East of England Osteopathic Conference 2025

• Amazing, high quality speakers
• Interesting talks covering a wide range of topics
• Plenty of time to chat to other practitioners
• Great location - the room has a view of Norwich City Football Club pitch
• Easy to travel to via rail, bus and car
• Food by Delia Smith's Canary Catering company - delicious lunch and refreshments are provided

• - “The Wim Method changed my life - could it do the same for you and your patients?” with Dr James Connors, GP Partner and Wim Hof instructor
• Neuroplasticity and movement disorders - models of brain recovery with Dr Ehab Georgy, Movement Disorders and Pain Management Specialist
• The future of the profession: asserting our distinctive contribution to patient care - an interactive workshop with Maurice Cheng and Glynis Fox, Institute of Osteopathy
• Rheumatology recognition, assessment and referral for osteopaths with Andrew MacMillan, Advanced Practice Osteopath
• Providing inclusive care: Treating transgender patients with Alister Booth, Osteopath

The conference is organised by volunteers from Norfolk Osteopathic Society. As a non-profit event, any profits will be donated to the Osteopathic Foundation (oF).

The oF is a charitable trust set up to advance osteopathic practice for the benefit of the public's health. It funds education and research projects and promotes productive relationships both within and outside of the profession. It receives no government funding and relies heavily on donations from the members of the public and the profession.

The East of England Osteopathic Conference is held in the Top of the City conference room at Norwich City Football Club. Pitch view of the ground is the amazing back drop for the day.

Just a ten minute walk from Norwich train station and ample free parking available at the football ground.

There is a Holiday Inn adjacent to the football ground, plus plenty of accommodation options in/around the city.

£93 early bird per person for 7 hours CPD, lunch and refreshments. Early bird ticket sales end at 6pm 14 December 2024. Then full price tickets are £118 until 4pm 8 February 2025.

We know attendees loved the food last time, so here's what's included for 2025!

On arrival: tea/coffee and muffins.

Morning refreshment break: tea/coffee, biscuits and home-baked cakes.

Lunch: a hot fork buffet with refreshments.

Please let us know of any dietary requirements at booking.

Booking Terms

Please inform us of any dietary requirements or allergies at the time of booking. We will endeavor to cater for dietary requirements when informed less than four weeks before the event, but it is in agreement with the venue and catering team.

Data Protection

The information you provide the East of England Osteopathic Conference is required to confirm your place on the course and will only be used to contact you if relevant to the course. Your information will not be passed on to any third parties.

Disclaimer

Speakers, talk content and any advertised companies/products are all offered for informational purposes. The East of England Osteopathic Conference and Norfolk Osteopathic Society do not promote or endorse any individuals, companies, products or techniques.

Cancellation Policy

If you cancel your place more than four weeks before the event, you will receive a refund on your ticket. If you cancel your ticket less than four weeks before the event, we regret that no refund can be issued, however you may change the name on the ticket for no added cost when agreed with the organisers. In all cases, Eventbrite fees are non-refundable. Please contact us at [email protected] or use the form provided for more information.

Media

By attending the event, you give your consent for photographs to be taken than may be used on social media on the day and in advertising and social media in the future regarding the East of England Osteopathic Conference.

You are welcome to post on social media on the day, using the hashtag #EEOC2025 to join the conversation.

Host or Publisher Norfolk Osteopathic Society and Suffolk Osteopaths