Nikky Godfrey, Interim Head of Education at the professional membership body the Institute of Osteopathy and Executive Administrator of the Council for Osteopathic Educational Institutions On 4 July 2026, educators from across osteopathic education came together at the London School of Osteopathy (LSO) for a workshop collaboratively organised by the Council of Osteopathic Educational Institutions […]
GOsC Chief Executive and Registrar, Matthew Redford, explains why Council believes it is necessary to consult on increases we need to make to registration fees, the financial challenges facing the GOsC, and the importance of ensuring we remain in a financially sound position to protect the public and use registrants’ money carefully and responsibly.
Following the publication of the latest annual concerns report from the National Council for Osteopathic Research, Fiona Browne, Director of Education, Standards and Development reflects on the nature of concerns received by the GOsC in 2025.
Fiona Browne, Director of Education, Standards and Development, explains how the GOsC is working collaboratively to support the future of osteopathy in the UK.
Daniel Bailey, osteopath and research fellow at the National Council for Osteopathic Research (NCOR), explains the opportunities, events and groups available to students who may be interested in learning about, and getting involved in osteopathy research, either before or after they join the Register.
The GOsC Chief Executive, Matthew Redford, explains the reasons behind our decision to sell our current headquarters building and what this means for how we work with the profession and patients.
Our Chief Executive and Registrar, Matthew Redford, explains the work the GOsC is doing to build trust with the profession and why we want to be more human in our approach to regulation.
Our Senior Research and Policy Officer, Paul Stern, explains why we’ve created guidance for osteopaths on using artificial intelligence (AI) to support their practice.
Our Chief Executive, Matthew Redford, thanks osteopaths, patients, educators and partner organisations for their collaboration and involvement in our work, helping us to meet the PSA’s standards for fifteen years running.
Our Chief Executive, Matthew Redford, explains some of the work the GOsC has been doing to improve the way we communicate and engage with the profession, and some of the changes still to come.