In celebration of the upcoming Australian Perrin Technique workshops, we’re revisiting this wonderful Osteo Talk podcast from Osteopathy Australia:
“Practice and Potential: The Perrin Technique’s Role in Clinical Care and Careers.”
In this episode, licensed Perrin Technique Practitioners Dr. Amanda Oosterweghel and Dr. Ray Power share how their practices have evolved to meet the growing demand for care among patients with ME/CFS and long COVID.
They discuss:
How the Perrin Technique has transformed their approach to osteopathic care
The real difference it’s making for patients’ lives
Why this work continues to inspire both practitioners and patients alike
Amanda also shares a particularly moving patient story – one that brought tears to the eyes of Dr. Raymond Perrin himself when he heard it.
A huge thank you to Osteopathy Australia, Amanda, and Ray for highlighting both the practical and human side of the Perrin Technique by sharing their insights and experiences on the podcast.
Listen to the full episode here: Osteo Talk: The Perrin Technique’s role in clinical care and careers