑joint force‑line, patellar misalignment and mechanism of compensatory knee pain
Knee physical examination, assessment for medial‑lateral knee pain and flexion‑extension limitation; release for thigh muscles, peri‑knee ligaments and surrounding soft tissues
Afternoon 13:30‑16:30
Knee‑joint space decompression and fine‑tuning patellar reduction
Targeted correction for squat difficulty and knee pain during stair ascent & descent; combined correction for recurrent knee pain caused by pelvic compensation; consolidated clinical practical training for knee‑joint techniques
Evening 17:30‑20:30
Misalignment mechanisms of ankle, talus and calcaneus; gait‑compensation logic; ankle physical examination, assessment for inversion‑eversion limitation and recurrent ankle sprain; deep release for triceps surae and plantar fascia
Reduction for talus, fine‑tuning for calcaneus and ankle‑joint repositioning manipulations; correction for ankle stiffness, walking‑related pain and ankle‑sprain sequelae; knee‑ankle linked correction and overall gait adjustment; review and error correction for extremity‑joint manipulations
Day 7 (Graduation Day｜No Evening Session) Full‑system Integrated Review + Comprehensive Practical Assessment + Graduation Technique Standardization
Morning 09:30‑12:30
Full‑system review: Cervical spine → Thoracic spine → Lumbar spine → Pelvis → Shoulder → Knee → Ankle
Key teaching topics: upper‑lower‑body compensation, root‑cause identification and chained misalignment logic; simulated random clinical cases
Afternoon 13:30‑16:30
Students complete independent assessment, soft‑tissue release, reduction and treatment‑plan formulation. Instructors provide one‑on‑one correction to align clinical‑treatment thinking.
Fill gaps in full‑set manipulations, correct error‑prone movements and standardize complete technique sequences.
Full‑body comprehensive practical graduation assessment; training on standardized clinic workflows including reception, treatment and after‑service procedures; course summary, Q&A, implementation guidance and long‑term advanced‑study advice.
Break Remarks
A 10‑minute break may be arranged within each 3‑hour teaching unit. If teaching progress allows no scheduled break, participants may take self‑arranged short pauses for drinking water and restroom visits.
Unified Class Schedule
Training format: Days 1‑6 are completed across 3 weekends, with Saturday and Sunday classes each weekend. Day 7 serves as the graduation‑assessment day.
Daily Time Slots for Day 1‑6
‑ Morning: 09:30‑12:30 (3 hours)
‑ Lunch Break: 12:30‑13:30 (1 hour)
‑ Afternoon: 13:30‑16:30 (3 hours)
‑ Dinner Break: 16:30‑17:30 (1 hour)
‑ Evening: 17:30‑20:30 (3 hours)
Day 7 (Graduation Day, No Evening Class)
‑ Morning: 09:30‑12:30 (3 hours)
‑ Lunch Break: 12:30‑13:30 (1 hour)
‑ Afternoon: 13:30‑16:30 (3 hours)
Training‑hour Calculation
‑ Days 1‑6: 9 hours per day × 6 days = 54 hours
‑ Day 7: 6 hours
‑ Total: 60 training hours ✔
Break note: A 10‑minute break can be flexibly arranged inside each 3‑hour teaching unit. If no formal break is scheduled, participants may get water or use restrooms as needed.
Course Summary
1. The complete workflow follows: Assess first → Release soft tissues → Perform reduction, with safe and pain‑free operation.
2. Covers major joints of the whole body with strong practical value for clinic settings.
3. Designed for absolute beginners, easy to learn and highly implementable.
4. Total 60 training hours for systematic full‑body training. Graduates are qualified to independently treat common bone‑and‑joint pain conditions.