What’s Wrong with Osteopathy? (1) Criticism, Social Media and Professional Culture
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What’s Wrong with Osteopathy? (1) Criticism, Social Media and Professional Culture
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Criticism is not new in osteopathy. What is new is the way it unfolds — publicly, instantly, and often emotionally — on social media.
In this opening episode, we explore a simple but uncomfortable question: what does criticism reveal about our profession?
We discuss:
- How online debates shape professional identity
- The tension between internal critique and public exposure
- The role of social media in amplifying division
- Whether controversy signals weakness — or growth
- What professional maturity might look like in a fragmented landscape
Rather than taking sides, this conversation aims to step back and examine the cultural dynamics at play.
Is the problem the criticism itself — or the way we handle it?
A reflective discussion for practitioners who care about the future of the profession.
References
Thomson, O. P. & MacMillan, A. What’s wrong with osteopathy? Int. J. Osteopat. Med. 48, 100659 (2023).
Toloui-Wallace, J., Forbes, R., Thomson, O. P. & Costa, N. Fluid professional boundaries: ethnographic observations of co-located chiropractors, osteopaths and physiotherapists. BMC Heal. Serv. Res. 24, 344 (2024).