Continuing Education
Current Cycle: May 1, 2022-April 30, 2025 18 credits required
Please submit your certificates (via email) as soon as possible to be awarded continuing education credits.
Members should plan to complete at least one course per year to have the required credits by the cycle end date April 30, 2025.
3 Credits with NMOS
Cobourg, ON
12 Credits with NMOS
12 Credits with NMOS
Where can you get evidence-based, up-to-date, USEFUL information about women’s health ALL in one place?
You will end the day with the answers to these questions and many more.
1. What is the role of maternal gut health on the fetus?
2. What are strategies to improve stress incontinence?
3. What treatment should be a routine part of post C-section care?
4. What are factors that contribute to hip hypermobility in female athletes?
5. How is the musculoskeletal system affected during perimenopause?
6. How can practitioners improve the treatment provided to patients who’ve experienced trauma, sexual and/or gender-based violence?
7. Why is strength important for older women?
8. How can practitioners help patients planning families?
9. What is the relationship between excretion and menstrual regulation?
For more information, please visit our Event Portal.
6 Credits with NMOS
Speakers — Integration 2024 – Spring (integrationsymposium.com)
About 4 — Integration 2024 – Spring (integrationsymposium.com)
Sunday May 19Th , 2024 10am-1pm PST
3 credits with NMOS
12 Credits with NMOS
12 credits with NMOS
12 credits with NMOS
Each Part is worth 12 credits with NMOS
Part 1 is a prerequisite for Part 2
12 credits with NMOS
NMOS emails a list of upcoming courses on the 1st and the 15th of each month. These are courses that the course providers have asked us to share with our members, and we have approved for continuing education credits. If you do not receive these emails, please check your SPAM/JUNK folder.
Because of COVID-19, many companies have opted to transition to online-streaming courses. These are also called webinars, we also call these interactive/live streaming. These are awarded the same credits as live In-person courses. These are awarded 1 credit/1 hour up to a maximum of 12 credits per course.
Online courses that are self-led and self-paced are only awarded at 0.5 credit/hour and can only have a maximum of 3 credits per course and a maximum of 6 credits per cycle.
NMOS accepts continuing education that is directly related to the 5 modalities of Manual Osteopathy: Advanced Fascial Release, Osteoarticular Technique, Craniosacral Therapy, Visceral Manipulation or Lymphatic Drainage.
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If you are a course provider, and would like us to evaluate your course for credits, and share with our members, please contact us at [email protected]