What is the difference between a craniosacral therapist and an osteopath using Osteopathy in the Cranial Field?
Though the treatments may feel similar to the patient, osteopaths spend five years, full time at a government accredited university to get their qualification Osteopathy and Clinical Science, whereas a craniosacral therapist can do a course from 4 days to 80 hours. Osteopaths are also registered professionals and primary care practitioners meaning an osteopath can refer patients on for further investigations such as x-rays. Click here for more information about Osteopathy in the Cranial Field. For other descriptions of Osteopathy in the Cranial Field see our Links page. Can I claim my Osteopathic Treatment on Private Health Care? The “extras” cover for most private health funds include osteopathic treatment. Rebates vary depending on the level of cover and can range from $15 to full benefit. Our HICAPS facility allows you to process your health claim at the centre. Do I need a referral to see an Osteopath? A referral is not necessary as an osteopath is a primary health care practitione
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