Neck or back pain, sore muscles, sports injuries or recurring headaches. Osteopaths treat all kinds of joint or muscular pain and more.
AOA osteopaths must be government registered, meet high professional standards and complete annual continuing professional education to practice.
Around 50,000 Australians visit an osteopath every week – why don’t you make an appointment and find out what osteopathy can do for you?
The AOA is a unified voice to government; providing policy advice and representation; offering quality CPD and lobbying to ensure patient access to osteopathic healthcare.
Osteopathy is a hands on approach to healthcare recognising the important link between the structures of your body & the way it works. Osteopaths focus on how your skeleton, joints, muscles, nerves and circulation work together to improve your health & well-being.
Fair Work Commission (FWC) Panel has increased the minimum wage rates by 2.6 per cent from the first full pay period
on or after 1 July 2013.
Read the AOA's submission to the AHPRA on its Consultation on common codes and guidelines.
Entry into the Early Bird renewal draw closes COB 15 June 2013.