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'); peter van den eynde introduction principles treatment experiment articles contact en nl fr de an evolutionary view on equine osteopathy peter van den eynde d.o peter van den eynde d.o obtained his diploma in physiotherapy, manual therapy, podology, sports therapy and aetiopathy. after this he studied a 5 year human osteopathy course at sutherland college. due to his personal interest in horses he went to study equine osteopathy in france. he subsequently carried out some research on the influence of an osteopathic manipulation on the os carpal accessorium bone in relation to the mobility of the distal phalanx, using a force plate as a measurement tool. in 2009 he started the unique evolutionary osteopathic course, which gave him another view on evolution of life of nature’s and evolutionary principles. if you have any further questions, need any assistance, please do not hesitate to make contact. scroll down introduction combining human osteopathy and equine osteopathy with evolutionary osteopathy (evost) permits new perspectives in the equine osteopathic approach of diagnosis, treatment and education. we thus try to offer a certain chronology and hierarchy in the diagnosis and treatment, instead of splitting up the horse or patient into specialist visions of the musculoskeletal system, the visceral system, the cranio-sacral system and so on. respecting life’s chronology and hierarchy that is +/- 3.8 billion years old, and working hand in hand with it. this means that the observer of nature should be constantly aware of two major gears of life: hierarchy – chronology (which are the fundaments of the complexity level-layers of development observed and what is the emergent behaviour that sprouts out of it) dimension (which dimension are we observing? molecular, tissular, human, animal, biotope, etc…) the puzzling fact is that humans, animals and most of nature we observe are in essence self-organized systems, each level is nested. this means that each single level layer of organization and complexity encloses all other levels within itself. (like the russian babushka dolls) each jump in level-layer of complexity demonstrates in an emergent behaviour. evost in a nutshell: health is as old as life, which means, at best present scientific guess: +/- 3.8 billion years. the mechanism of evolution since then complexified and differentiated abundant life forms, generating as such an incredible biodiversity that dynamically adapts to each local environment, filling in the ecological niches, layer by layer and dimension by dimension. example : horses based in europe will show different health problems than for example horses based in the emirates. the climate, flora and fauna will influence the horses health-system. the older level-layers (see article: an evolutionary view on equine osteopathy ) will depend on it, and influence the function. for example if there is a problem with the absorption of inorganic minerals due to the climate, feeding or general stable management, the first spectacular symptoms will become obvious in the neural or/and vascular systems functions, (organ level) which most of the horseman won’t observe in this stage. they’ll recognise it as stiffness, difficult to bend, resistance to the bit, painful muscular system or lameness. the mechanism behind this is where complexity theory comes into play; if we have a scientific-holistic tool, we don’t have to focus on the separate facts or details, but on the mechanism itself. and that is what the system-complexity theory does. the first round of the mechanism in a shoebox (the beginning of our time +/- 20 billion years ago…) polarity (just before the big bang) space – time (hierarchy – chronology) pattern (tension – or force field) direction (position change – vector) form and emergence (behaviour or function creates structure, when structure is formed it governs function) principles the aim of equine and human evolutionary osteopathy is to focus on health and not to find the dysfunction or disease. we try to work with the health-potential still present in the mechanism, to maintain the system. it’s very important to integrate the basic osteopathic principles: the four principles of osteopathic philosophy are: (kirksville consensus) the body is a unit ; the person is a unit of body, mind and spirit, thus don’t look at the symptoms, but look at the mechanism. the body is capable of self-regulation, self-healing, and health-maintenance , thus the healthier the system is, the more coherent and dynamically stable. behaviour or function creates form , and form governs function or behaviour. rational treatment is based upon an understanding of the basic principles of body unit, self-regulation, and the interrelationship of structure and function. treatment “how do we apply the evost fellowships’ thoughts and nature’s principles in equine practice?” the answer is: evost is a philosophic approach, where we develop a critical attitude, and learn “to see” instead of “gazing” . we can apply the insights of ‘the mechanism at work’ at just about every level and dimension, this means that the principles are applicable on virtually every theme. an evolutionary view on equine osteopathy introduction most of what we know about equine osteopathy has been borrowed from human osteopathic techniques, theories and research. human osteopaths have often been asked to treat the animals of clients that have experienced the benefits of osteopathic treatment for their own problems. it is very important to know why a horse displays a change in attitude. animals do not speak our language, but they have their own way of expressing themselves ultimately telling us more than we think. it is up to us to learn an recognise their communication and react accordingly. equine evolutionary osteopathy is a philosophical approach, with a critical attitude, to learn, see and feel. we can apply ‘the mechanism at work’ at just about every level and dimension, when for example a horse got: a decrease in performance a sprain, fall or other trauma a decrease in mobility or associated pain with movement pain and stiffness resistance to the bit refusal to perform viscera problems immunity problems change in attitude these are undoubtedly some familiar situations to horseman. the essential requirements to recognise this situations are: your knowledge of facts in the particular domain involved your knowledge and deeper understanding of the evolutionary-developmental chronology and inherent hierarchy of the system and environment involved your aptitude to observe, ‘see the mechanism,’ and recognize its returning principles. train the basic questions ‘methodology’ you apply systematically until it has become an unconscious mode of functioning. these are in chronology the questions you should ask yourself when you observe “the mechanism at work” in a certain dimension and thus a certain level layer of complexity. to know what the dimension is we’re dealing with, we have 4 elementary questions: what is the system? what is the environment? where is the border? what is the stimulus from the environment? to know what the level-layer or the complexity level is we’re dealing with, we have to know: what are, who are the agents? what are the interactions? how strong are the interactions? what is the state of these? (potential health, resilience or redundancy is as high as the absence of patterns) when these questions are answered, when dimension and level-layer of complexity are obvious, comes the next question: where does this fit in the entire chronology and hierarchy? the answer of this question gives you the preceding steps or underlying level-layers and dimension to check for their form, because it is usually there that lays the cause of the pattern formation or health resilience deficiency. practical evaluation a general inspection of the system gives us a first idea about the condition, behaviour and eventually pattern of the horse mechanism.

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