Osteopathy Australia is the national peak body representing the interests of osteopaths, osteopathy as a profession and consumer's right to access osteopathic services. Osteopathy Australia is a national organisation and represents osteopaths in every state and territory across Australia and a member of Allied Health Professions Australia and the Osteopathic International Alliance. Founded in 1955 in Victoria, the Australian Osteopathic Association became a national body in 1991, changing its name to Osteopathy Australia in 2014. Professional membership of Osteopathy Australia signifies a standard of professional and ethical behaviour over and above the requirements of registration. Osteopathy has been practiced for over 100 years in Australia. Our members are truly passionate about their profession and its whole-body health philosophy. As an allied health option for consumers, osteopaths understand how the skeleton, joints, muscles, nerves, circulation, connective tissue and internal organs function as a wholistic unit, and can assess, diagnose and treat patients requiring assistance with health, neuro-musculoskeletal conditions, pain and injury management. Australian osteopaths are university-trained, government-registered allied health professionals collectively treating over 80,000 Australians every week, contributing over $350 million to the Australian economy. Osteopathy is one of 14 AHPRA registered health professions in Australia. Our core work is liaising with state and federal government, all other statutory bodies regarding professional, educational, legislative and regulatory issues as well as private enterprise. We have close working relationships with the Osteopathy Board of Australia (the national registration board), the Australian and New Zealand Osteopathic Council (the university accreditor and assessor of overseas Osteopaths) and other professional health bodies through our collaborative work with Allied Health Professions Australia.

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Osteopathy Australia: Promoting Wholistic Healthcare Osteopathy Australia is the national peak body representing the interests of osteopaths, osteopathy as a profession, and consumers' right to access osteopathic services. With a history dating back to 1955, the organization has evolved to become a national body, representing osteopaths in every state and territory across Australia. Osteopathy Australia is a member of Allied Health Professions Australia and the Osteopathic International Alliance, signifying a standard of professional and ethical behavior that exceeds the requirements of registration. The organization's core work involves liaising with state and federal government, all other statutory bodies regarding professional, educational, legislative, and regulatory issues, as well as private enterprise. They have close working relationships with the Osteopathy Board of Australia (the national registration board) and the Australian and New Zealand Osteopathic Council (the university accreditor and assessor of overseas Osteopaths). Osteopathy Australia is dedicated to enhancing the profession, promoting osteopathy, and raising awareness about the benefits of osteopathic care. Osteopathy is a holistic approach to healthcare that focuses on the interconnectedness of the body's systems. Osteopaths are university-trained, government-registered allied health professionals who understand how the skeleton, joints, muscles, nerves, circulation, connective tissue, and internal organs function as a wholistic unit. They assess, diagnose, and treat patients requiring assistance with health, neuro-musculoskeletal conditions, pain, and injury management. Osteopathy has been practiced for over 100 years in Australia, and today, Australian osteopaths collectively treat over 80,000 Australians every week, contributing over $350 million to the Australian economy. With a commitment to providing continuous professional development opportunities and assistance to their members, Osteopathy Australia is dedicated to promoting the highest standards of practice and patient care. In summary, Osteopathy Australia is a national organization that represents the interests of osteopaths, promotes the benefits of osteopathic care, and works to enhance the profession. With a focus on holistic healthcare, Osteopathy Australia is committed to improving the health and wellbeing of Australians.

Osteopathy Australia is a national organization that represents osteopaths and the profession of osteopathy. It is a member of Allied Health Professions Australia and the Osteopathic International Alliance. Osteopathy Australia was founded in 1955 and has been a national body since 1991. It changed its name from the Australian Osteopathic Association to Osteopathy Australia in 2014. Osteopathy Australia represents osteopaths in every state and territory in Australia. Its members are passionate about their profession and its philosophy of whole-body health. Osteopaths are trained to understand how the body's different parts work together and can diagnose and treat patients with a range of health issues, including pain and injury management. Osteopaths are university-trained and government-registered allied health professionals. They treat over 80,000 Australians every week and contribute over $350 million to the Australian economy. Osteopathy is one of 14 health professions registered with AHPRA. Osteopathy Australia works with state and federal governments, other statutory bodies, and private enterprise to promote the interests of osteopaths and consumers. It has close relationships with the Osteopathy Board of Australia, the Australian and New Zealand Osteopathic Council, and other professional health bodies through its work with Allied Health Professions Australia.