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Launching our new EPIC Environmental physiotherapy in the clinic resources

Launching our new EPIC Environmental physiotherapy in the clinic resources

by Filip Maric | Mar 24, 2022 | Clinical Practice, Environmental Physiotherapy, Environmental Sustainability, SDGs

Environmental physiotherapy has made great strides as the newest field in our profession over the last two and a half years thanks to the incessant efforts, passion and collaboration of an incredibly quickly growing critical mass of environmental physiotherapy...
Launching the environmental physiotherapy education inspiration-base

Launching the environmental physiotherapy education inspiration-base

by Filip Maric | Mar 2, 2022 | EcoHealth, Environmental Physiotherapy, Physiotherapy Education, Planetary Health, SDGs, Students in EPT

As I am writing this, the lands and people of this world are being ravaged by yet another war, adding, what feels like, crisis upon crisis upon crisis. The crisis in Syria is still ongoing. Last year, the IPCC issued its starkest warning about global warming yet....
New Physioplus course on sustainable healthcare and environmental physiotherapy

New Physioplus course on sustainable healthcare and environmental physiotherapy

by Srishti Banerjee | Jan 18, 2022 | Clinical Practice, Environmental Physiotherapy, Environmental Sustainability, SDGs

Climate change and sustainability are at the forefront of current events. According to the United Nations, we are experiencing accelerated global warming due to human activities and it will take a united effort to slow this trend. Hypothetically if global health care...
Physiopunk – Speculative fiction for future physiotherapies

Physiopunk – Speculative fiction for future physiotherapies

by Filip Maric | Dec 13, 2021 | Environmental Physiotherapy, Physiotherapy Education, Physiotherapy Research

Environmental and sustainability education is often conspicuous in its absence from public health and healthcare professional programmes around the world. Yet to respond to the diverse and complex social, ecological and health challenges we are facing everywhere today...
Are humans really at ‘the wheel of the world’*

Are humans really at ‘the wheel of the world’*

by David Nicholls | Aug 31, 2021 | Environmental Philosophies, Environmental Physiotherapy, Planetary Health

During the brilliant August EPT Agenda 2023 participating institutions meeting organised by Filip and bringing five invited speakers together to talk about the integration of planetary health, environmental and sustainability perspectives into occupational therapy,...
The environment as a tool for patient-centred care: a bridge between physiotherapy and Dance Movement Therapy

The environment as a tool for patient-centred care: a bridge between physiotherapy and Dance Movement Therapy

by Srijani Banerjee | Aug 18, 2021 | Clinical Practice, Environmental Physiotherapy

For the past few years, body and movement have been the prime focus of my professional and personal life. As a physiotherapist and Dance Movement Therapy practitioner this is not surprising and what my practice has made me realise is that movement is the essence of...
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