Basic 2

Fluid principles

October 22–23, 2026

May 21-22, 2027

About the course

Background

Do you work with patients whose tissues aren’t responding as well as they should—or whose healing process is slower than you’d expect? The fluid approach may be just what’s needed to get the healing process back on track.

The body consists mainly of fluid, and W.G. Sutherland observed how the body’s natural fluid dynamics are reflected in both health and disease.

Based on these observations, he developed a practical approach to redirecting, facilitating, or calming fluids—with the aim of supporting the body’s access to the forces that drive physiological processes in the tissues, and which are therefore crucial to tissue healing and overall health. When you learn to read and work with these dynamics, you gain an effective and gentle tool to support the healing process.

In the course

Former course participants report that working with fluid principles has significantly improved their treatment outcomes—and the tissues often respond strongly to this approach, which many participants experience firsthand even during the course.

Kurset vægter både praktisk og teoretisk tilegnelse af blandt andet lateral fluctuation og V-spread, så du i din egen kliniske praksis kan arbejde kreativt med håndgreb tilpasset det aktuelle område og behov.

What you’ll take away

The ability to assess and balance fluid dynamics in cases of hyperactivity, stagnation, or impaired exchange between the body’s structures—and thus a more nuanced approach for patients who do not respond optimally to your usual approach.

Greater confidence in assessing and rebalancing one’s own tracks within the patient’s mechanism.

An approach that is particularly effective for chronic inflammatory and painful conditions such as arthritis, bursitis, tendinitis, recurrent otitis/sinusitis, frozen shoulder, scoliosis, spinal stenosis, fibromyalgia, and long-term discomfort in the pelvis, lower back, and neck/shoulders, including intraosseous issues.

Worth knowing

Thursday: 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Friday: 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.

Prerequisites

IKO Basic 1 or Biodynamics phase 1+2 or M2 at SCCO.

Classes are held in English if there are foreign participants.

You are welcome if you have already been to M2 at SCCO. It is worth repeating lateral fluctuation, among other things. Here, we will probably work on areas other than those you learned at M2. Repetition works.

Places available

8

Location

Rådgivningshuset, Rustenborgvej 7A, 2800 Kongens Lyngby

Catering

IKO provides tea/coffee/snacks during the morning and afternoon breaks.

The lunch break on Friday is approximately 1 hour, and participants are expected to bring their own lunch. There is a refrigerator at the course venue.

You can buy lunch nearby. For example, Frøken Friis café in Bondebyen, Coop 365 on the main street, or Zætteberg café.

KFU/CPD accreditation

The course counts as 10 lessons of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for members of the Danish Osteopathic Association.

Tutor

Lotte Brath Jensen, Certified Osteopath DO, MDO, FSCCO

Price

4,500 DKK including VAT. See payment and cancellation terms below.

VAT is payable on postgraduate education courses.

Practical information

The aim of osteopathic treatment is to improve fluid interchange across all tissue interfaces.

- W.G. Sutherland, DO