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 Courses and in 2021 published Two Hands: The Gamechanger Guide for Manual Therapists, a book that celebrates the unique gift osteopaths have as manual therapists and how they can thrive as healthcare professionals.

This episode explores:
navigating the role of osteopathy in the current evidence focused world of allied health;
supporting our new graduates through mentoring and internships;
the importance of communication and ‘treatment room choreography;’
an osteopathic approach to lateral elbow pain;
evidence for dry needling therapy for lateral elbow pain;
icing and bracing;
natural history and treatment frequency;
an osteopathic approach to frozen shoulder; and
the role of postural strain exercises.


The content discussed in each episode is the opinion of the participants only and should not be used as medical advice.

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 <a href="https://www.cpdhealthcourses.com">CPD Health Courses</a> and in 2021 published <a href="https://www.twohandsgamechanger.com/">Two Hands: The Gamechanger Guide for Manual Therapists</a>, a book that celebrates the unique gift osteopaths have as manual therapists and how they can thrive as healthcare professionals.
This episode explores:
<ul>
<li>navigating the role of osteopathy in the current evidence focused world of allied health;</li>
<li>supporting our new graduates through mentoring and internships;</li>
<li>the importance of communication and ‘treatment room choreography;’</li>
<li>an osteopathic approach to lateral elbow pain;</li>
<li>evidence for dry needling therapy for lateral elbow pain;</li>
<li>icing and bracing;</li>
<li>natural history and treatment frequency;</li>
<li>an osteopathic approach to frozen shoulder; and</li>
<li>the role of postural strain exercises.</li>
</ul>
 The content discussed in each episode is the opinion of the participants only and should not be used as medical advice.

Osteopathy Australia presents Osteo Talk, a podcast dedicated to delivering clinically relevant education for osteopaths to learn, connect and collaborate.

Each episode will explore real clinical issues through interviews and discussion with top practitioners in Australia and internationally. The podcast is a professional development resource that is osteopathically relevant and draws on the wealth of knowledge seen in practice, as well as experts in other disciplines.

The podcast is presented by Emily Bergman, a practising osteopath who is passionate about learning and making education accessible for all osteopaths. Emily graduated from RMIT University in 2008 after completing a Bachelor's and Master's of Osteopathy. She went on to practice in several different locations in Melbourne over the next few years before moving to Broome in WA with her husband. There, Emily worked alongside a great team of physiotherapists and was the only osteopath in town. Emily returned to Melbourne in 2020 where she practices in Warrandyte, Melbourne. 

Osteopathy Australia presents Osteo Talk, a podcast dedicated to delivering clinically relevant education for osteopaths to learn, connect and collaborate.
Each episode will explore real clinical issues through interviews and discussion with top practitioners in Australia and internationally. The podcast is a professional development resource that is osteopathically relevant and draws on the wealth of knowledge seen in practice, as well as experts in other disciplines.
The podcast is presented by Emily Bergman, a practising osteopath who is passionate about learning and making education accessible for all osteopaths. Emily&nbsp;graduated from RMIT University in 2008 after completing a Bachelor's and Master's of Osteopathy. She went on to practice in several different locations in Melbourne over the next few years before moving to Broome in WA with her husband. There, Emily worked alongside a great team of physiotherapists and was the only osteopath in town. Emily returned to Melbourne in 2020 where she practices in Warrandyte, Melbourne.&nbsp;

Osteo Talk

Osteo Talk, brought to you by Osteopathy Australia, is a podcast dedicated to delivering clinically relevant education for osteopaths to learn, connect and collaborate.

Each episode will explore real clinical issues through interviews and discussion with top practitioners in Australia and internationally. The podcast is a professional development resource that is osteopathically relevant and draws on the wealth of knowledge seen in practice, as well as experts in other disciplines.

The podcast is presented by Emily Bergman, a practising osteopath who is passionate about learning and making education accessible for all osteopaths. Emily graduated from RMIT University in 2008 after completing a Bachelor's and Master's of Osteopathy. She went on to practice in several different locations in Melbourne over the next few years before moving to Broome in WA with her husband. There, Emily worked alongside a great team of physiotherapists and was the only osteopath in town. Emily returned to Melbourne in 2020 where she practices in Warrandyte, Melbourne.

The content discussed in each episode is the opinion of the participants only and should not be used as medical advice.

Osteo Talk, brought to you by Osteopathy Australia, is a podcast dedicated to delivering clinically relevant education for osteopaths to learn, connect and collaborate.
Each episode will explore real clinical issues through interviews and discussion with top practitioners in Australia and internationally. The podcast is a professional development resource that is osteopathically relevant and draws on the wealth of knowledge seen in practice, as well as experts in other disciplines.
The podcast is presented by Emily Bergman, a practising osteopath who is passionate about learning and making education accessible for all osteopaths. Emily&nbsp;graduated from RMIT University in 2008 after completing a Bachelor's and Master's of Osteopathy. She went on to practice in several different locations in Melbourne over the next few years before moving to Broome in WA with her husband. There, Emily worked alongside a great team of physiotherapists and was the only osteopath in town. Emily returned to Melbourne in 2020 where she practices in Warrandyte, Melbourne.
The content discussed in each episode is the opinion&nbsp;of the participants only and should not be used as medical advice.

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