Alain-Abraham Abehsera 
A short and long biography

• Born in October 2, 1951, in Rabat, Morocco

• Primary and secondary education in France

• 1971-1975 Enrolled at the British College of Osteopathy and Naturopathy, London, in  Graduated with the first full-time class of the European School of Osteopathy (Maidstone) in 1975

• Head Lecturer in Principles and Practice of Osteopathy at the ESO (French and English Branch) from 1974 to 1984
  

• Vice-Principal of the School in 1975

• 1976-1985 Medical Studies in France, Paris Medical School Medical Doctor With Honors
  

• Thesis on The History of Osteopathy, Bronze Medal

• 1981-1982  BA course in General Philosophy, Sorbonne, Paris University.
  

• 1983 Co-founder of the Department of Osteopathic Medicine, Paris North Medical School Co-director and lecturer at the same

• Founding Vice-President of the French Association of Osteopathic Physicians (1984)

• 1984  Emigration to Israel

• 1985 to 1993 Actively involved in research and development on Connective Language

• 1990 to 1998 Founding President of the Israeli Osteopathic Association (IAO)

• 1995-     Academic and Research Director at the Complementary Medicine Unit, Hadassah University Hospital, Jerusalem

• 1998  Founding Director of Israeli School of Connective Osteopathy

• Translated into French and commented the main classics of Osteopathy: Fryette, Woodall, Mitchell, Korr

• Numerous publications in professional journals