by Shirley Chubb | Feb 17, 2026 | Active Transport, Art and Planetary Health, Pain
The Posthuman Walking Project is a transdisciplinary collaboration of physiotherapy and visual arts academics and persons with experience of living with persistent pain. The project explores the entanglement of human and non-human entities when walking with pain. As...
by Émilie Fortin | Dec 9, 2025 | Nature-based interventions, Pain
Chronic diseases, which affect the majority of older adults in Canada, often lead to fatigue, reduced mobility, loss of strength and endurance, and chronic pain—ultimately diminishing quality of life. Growing research shows that contact and engagement with nature can...
by Vincent Hoogstad | Jul 24, 2025 | Animals in PT, Environmental Physiotherapy, Pain
As a veterinary and human physical therapist and wildlife rehabilitator, specialised in primates, I am intrigued by the differences and (more interesting) the similarities between species. When it comes to pain, there’s a large variety in behaviours. This variety in...
