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Continued education is a lifelong passion for Professor Kay Crossley, seen here with Professor Peter Brukner and Associate Professor Joanne Kemp.

Honoured for shaping physiotherapy’s future

The image is a cartoon of a person's head from the side. Inside the head are rooms with people doing activities like gardening, running, relaxing and more.

Physical activity for people with TBI

A honeycomb design, with icons in the cells representing physiotherapy research areas including back pain, foot pain, lungs, joints and more.

Research, clinical trials and the evidence base

A graphic image abstractly representing the organs of the female pelvis

Persistent pelvic pain and endometriosis

Map of Australia

Building up the rural workforce

A woman attempts to shift a giant needle towards a resolution of pain.

Shifting the needle on pain management

The image is a stylised representation of the lungs created with pink and red tape.

Best practice care for COPD

Exterior of Australian Parliament

A blueprint for transformative change

Autism symbol

Physiotherapy and autism

Artist Nadia Rose is a Gunditjmara woman living and working in south-west Victoria. This artwork reflects the journey of a physiotherapist, guided by a supportive network of peers, mentors and diverse conversations.

Practising cultural safety

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