The photo shows a group of older people doing tai chi exercises in a park
INMOTION 01 Apr, 2026

The power of exercise in falls prevention

When older people fall, it can have life-changing consequences for their future health and wellbeing. Physiotherapists are in a prime position to help prevent falls through targeted exercise programs focused on balance and mobility. Physiotherapists Professors Cathie Sherrington, Cathy Said and Kim Delbaere discuss the updated national Falls Guidelines and the need for a national approach to preventing falls.

A physiotherapist helps an elderly woman exercise to improve her balance.
INMOTION 01 Apr, 2026

Physios focus on falls

As the updated 2025 Falls Guidelines sharpen the focus on prevention, screening and targeted interventions, their real-world impact will depend on how effectively they are embedded into everyday clinical practice. 

With falls posing potentially life-changing consequences for older people, physiotherapists are uniquely positioned to lead prevention efforts through evidence-based assessment and tailored exercise programs that address balance and mobility. 

Three generations of physiotherapists: Shan Morrison, Xander Clausen and Jill Morrison at Xander's graduation
INMOTION 01 Apr, 2026

Physiotherapy across three generations from the same family

Physiotherapy careers often run in families but rarely across three generations working in different eras of the profession. For Jill Morrison, her daughter Shan Morrison and grandson Xander Clausen, physiotherapy is not just a career path – it is a shared language that has evolved across six decades of healthcare.

When Xander Clausen APAM sits down to Sunday dinner with his family, the conversation often drifts towards case studies, clinical reasoning and tricky patient presentations.