South Australian health worker banned for cancer cure claims upheld by tribunal
The South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal upheld an indefinite ban on Adrian Mangini after he claimed to cure cancer and help non-ambulatory patients walk.
Tribunal upholds previous decision
Adrian Fabio Mangini requested a review of his ban from the Community Services Complaints Commissioner. The tribunal rejected his request and confirmed he cannot practise as a health care worker indefinitely. He has since filed an appeal in the South Australian Supreme Court.
Alleged treatment methods described
Mangini previously offered services including hypnotherapy, yoga, and hypnogym to clients in South Australia. A YouTube video showed him stating he made a woman with a disability walk after an 11-minute consultation involving hypnosis and encouragement. The tribunal noted there was no evidence supporting these specific claims.
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