0 a person whose job involves treating medical problems such as back pain and muscle injuries by pressing and moving muscles and bones. -- osteopati
This research focuses, rather narrowly, on the structure of osteopathy practices and, in particular, discusses the age and experience of osteopaths.
Of the 52 therapists who entered practice straight from their education, 31 were osteopaths.
This group was dominated by osteopaths who generally required longer and full-time periods of training in order to qualify.
There is an increase in the use of homeopathic practitioners, for example, osteopaths and chiropractors, as well as acupuncturists.
It has produced, "a fair and practicable framework for the statutory regulation of osteopaths which has the support of both the medical and osteopathic professions".
I was directed to an osteopath to whom, apparently, all the jockeys went.
There is a substantial overlap between osteopaths, chiropractors and physiotherapists, and the latter do everything that osteopaths can do and considerably more.
That is how osteopaths and chiropractors were able to make progress.
