Dr Jane Chalmers APAM didn’t always know she’d end up in physiotherapy, let alone in pelvic health. An active childhood and a nudge from a family member set her on the path to a physiotherapy degree. But it was a powerful personal experience with persistent pelvic pain that steered her towards women’s health. That moment proved pivotal, igniting a lasting interest in pelvic pain that continues to shape her clinical and academic career. ‘I saw a women’s health physio for painful periods and it wa

For senior physiotherapist Natalie Davis APAM, no two days are ever the same. One moment she might be lifting an older patient off the bathroom floor with the help of a paramedic and specialised equipment and the next she’s inside a state-wide Clinical Hub triaging emergency falls cases over the phone. In her role with Queensland Ambulance Service’s Falls Co-Response Program, Natalie is transforming how physiotherapists can contribute to emergency healthcare. Ahead of World Physiotherapy Day tom

23 reactions · 22 shares | COVID-19 has completely altered the way we manage our health appointments. Although essential face-to-face appointments are still available during this time, many conditions can be treated just as effectively via telehealth. For more information: https://choose.physio/telehealth | Australian Physiotherapy Association | Facebook

35 reactions · 18 shares | Today is World Physiotherapy Day! Thank you to all physiotherapists for helping your patients life happier and healthier lives. Watch as APA National President Scott Willis shares a few words about this year’s theme and his immense pride in the profession nationally, and internationally. For more information about World Physiotherapy Day, visit https://world.physio/wptday #WorldPTDay | Australian Physiotherapy Association | Facebook

Physios treat more than you think. | Australian Physiotherapy Association

3.8K views · 72 reactions | #RUOK is an important question, but there’s more to say after R U OK? National Chair for the APA Mental Health group Dr Jo Connaughton, APAM, has some tips on checking in on your patients, family and friends, and most importantly, yourself. Learn what to say after R U OK? at www.ruok.org.au #theresmoretosay | Australian Physiotherapy Association | Facebook