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Osteopathy Unplugged

Osteopathy Unplugged

By: Steve Paulus DO & Bonnie Gintis DO
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 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© 2022 Alternative & Complementary Medicine Hygiene & Healthy Living Physical Illness & Disease
Episodes
  • Episode 35: Having a Bad Day at the Office?

    Episode 35: Having a Bad Day at the Office?
    Oct 24 2025

    What 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 about options for making creative and responsible choices.

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    We’ve created several foundational episodes, which are free and are available anywhere you get your podcasts.

    The complete collection is only available at https://www.patreon.com/OsteopathyUnplugged

    Please sign up for our mailing list news about our podcast by entering your email in the "Subscribe to our mailing list" section at the bottom of each page at www.OsteopathyUnplugged.com
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    8 mins
  • Episode 34: That was Then. This is Now.

    Episode 34: That was Then. This is Now.
    Sep 27 2025

    How 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 has evolved since 1892—but our patients have changed as well. Robert Fulford, DO once said, “Patients were a lot easier to treat before World War II.” We will explore how more recent cultural events and social upheavals have changed the patient population and therefore, have changed the way we practice clinical Osteopathy.

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    We’ve created several foundational episodes, which are free and are available anywhere you get your podcasts.

    The complete collection is only available at https://www.patreon.com/OsteopathyUnplugged

    Please sign up for our mailing list news about our podcast by entering your email in the "Subscribe to our mailing list" section at the bottom of each page at www.OsteopathyUnplugged.com
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    9 mins
  • Episode 33: Osteopathy and The Myth of the Single Treatment Miracle

    Episode 33: Osteopathy and The Myth of the Single Treatment Miracle
    Aug 26 2025

    Osteopathy 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 responses as everyday occurrences. But patients often want and believe an Osteopathic Treatment to be miraculous. True healing has its own pace and tempo. Therapeutic responses are the prerogative of the patient—not the Osteopath. Listen and join us as we explore the complexities of healing in Osteopathy and The Myth of the Single Treatment Miracle.

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    We’ve created several foundational episodes, which are free and are available anywhere you get your podcasts.

    The complete collection is only available at https://www.patreon.com/OsteopathyUnplugged

    Please sign up for our mailing list news about our podcast by entering your email in the "Subscribe to our mailing list" section at the bottom of each page at www.OsteopathyUnplugged.com
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    9 mins
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