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Osteo Talk
by Osteopathy Australia
Osteopathy Australia's Osteo Talk podcastsAfter a brief hiatus, Osteo Talk is making a welcome return! This podcast has always been about information and connection – now we are bringing members together through shared stories, professional insights, and engaging conversations.To better serve our members, we’re introducing exciting changes such as revolving hosts and special interest content. Diversity is one of the strengths of our profession, and by incorporating different hosts, we can ensure the podcast reflects a wide range of experiences, specialties and perspectives – keeping the content dynamic.Osteopathy Australia's Osteo Talk podcasts will continue to deliver clinically relevant education for osteopaths to learn, connect and collaborate and will now include special interest topics and profiles of many leading osteopaths. .Each episode will explore real clinical issues through interviews and discussions with top practitioners in Australia and internationally, as well as co
Episodes
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Beyond the bio, Paul Hermann
You’ve read their bios. Now meet the people behind them. Beyond the bio is our new conference video series short, candid introductions to the speakers, ideas and experiences coming to the Gold Coast this October. Watch/ listen to our speakers, in their own words, sharing what makes their session...
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Beyond the bio, Holly Royal
This bite-sized podcast gives you an insight into Holly Royal's thought process for patient goal setting and long-term care planning, and how they strengthen patient trust, outcomes and quite often, lead to enhanced patient-centred care. Too often, patients leave feeling better in the short term,...
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Beyond the bio, Nick Tripodi
In the lead up to his speaker spots at the Osteopathy Conference 2026, Nick Tripodi, Co-Course Chair and senior lecturer at Victoria University, joins the podcast to discuss the evolving research landscape within osteopathy. Nick reflects on his transition from clinical practice into research and...
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Beyond the bio, Nick Penney
In this bite-sized podcast, we hear from Nick Penney, a highly respected osteopath, researcher, and educator whose career has spanned the UK to New Zealand. From helping shape the professional recognition of osteopathy in New Zealand to completing a PhD in Musculoskeletal Medicine at the…
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Beyond the bio, Amy Lawton
In this episode of Osteo Talk, we sit down with Amy Lawton, Melbourne-based osteopath, lecturer at Victoria University, and PhD candidate at RMIT University, to discuss her research into falls prevention, healthy ageing, and the evolving role of osteopathy in aged care. Amy previews her two...
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Beyond the bio, Max Hopes
In this episode of Osteo Talk, we speak with Max Hopes, osteopath, strength and conditioning coach, lecturer, and PhD candidate, who will be presenting at this year's Osteopathy Conference on the Gold Coast. Max shares his clinical and personal insights into lower limb tendinopathy, discussing…
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Practical financial insights & property essentials part 1
In this episode, we take a deep dive into the world of lending and property through the unique lens of an osteopath. Whether you're fresh out of university, building your patient base, or well established in practice, this conversation is designed to demystify borrowing, reduce fear, and give you…
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Practical financial insights & property essentials part 1
In this episode, we take a deep dive into the world of lending and property through the unique lens of an osteopath. Whether you're fresh out of university, building your patient base, or well established in practice, this conversation is designed to demystify borrowing, reduce fear, and give you…
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Setting the standard in dry needling, the IDNETAG story
As demand for dry needling continues to grow worldwide, more clinicians are integrating it into their practice. But with no regulatory body overseeing the field, this rapid expansion has also increased the potential for inconsistent standards and patient risk. That’s where the International Dry...
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Beyond the clinic: career journeys and professional fulfilment in osteopathy
Osteopath Kale Mazurek reached a turning point after a decade in practice, when the physical demands of hands‑on work began to take a toll. With long‑term career sustainability and family life front of mind, he started exploring roles beyond the treatment room. That search led him to a new...
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The mastitis evidence pathway: osteopathic clinical insight to case series
It took a chance listening encounter for clinician scientist and osteopath Roger Engel to hear Elise Fuller and Katie Willy speaking on a webinar about lactation and mastitis. At the time, what Elise and Katie didn’t realise was that they were sitting on a wealth of clinical data, and it was the...
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Redefining osteopathic leadership with insight, influence and care
In this episode, Stuart Hammond sits down with Hanna Tómasdóttir, President of Danske Osteopater. Under her leadership, the association has expanded from just 40 members in 2013 to more than 300 in 2024, making it one of the fastest‑growing osteopathic organisations worldwide. An Icelandic born...
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Putting privacy and security first with AI in healthcare
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is making it easier to streamline tasks and enhance communication in multiple industries. But, what are the implications for highly regulated fields like healthcare that require special accommodations for policies around compliance, ethical considerations, security…
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101 on women's health with Elizabeth Howard and Lorrae Griffiths part two
Pelvic pain affects one in five women, and in this episode Liz and Lorrae break down what it is, why it happens, and contributing factors most often involved. We also hear about pelvic girdle pain, endometriosis, menopause and UTIs. Even with tailored interventions, such as manual therapy, at…
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Burnout to balance, reclaiming your life outside the clinic
This episode features a compelling conversation between Robert Piccinini, DO, President of the American Osteopathic Association, and Stuart Hammond. Together, they explore one of the most pressing issues facing healthcare practitioners today: burnout. With Australians ranked among the most...
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Research that relieves, revealing stress‑reducing interventions
What happens when nearly a decade of hands-on work in chronic pain meets fresh PhD research? Osteopath Alison Sim has the answer. Now working at La Trobe University and at The University of Sydney, Alison is breaking new ground in how we support people navigating pain, stress and recovery. In…
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Regional pathways, osteopathy beyond urban life
What does it take to swap city life for rural practice? In this inspiring episode, osteopath Catherine McDuling shares her journey of moving to the country, navigating challenges, embracing opportunities, and uncovering the unique rewards of serving a close-knit community. From managing diverse...
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Aligned and nourished, nutrition and osteopathy
Systemic inflammatory conditions and chronic pain continue to place a heavy burden on Australia’s healthcare system. In this episode, osteopath, naturopath, and nutritionist Andrea Robertson sits down with her friend and fellow osteopath and functional medicine practitioner Shari Trimble. The two...
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Unlocking sleep, the osteopathic effect
Which matters more, the length of sleep or its quality? How does sleep deprivation intensify pain? And in what ways can sleep support those with mental health? In this episode, we go beyond the headlines to explore the science of sleep and bust some of the most common myths. Osteopath George...
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Heading in the right direction?
Recognise, remove, record and refer. These four guiding principles now define how head injuries in sport are addressed. From mandatory stand-downs in sporting codes to the critical early stages of diagnosis, Australian osteopath Cliff Butler and New Zealand’s Neil Holmes share a passion for…
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Paediatrics unpacked - part one
In this episode, osteopaths Steph Kellett and Betsy Foskett bring their passion, knowledge and clinical experience to the world of paediatric osteopathy. Whether you're a practitioner, parent or simply curious about osteopathic approaches to infant health, this conversation is packed with…
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Inside sports osteopathy pathways, frameworks and the future
In this episode of Osteo Talk by Osteopathy Australia, Advanced Sports Osteopath Louise Bibby is joined by two highly respected colleagues - Bruce Duncan (Director, North Carlton Osteopathy) and Jason Stone (Director, Wantirna Osteopathy). Together, they share stories from their involvement in...
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Vascular considerations in osteopathic practice
In this episode, Prue Eddie and Michael Solano, who are both faculty of the Rule of the Artery Program for the Australian Research College of Osteopathic Medicine (aka ARCOM), delve into the enduring wisdom of Dr. Andrew Taylor Still, unpacking one of his foundational insights that “the rule of…
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Women's health week forum
In this empowering episode, we dive into the theme of Women's Health Week: Our respected podcast panellists reflect on years of clinical practice and lived experiences as they highlight how education and access to information can transform patient outcomes, especially for women navigating chronic...
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From physiology to performance: the evolution of female athlete care with Hannah Moore
Join Australia’s first Advanced Sports Osteopath, Louise Bibby, as she sits down to chat with Hannah Moore, PhD candidate, researcher, and Strength & Conditioning Coach for the Western Bulldogs AFLW team. This extended episode follows the arc of Hannah's expertise, from her foundational work on…
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Practice and potential, the Perrin Technique’s role in clinical care and careers
In anticipation of the Australian Perrin Technique tour, licensed Perrin Practitioners, Amanda Oosterweghel and Ray Power, share how they've successfully integrated the Perrin Technique into practice. Amanda and Ray discuss: How their practice has evolved to meet the growing patient demand since...
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Beyond the headache, the science and personal struggles of migraines
Migraines impact millions worldwide, yet they remain widely underdiagnosed, mismanaged, mistreated, and tainted by stigma. Why does such a prevalent condition continue to receive inadequate care? To explore the complexities of this misunderstood illness, Beth Yule and Rachael Lee came together to...
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Neurogenic movement, a trauma informed TRE approach
TRE (Tension & Trauma Releasing Exercises) isn’t just about easing tension. It’s also about reorganising it. At times, the aim is to awaken dormant muscles and restore their natural function. In this episode of Osteo Talk, respected stalwart of the osteopathic community, Dr Denise Cornall...
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Joint efforts, hypermobility panel Q&A
In this episode, we take a deeper dive into the world of hypermobility, continuing the conversation from previous episodes. To make this discussion even more meaningful, we invited members of Osteopathy Australia to send in their specific questions about hypermobility, and you delivered. Join our...
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Living and working with hypermobility
As Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes (EDS) and Hypermobile Spectrum Disorders (HSD) Awareness Month comes to a close, we highlight the expertise and lived experience of two dedicated osteopaths who navigate hypermobility every day. Dr Steph Kellett (Osteopath) and Dr Ashton Wilson (Osteopath) bring their...
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The hypermobility paradox part 1
Nearly a decade ago, Heath Williams met Ashton Wilson when she joined one of his lectures at Victoria University. Fast forward to today, both have become highly regarded osteopaths in their respected fields. In this episode, Heath sits down with Ashton to discuss hypermobility. Ashton shares her...
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Sprinting, strength and rehabilitation
While completing the Western Bulldogs and Victoria University Graduate Certificate in Strength and Conditioning, Advanced Osteopath in Sports Management Tim McCormick met Exercise and Sports Physiotherapist Atilla Baranyay. A shared interest in rehabilitation, functional movement and strength and...
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The evidence pathway, exploring the origins of the Perrin Technique
Ahead of his Australian tour, British osteopath and neuroscientist Dr Raymond Perrin DO PhD takes us back to where it all began - 1989. In this episode, he shares the origins of the Perrin Technique™, its evolution over more than three decades, and the research that’s shaped his approach.…
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Understanding practitioner distress: Should regulation be kinder?
The central aim of health regulation is to protect patients; the challenge is to do that while making our regulatory processes as humane as possible. Since 2017, Ahpra has been systematically gathering feedback from health practitioners (and notifiers) about their experience of being involved in…
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101 on women's health with Elizabeth Howard and Lorrae Griffiths part one
In this special episode kicking off our Women’s Health series, osteopaths Elizabeth Howard and Lorrae Griffiths unpack what "women’s health" really means, and where osteopathy fits in. From pelvic girdle pain and pregnancy to lifelong care and interprofessional collaboration, this conversation...
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From movement to osteopathy with Paul Hermann
Australia’s only dual-titled osteopath, Paul Hermann, joins Board Director Tink Gee to share his journey from studying human movement to osteopathy. Despite completing a Master’s in Exercise Science and founding his own practice, Paul’s passion for learning and educating others took him further....
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An osteopath's journey into research
In this podcast, Dr Don Hunter PhD (Osteopath) shares his journey of balancing clinical practice with research. Discover what sparked his interest in pursuing a PhD, how a key observation in practice evolved into a research-worthy question, and the studies that formed the foundation of his work....
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Navigating 2025: Challenges and opportunities for osteopathy
In this bonus Osteo Talk episode, Matt Cooper, President of Osteopathy Australia, Antony Nicholas, CEO and Stephanie Santos, Policy and Advocacy Manager, discuss osteopathy's complex challenges and opportunities in 2025, from shifts in health policy to the global and national influences shaping…
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Enhancing aged care with osteopathy: roles, benefits and suitability
With one in six people in Australia aged 65 and older and with that number increasing in the coming decades, the care of older adults, both at home and in residential aged care, is a growing area of interest and occupation for osteopaths in Australia. As aged Australians overwhelm an already...
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Foundations of osteopathy: A journey through practice and philosophy
Kick off our revamped podcast series with a special first full episode celebrating 150 years since Dr A.T. Still pioneered osteopathic medicine. Join Jason Haxton, MA, DO (h.c.), Director of the Museum of Osteopathic Medicine in Kirksville, Missouri, as he explains Dr Still's understanding of the...
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Fresh look, big year: Osteo Talk 2024
Osteo Talk is back! Just in time to celebrate the end of the year and 150 years of osteopathy! We’re relaunching with fresh insights, engaging conversations and a spotlight on what’s shaping the future of our profession. Join us as we explore what’s new, what’s next, and everything in between....
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Endometriosis
In this episode, we are joined by Rebecca Malon, a Queensland-based osteopath and clinical nutritionist whose lived experience led her to focus on women’s health. Rebecca has undertaken extensive professional development and is passionate about empowering, educating and caring for women. Rebecca...
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Long-COVID
Dr Rosalba Courtney (Osteopath) discusses symptoms of long-COVID, the viral persistence and pathophysiology of COVID-19, management considerations with long-COVID patients and the role breathing exercises can play. The content discussed in each episode is the participants' opinion only and should...
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Dysfunctional breathing
Dr Rosalba Courtney (Osteopath) has been driven by curiosity, in particular, discovering why some patients weren’t responding to treatment. That curiosity launched her career into the world of breathing therapy. Rosalba has undertaken a PhD on the topic and has published works in textbooks and...
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The role of manual therapy in modern healthcare and an osteopathic approach to lateral elbow pain and frozen shoulder
For this episode, we hear from the highly knowledgeable and inspiring Dr Wael Mahmoud. Wael had the privilege of learning under some of the great names in osteopathy and has followed in their footsteps, becoming an educator, mentor and passionate practitioner. He is the director of CPD Health...
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Dizziness
This episode of Osteo Talk is focused on the often challenging presentation of dizziness. We are joined by Melbourne based osteopath, Beth Yule. Being a chronic headache sufferer herself gave Beth unique insight into the impact headaches can have on a patient’s quality of life. This inspired Beth...
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Asking difficult questions of osteopathy and clinical practice
For this episode, we have the pleasure of hearing from Dr Oliver Thomson (Osteopath), the creator and host of The Words Matter Podcast. Oliver practices as an osteopath in London, where he works in a multidisciplinary clinic. In addition to his clinical role, he also works as an Associate…
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Groin pain in athletes
For this episode, we welcome the highly experienced and respected Dr Nick Brasher. Nick is the owner and principal osteopath at Peak Osteopathy in Hawthorn. For the past 14 years, Nick has also worked as an osteopath with the Western Bulldogs and Collingwood AFL teams. The focus for this episode…
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Aligning patient outcomes with practitioner development
We are joined by osteopath and educator Dr Grant Burrows (Osteopath). Grant graduated as an osteopath in 2000 and currently works in private practice in Geelong, Victoria. He developed a particular interest in functional movement and chronic pain, leading him to study overseas. For this episode…
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Osteopathic approach to runners' injuries and pain (part 2)
We are joined again by Dr Steve Dinneen (Osteopath), an elite runner, a Melbourne-based osteopath, running coach, business owner, husband and father. Steve has competed at the state, national and international levels and works with professional runners as a coach and osteopath. Steve completed a...
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Osteopathy Australia's Osteo Talk podcastsAfter a brief hiatus, Osteo Talk is making a welcome return! This podcast has always been about information and connection – now we are bringing members together through shared stories, professional insights, and engaging conversations.To better serve our members, we’re introducing exciting changes such as revolving hosts and special interest content. Diversity is one of the strengths of our profession, and by incorporating different hosts, we can ensure the podcast reflects a wide range of experiences, specialties and perspectives – keeping the content dynamic.Osteopathy Australia's Osteo Talk podcasts will continue to deliver clinically relevant education for osteopaths to learn, connect and collaborate and will now include special interest topics and profiles of many leading osteopaths. .Each episode will explore real clinical issues through interviews and discussions with top practitioners in Australia and internationally, as well as co
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