by Marion Kennedy | Feb 10, 2020 | Clinical Practice, Events
On 26 of November 2019, a group of members of the Environmental Physiotherapy Association (EPA) came together in a live-streamed online roundtable to talk about what environmental physiotherapy is, could and should be. This group had come together as our profession...
by Evan Thomas | Jan 27, 2020 | Clinic Design, Clinical Practice
After launching the EPA a few months ago, it quickly became clear that one of the topics that had huge interest behind them was about what physiotherapy clinicians, clinic owners and teams could do to be more environmentally responsible in their day-to-day clinical...
by Filip Maric | Jan 6, 2020 | Clinical Practice, Physiotherapy Education, Physiotherapy Research, SDGs
The beginning of this New Year also marks the beginning of a new decade that is widely considered crucial for the future of human health and flourishing. With that in mind, it seems pertinent that we begin the year with a topic that we haven’t covered very...
by Filip Maric | Dec 22, 2019 | Clinical Practice, Environmental Philosophies
Fitting the time of reflection that is this time of the year, over the last few weeks I’ve been reflecting a lot on what it is that actually brought me to thinking about environmental physiotherapy. In many ways, these reflections were actually inspired by the...
by Filip Maric | Dec 4, 2019 | Clinical Practice, Communication
A few weeks ago the inaugural Environmental Physiotherapy Association (EPA) executive committee met for the first ever online meeting to get to know each other, get an understanding of the status quo of the association 3 months after it’s official launch and...
by David Nicholls | Nov 28, 2019 | Clinical Practice, Environmental Philosophies
As a physio, I’ve always been drawn to lung disease, or perhaps it would be more accurate to say I’m drawn to people who are suffering with lung diseases. But then that’s not exactly right either, because I’m really fascinated by how the lungs work (did you know that...
