The College of Osteopaths of New Brunswick (CONB) regulates the practice of osteopathy in the province to ensure safe, competent, and ethical care for the public. By setting professional standards and maintaining a public registry of licensed practitioners, the CONB helps you access qualified osteopathic care with confidence.
Search our public registry to verify a practitioner’s licence and find a qualified osteopath near you. All members of the CONB meet established education and practice standards required to provide care in New Brunswick.
Osteopathy is a patient-centred, manual therapy that focuses on the relationship between the body’s structure and its function. Osteopathic practitioners assess and treat restrictions in the body using hands-on techniques to support mobility, relieve discomfort, and promote overall health.
Rooted in the principle that the body can self-regulate and self-heal, osteopathy considers the integration of musculoskeletal, neurological, and visceral systems to restore balance and function.
Find answers to common questions about osteopathy, treatments, coverage, and what to expect during a session.
The CONB is responsible for protecting the public. If you have concerns about an osteopath practicing in New Brunswick, you may submit a formal complaint for review.
Membership is required to legally practise osteopathy and use the protected title in New Brunswick.
Be part of a regulated profession that upholds high standards of education, ethics, and patient care.
Only registered members can issue receipts recognized by most insurance providers.
Maintain your competence through continuing education and professional requirements.
Qualified osteopathic practitioners who meet the CONB’s education and training requirements may apply for membership. The College follows internationally recognized standards, including the World Health Organization benchmarks, to ensure safe and effective care for the public.
