The CSP has welcomed strong endorsement of the value of rehabilitation in a new publication designed to shape the creation of ...

Professor Sally Singh is a pioneer of pulmonary rehab treating multiple long-term conditions. Tamsin Starr meets a leader ...

A survey has revealed that 94 per cent of paediatric physiotherapists are concerned about their patients accessing the rehab ...

The CSP are committed to being an anti-racist organisation that achieves positive and lasting change for its members – this ...

The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) is the professional, educational and trade union body for the UK's 65,000 chartered physiotherapists, physiotherapy students and support workers.

Building a union that draws its strength not just from the number of members that it has but also from the number of reps and activists Campaigning on the values and issues that members and potential ...

New CSP professional guidance can help you respond to the needs of transgender patients accessing physiotherapy. Get familiar with some of the key reminders in the guidance ...

Holly Andersen is in the third year of a four-year physiotherapy degree apprenticeship at Salford University. In 2024, she was named NHS Apprenticeship Awards’ clinical apprentice of the year. She ...

After a year of listening and learning, we’ve identified the key ingredients to make professional collaboration a success, says professional adviser Tamsin Baird ...

In response to member feedback, a wide selection of new eBooks have been added to the CSP eLibrary. They include titles on health inequalities, writing skills and artificial intelligence. WorldCat ...

Shannon Pinnington, a specialist neuro physiotherapist at Northern Care Alliance NHS Trust and a member of the CSP’s LGBTQIA+ network. Shannon discusses with Nina Paterson the impact of the CSP ...

Ellie Lovegrove, (she/her/they/them) who is a London-based physiotherapist and a member of the CSP’s LGBTQIA+ Network We all know I look fabulous in men’s clothes. Let’s get that over with. But for ...