Quality-assured osteopathy in Estonia
Mittetulundusühing Balti Osteopaatide Assotsiatsioon
Unites and licenses osteopaths in Estonia and promotes the practice of osteopathy. Oversees osteopath licensing, quality and professional standards, and helps clients find licensed osteopaths for musculoskeletal and other health concerns.
The Baltic Osteopaths Association (BOA), founded in 2014, is a non-profit professional organisation that unites and licenses osteopaths in Estonia and promotes osteopathy as a conscious healing method treating the body as a whole. The association oversees osteopath licensing, quality assurance and the development of professional standards, and helps clients find trustworthy, licensed osteopaths.
A licensed osteopath has completed at least 4000–4800 hours of professional training. Maintaining the license requires ongoing continuing education – at least 80 academic hours every four years – keeping knowledge and skills up to date.
In Europe, osteopathy standards are coordinated by Osteopathy Europe, which brings the profession together across 22 countries. BOA verifies compliance with these standards in Estonia and issues licenses.
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Licensed osteopath (D.O.) and member of BOA. Practices in Tallinn and Märjamaa (Märjamaa Sports Center, since 2021). Previously graduated from Tallinna Tervishoiu Kõrgkool with a nursing degree. Works with pregnant women, children, and adults — treating headaches, back and neck pain, sports injuries, postpartum recovery, developmental disorders in children, speech delays, posture problems, sleep disorders, and chronic fatigue. Speaks Estonian, English, and Russian.
Osteopathy student at the Baltic Osteopathy Academy (BOA). Operates in Tallinn.
Licensed osteopath (D.O.) and chairman of the Baltic Osteopaths Association (BOA). Co-founder of BOA (together with Ragna Oro-Vister and Nadežda Yusova). Practices in Tallinn. The BOA registry includes osteopaths operating in Estonia whose training meets international standards (4000-4800 hours). Follows European professional standards coordinated by Osteopathy Europe. Licensed osteopaths must undergo regular continuing education (at least 80 academic hours every 4 years). In addition to osteopathy, also associated with the Estonian Manual Medicine and Chiropractic Society (EMMKS).
Licensed osteopath (D.O.), practicing in both Tallinn and Tartu. Member of the BOA board and examination committee. Faculty member at the Osteopathy Academy, specializing in anatomy, functional anatomy, neuroanatomy, structural osteopathy, and circulatory osteopathy. Engages in treatment for both children and adults: headaches, neck, shoulder, and back pain, joint issues, insomnia, anxiety, and problems related to the nervous and digestive systems.
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