To become an osteopath involves specific education, clinical training, and professional registration. Osteopaths diagnose, treat, and prevent musculoskeletal system diseases using non-invasive means such as manual therapy, manipulation, stretching, and massage. The aim is to increase the body's functionality, flexibility and overall wellbeing. Working as an osteopath can be rewarding if you are passionate about all-natural medicine, manual therapy, and improving people’s lives. Here, you’ll find the how-tos, what you need to know to become an osteopath in the UK, and some tips on setting up a successful practice.