Continuing professional development (CPD) FAQs
Frequently asked questions about continuing professional development (CPD) for osteopaths in Australia.
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Frequently asked questions about continuing professional development (CPD) for osteopaths in Australia.
Access our e-learning courses and past webinars for your CPD.
At least four hours of your annual CPD hours must cover mandatory topics. Here is a list of all our webinars, elearning and other CPD resources covering these mandatory topics.
In Pain and Pregnancy, you’ll learn how to best assist women prepare for birth as well as post-partum covering topics such as prolapse, diastasis recti, preventing nerve pain, pelvic girdle pain, post-cesarean care, breastfeeding ergonomics, and more.
This two-day workshop explores a systematic and comprehensive approach to managing a variety of common shoulder dysfunctions. Participants are taught step-by-step assessment, treatment and clinical reasoning pathways to assure successful clinical outcomes.
This course is focused on the musculoskeletal fascia and how to treat it efficiently.
If you find shoulder impingement treatment tricky to treat then this is the course for you. Places are limited to 20 attendees.
This two-day workshop explores a systematic and comprehensive approach to managing a variety of common shoulder dysfunctions. Participants are taught step-by-step assessment, treatment and clinical reasoning pathways to assure successful clinical outcomes.
In Nerve Pain in Practice Liz Howard has translated a vast body of research into an osteopathic evidence-informed approach to assessing and treating the neuro-endocrine-immune system.
The workshop will teach the latest evidence-based assessments, management and exercise rehabilitation for Functional Spinal Instability which often presents as Chronic Mechanical Low Back Pain. Presented by dual titled Advanced Sports and Advanced Exercise Rehab osteopath, Paul Hermann.
In this course you will review the embryology, anatomy, physiology and common presentations of the pelvic region to help unravel the pelvic pain puzzle for your patients.
Held in Melbourne, this one day workshop will introduce the Fascial Manipulation Method, discussing key areas related to fascial anatomy, physiology, biomechanics and pathophysiological changes.