Bill Foley was the course director and lecturer for a 20hr CME course May 5-7 at the Hampton Inn in Westborough, MA. The course was attended by osteopathic and medical doctors from all around the US, Canada, and Japan. The title of the course was “Conception to...
Bill Foley table trained and lectured for the annual osteopathic course by A Still-Sutherland Study Group held April 22-23 in Great Barrington, MA. The title of his lecture was “Cervical Spine and Fascias.” There was a total of 66 DO and MD participants for this...
In the U.S., there are two types of fully licensed physicians: a physician either earns the degree of medical doctor (M.D.) or doctor of osteopathic medicine (D.O.). Both professionals complete 4 years of medical school, complete specialty training, and take the...
Dr. William Foley recently traveled to Ontario, Canada where he taught a course on Osteopathy. The teachings focused on the gastrointestinal system and its relationship to the Whole. The GI tract is easily underestimated in its relation to The Health of the whole...
In 1874, Andrew Taylor Still, MD, the founder of osteopathy recognized that health manifests itself when all parts of the body are in balance and function as a synchronized whole. He also knew that the body has the ability to heal itself. But there are...
Dr. Foley recently traveled to Nagoya, Japan to teach a four day course to the AT Still Sutherland Study Group. The topic was the osteopathic approach to the GI tract including the immune digestion connection....
Getting ready to travel abroad? International trips require more than just a passport. Whether you’re traveling for work or vacation, it always helps to have a checklist that includes resources to safeguard your health. While there is no way to completely guarantee...
“When a rock is dropped to the bottom of a lake it not only disrupts the column of water through which it falls, but it also alters the dynamics of the entire body of water. Similarly, trauma, typically a directed force, not only disrupts or distorts the human body...
