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CSP members will play a crucial role in this month’s Special Olympic World Games for people with learning disabilities.

Physiotherapy students are encouraged to ensure they are accessing the full range of financial support available for their pre-registration education.

Specialist physiotherapists can provide expert advice to new mothers about lifting and handling techniques, so they avoid back injuries and protect themselves from pelvic organ prolapse.

Physiotherapy staff concerned at unfair treatment for women workers in the NHS have called on the TUC to develop strategies to address some of the inequalities and ingrained workplace problems.

A Welsh physiotherapy service’s initiative to reuse walking aids, which saved some £40,000 last year, has been shortlisted for a national award.

This National Apprenticeship week (4 to 8 March), the physiotherapy team at East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust is demonstrating the valuable contribution two apprentices are making to meeting local priorities and the commitments of the NHS long term plan.

People with long-term breathing or heart conditions, should receive advice during routine health appointments, about how to protect themselves from air pollution.

MPs from all parties have urged the government to change the law to enable more allied health professionals (AHPs) to take on NHS leadership roles.

The CSP is encouraging members to complete their patient notes during their normal working hours this Friday as part of the TUC-led work your proper hours day.

Emotional pain can manifest itself as physical pain, physiotherapy pain specialist Georgie Oldfield has told ITV’s Tonight programme.