In this first part of a two part article featuring Wayne Oliver M.OMSc we discuss the value of Long Leverage when applied with precision and the appropriate (typically small) amount of force. We also briefly discuss appropriate timing and frequency when booking patients.

In this second installment of an article based on an interview with Wayne Oliver M.OMSc, we cover the manual applications and applied anatomy of an Osteopathic Fluid Treatment. Utilizing both patient active and passive maneuvers Wayne demonstrates his approach via the STA, Inguinal, and Respiratory Diaphragm regions.

Based on an interview with Wayne Oliver M.OMSc, we cover some of anatomy, physiology, and theory of an Osteopathic Fluid Treatment. Utilizing anatomy and neurovascular pathways as a basis Wayne explains his reasoning and process for assisting the body with fluid return using Osteopathic Manual Therapy.

In this article we discuss leverage in both physical construction and application. In the context of Osteopathic Manual Therapy the complexities and frustrations that go along with achieving proficiency in specifically long leverage are highlighted and illustrated.