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This course provides in-depth insight into higher level mobility analysis and retraining post-neurological injury in the adult population. It includes gait and running analysis and retraining. The course combines a lecture day, covering both paediatric and adult components, and a practical day devoted exclusively to neurological issues. You should have some experience in treating the neurological population with gait and mobility limitations.

This course provides in-depth insight into higher level mobility analysis and retraining post neurological injury in the paediatric and adult populations. It includes gait and running analysis and retraining. The course combines a lecture day, covering both paediatric and adult components, and a practical day devoted exclusively to paediatric issues. Participants should have some experience in treating the paediatric/neurological population with gait and mobility limitations.

This workshop aims to upskill physiotherapist in the assessment of children with orthopaedic complaints. This workshop will develop the clinicians understanding of the management of common orthopaedic conditions in childhood. It will also provide the clinician with practical assessment and treatment tools relevant to children with common orthopaedic conditions

Community sport offers opportunities for physical and social skills development and a sense of belonging with peers. Physiotherapists working within the NDIS are uniquely positioned to support people with disability to be physically active.

Over a series of sessions, APA Disability will explore the role of physiotherapists in sport participation, and promote clinician knowledge sharing. An initial session in November 2026 will introduce the topic promote physiotherapists skills in:

- Understanding sport participation opportunities
- Setting sport related goals within the NDIS context
- Assessment for, and transition into sport

This session will finish with a panel discussion to highlight case studies and expertise. Audience engagement and feedback will be sought to guide the content of follow up sessions in early 2027.

The series is relevant to early career and experienced therapists, and Physiohub will be used to support an ongoing community of practice relating to community sport participation for people with disability.

This session would help physio clinic owners better understand the connection between practitioner wages, utilisation targets, incentive structures and overall clinic profitability.

The focus would be on the practical financial modelling behind team growth, including how to calculate whether a practitioner's wages are sustainable, how to set realistic utilisation expectations, and how to account for leave, cancellations, superannuation and other employment costs.

The session will also touch on how owners can model whether the clinic generates enough profit to support their own wage if they reduce their clinical hours — which is often a key consideration as the business grows and the owner moves into more of a leadership or management role.

Please join us for our end of year event - drinks and nibbles provided

**This is a face to face lecture only and will not be recorded or live streamed.**