Osteo Talk
Osteopathy Australia's Osteo Talk podcastsAfter a brief hiatus, Osteo Talk is making a welcome return!
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- Aug 16, 2026
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- Aug 14, 2026
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Beyond the bio Holly Royal (opens the original)
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This bite-sized podcast gives you an insight into Holly Royal's thought process for patient goal setting and long-term care planning, and how they strengthen patient trust, outcomes and quite often, lead to enhanced patient-centred care. Too often, patients leave feeling better in the short term, but without agreed goals or a roadmap for care, outcomes can lack direction and longevity. As patient expectations evolve, symptom relief alone is no longer enough. People want clarity, purpose, and a t
Beyond the bio, Nick Tripodi (opens the original)
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In the lead up to his speaker spots at the Osteopathy Conference 2026, Nick Tripodi, Co-Course Chair and senior lecturer at Victoria University, joins the podcast to discuss the evolving research landscape within osteopathy. Nick reflects on his transition from clinical practice into research and academia, his leadership roles at Victoria University and Osteopathy Australia, and his passion for ensuring the long-term sustainability and credibility of the profession through evidence-based practic
Beyond the bio, Nick Penney (opens the original)
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In this bite-sized podcast, we hear from Nick Penney, a highly respected osteopath, researcher, and educator whose career has spanned the UK to New Zealand. From helping shape the professional recognition of osteopathy in New Zealand to completing a PhD in Musculoskeletal Medicine at the University of Queensland, our guest shares the journey that led him from clinical practice and research into innovation. Nick shares how he leveraged his research and clinical expertise to develop a patient-focu
Beyond the bio, Amy Lawton (opens the original)
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In this episode of Osteo Talk, we sit down with Amy Lawton, Melbourne-based osteopath, lecturer at Victoria University, and PhD candidate at RMIT University, to discuss her research into falls prevention, healthy ageing, and the evolving role of osteopathy in aged care. Amy previews her two presentations at the Osteopathy Australia Conference on the Gold Coast, including her research on professional and consumer perspectives of allied health and osteopathy in falls prevention, and a practical wo
Beyond the bio, Max Hopes (opens the original)
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In this episode of Osteo Talk, we speak with Max Hopes, osteopath, strength and conditioning coach, lecturer, and PhD candidate, who will be presenting at this year's Osteopathy Conference on the Gold Coast. Max shares his clinical and personal insights into lower limb tendinopathy, discussing the latest thinking on diagnosis, management, and the lived experiences of people dealing with these often persistent conditions. Max Hopes is an osteopath originally trained in the UK, with clinical exper
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