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FND - Unlocking Automatic Movement
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HYBRID - FACE TO FACE OPTION
This event is also available as an online option
This presentaton will include:
- the latest EBP understanding of the neuroscience of FND
- the role of specific brain network dysfunction, the predictive brain, and sensory and autonomic dysregulation as the maintaining drivers of FND
- sensory integration and autonomic regulation as essential components of motor recovery
- case study and real life creative treatment examples of how to apply these techniques and use external cues to optimise automatic movement and recovery in general.
Join us in person in Perth. The in-person event will also provide dedicated time to connect with colleagues, meet new people and network with others working across this area in physiotherapy.
Type: Lecture
CPD hours: 2.50
City: bentley
State: Western Australia
Start date: 21 Oct, 2026
End date: 21 Oct, 2026
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FND - Unlocking Automatic Movement
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HYBRID - ONLINE OPTION
10:00pm-11:30pm AEDT– presentations. Please adjust to your time zones.
This event is also available as a face to face event located at Suite 1, 4 Sarich Way Bentley WA.
This presentaton will include:
- the latest EBP understanding of the neuroscience of FND
- the role of specific brain network dysfunction, the predictive brain, and sensory and autonomic dysregulation as the maintaining drivers of FND
- sensory integration and autonomic regulation as essential components of motor recovery
- case study and real life creative treatment examples of how to apply these techniques and use external cues to optimise automatic movement and recovery in general.
Join us in person in Perth or online from anywhere across Australia. The in-person event will also provide dedicated time to connect with colleagues, meet new people and network with others working across this area in physiotherapy.
Type: Lecture
CPD hours: 2.00
City: virtual classroom
State: N/A
Start date: 21 Oct, 2026
End date: 21 Oct, 2026
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Where Physical and Mental Recovery Meet: A Trans-Tasman Physiotherapy Forum
This Trans-Tasman forum will explore physiotherapy within New Zealand's ACC Sensitive Claims Service and Australian schemes such as NSW CTP and workers' compensation. Speakers will share how physiotherapists use mental health-informed skills to support recovery .
A facilitated panel will consider lessons for Australia, professional scope and opportunities to improve access to integrated care. The forum is relevant to physiotherapists across all areas of practice, and no mental health specialisation is required.
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Mental health, trauma, pain and physical recovery are closely connected. Physiotherapists regularly support people whose recovery is affected by distress, fear, disrupted sleep, persistent pain and difficulty returning to everyday life.
This Trans-Tasman forum will explore physiotherapy within New Zealand's ACC Sensitive Claims Service and Australian schemes such as NSW CTP and workers' compensation. Speakers will share how physiotherapists use mental health-informed skills to support recovery .
A facilitated panel will consider lessons for Australia, professional scope and opportunities to improve access to integrated care. The forum is relevant to physiotherapists across all areas of practice, and no mental health specialisation is required.
Type: Lecture
CPD hours: 1.50
City: virtual classroom
State: N/A
Start date: 22 Oct, 2026
End date: 22 Oct, 2026
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Profiling low back athletes: using technology to inform and guide return to play
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This session will provide a framework for physiotherapists in the assessment and management of the physical characteristics that contribute to low back pain for athletes.
This approach will also incorporate the implementation of objective measurement technology into the assessment and management of athletes
Type: Lecture
CPD hours: 1.00
City: virtual classroom
State: N/A
Start date: 22 Oct, 2026
End date: 22 Oct, 2026
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The acute sporting knee
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Presented by Specialist Sports Physiotherapist Jane Rooney, the course will cover contemporary evidence based assessment and management of commonly presenting acute knee conditions. This one and a half day course is fully practical with interactive clinical problem solving. You will also provided with 4 hours of self-paced online learning, that is required to be completed prior to attending the course.
Type: Courses and Workshops
CPD hours: 16.00
City: st leonards
State: New South Wales
Start date: 24 Oct, 2026
End date: 25 Oct, 2026
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