The rules · Every profession

AHPRA and TGA advertising rules for clinics.What you can say, and what earns a letter.

I'm Amisha Sharma, healthcare writer for Australian clinics. This is the compliance cluster: the advertising rules written up one profession at a time, each with the section it comes from and the line to use instead. Start with the pillar, then take your own profession. If you would rather have your own pages read against these rules, that is the All Clear Audit.

22 articles in this cluster. Every rule quoted, every rewrite written out.

Start with the one everything else refers back to.

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The pillar: what the National Law actually says

AHPRA Advertising Guidelines in 2026: What Your Clinic Can and Cannot Say

Under AHPRA advertising guidelines, your clinic cannot use testimonials, outcome claims, or before-and-after photos. Here is what you can say instead in 2026.

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Then your own profession, and the two rules everyone breaks.

The cluster

One profession, or one rule, at a time

Can You Advertise Botox in Australia? The TGA Rule, Explained AHPRA Advertising Guidelines for Cosmetic Clinics AHPRA Advertising Guidelines for Dental Practices AHPRA Advertising Guidelines for Psychologists AHPRA Patient Testimonials: What You Can Publish Before-and-After Photos Under AHPRA: The Rules I Asked ChatGPT to Write AHPRA-Compliant Content. Every Mistake It Made. llms.txt for Clinics: The File That Gets You Cited by AI

Rules by profession

AHPRA Advertising for Physiotherapists: What Gets Flagged and What Gets Patients NDIS Providers and AHPRA: Where the Advertising Line Falls AHPRA Advertising for Naturopaths: Where Complementary Medicine Gets Flagged AHPRA Advertising for Nurses and Midwives: The Rules Most Practices Overlook AHPRA Advertising for Chiropractors: 7 Claims That Get a Warning Letter AHPRA Advertising for Osteopaths: The Scope Trap AHPRA Advertising for Podiatrists: Claims and Titles That Cross the Line AHPRA Advertising for Pharmacists: Where Retail and Regulation Collide AHPRA Chinese Medicine Advertising: The Two-Regulator Trap AHPRA Occupational Therapy Advertising: 82 Sites Checked AHPRA Advertising Rules for Dietitians and Nutritionists: Which Ones Actually Apply AHPRA Advertising for GPs: The 5 Website Mistakes Every Second Practice Makes AHPRA Advertising Rules for Optometrists: The Myopia Claim That Needs a TGA Permission All 29 articles on the rules →

Rules are one reader. There are two more.

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