Featured Articles

• Burnout vs. Balance: How Physios Can Build Lasting Energy for Their Careers 08-11-2025

  Spot the early signs of burnout and discover practical strategies to protect your energy, set boundaries, and sustain your passion for physiotherapy. It’s Monday morning. The waiting room is already full, your first patient is running late,

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• Facing Anger, Finding Calm: Lessons from the Frontline of Physio Care 08-11-2025

  When patients’ frustration boils over, physiotherapists need more than clinical skill. They need calm, strategy, and support. While most physiotherapy sessions are collaborative and positive, occasional flare-ups of aggression do happen &mda

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• The Ethics of Speaking Up: Navigating Team Tensions and Moral Courage in Physiotherapy 08-11-2025

  You’ve been there. A colleague skips part of their notes because the next patient’s already waiting. A supervisor urges quicker discharges, even when someone still looks unsteady on their feet.[subscribe] A team chat drifts into sharin

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• Strong Backs, Safe Hands: Ergonomic Habits That Add Years to Your Physio Career 08-11-2025

  Simple ergonomic habits can prevent strain and protect physios’ backs, hands, and posture — helping clinicians stay strong for the long haul. Physiotherapists spend their careers keeping others moving — but their own bodies often

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• Consent and Documentation - Best Practice for Physios in All Settings 08-11-2025

  Every physiotherapist understands the need for consent and notes — yet many regulatory complaints arise from exactly these areas. The problem isn’t bad intent; it’s inconsistency. Time pressure, assumptions, or casual shortcuts c

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• When to Refer - Recognising Grey Zones and Red Flags 08-11-2025

  You’ve treated the same patient for three sessions. The pain pattern doesn’t fit, progress is slow, and something about their story makes you uneasy. They’re not deteriorating — but not improving either. Do you keep going or s

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• The Culture Cure: How Leaders and Teams Create Truly Supportive Workplaces 07-11-2025

  How leadership, fair caseloads, and open communication can transform culture — and create physiotherapy workplaces where staff truly thrive. Physiotherapists work in environments where the demands are high: full appointment books, patients w

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• Understanding Scope of Practice - Staying Compliant While Advocating for Patients 07-11-2025

  Working within your scope isn’t just a regulatory box to tick — it’s the foundation of safe, ethical, and confident physiotherapy practice. Here’s how to stay compliant while still advocating effectively for your patients.

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• Cultural Diversity in Aged Care: Meeting the Needs of CALD and Indigenous Communities 07-11-2025

  On a Tuesday afternoon in Melbourne’s west, the dining hall of one aged care home fills with the scent of garlic, lemon and oregano. Volunteers from the local Greek community are serving spanakopita alongside residents’ usual meals, spark

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• Innovative Housing Models: Co-housing, Intergenerational Living, and Community Villages 07-11-2025

  For most Australians, the phrase “aged care” still brings to mind large residential homes, hospital-like corridors, and shared dining halls. But across the country — and around the world — new housing models are emerging that

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