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 a…

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 Nee…

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 professi…

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 da…

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 Da…

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, and…

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 thei…

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 burnt‑o…

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 this…

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 ca…