Australian Physiotherapy Association
An entry-level integrative acupuncture course designed for registered physiotherapists that combines palpation-based acupuncture with meridian-based Oriental Medicine concepts relevant to musculoskeletal practice. The program includes six days of face-to-face training plus self-directed learning, and covers assessment, needle techniques, safety and application to movement and soft-tissue dysfunction.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
Part of a webinar series for physiotherapists working with workplaces, this session covers tools to assess manual tasks and approaches to implement controls that reduce injury risk. Industry examples will be used to illustrate effective prevention strategies and workplace supports.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A two-hour in-person session combining theory and practical mat Pilates relevant to physiotherapy rehabilitation. The theory covers the role of Clinical Pilates in rehabilitation and exercise prescription, while the practical component demonstrates commonly used mat exercises and their clinical application.
Sports Medicine Australia
An introduction to core sports trainer knowledge and practical skills for allied health students and professionals, covering injury management, sports taping and moving injured athletes. The course combines pre-course online learning with an 8-hour face-to-face workshop and leads to SMA Level 1 Sports Trainer accreditation valid for three years.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A lecture on the role of physiotherapy in care for people diagnosed with cancer before age 50. It covers management of treatment-related effects such as fatigue, deconditioning and lymphoedema, and rehabilitation approaches to address functional, psychosocial and vocational needs of younger patients.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A one-hour live webinar presenting current physiotherapy recommendations for managing dissociative attacks. The presenter, Monique Davies, will describe clinical approaches and share outcomes from applying these strategies with patients.
Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) in partnership with Women's Health Training Associates
A face-to-face practical course for AHPRA-registered physiotherapists to develop hands-on skills and clinical reasoning related to introductory pelvic floor assessment. Participants work through clinical case studies, interpret questionnaires and bladder/bowel diaries, and perform Trans-Abdominal real-time ultrasound and external visual assessment of anal sphincter contraction.
College Knowledge Exchange
A one-hour educational event focused on physiotherapy approaches to assessing and managing cancer-related pain. The session is intended to present clinical perspectives relevant to physiotherapists working with people experiencing pain related to cancer.
Dr Alison Grimaldi
A practical in-person workshop in Brisbane focusing on assessment and management of anterior hip and groin pain conditions. Includes 5 hours of pre-course online learning and one day of face-to-face practical training.
Dr Alison Grimaldi
A one-day practical workshop on assessment and management of anterior hip and groin pain, covering joint, tendon and nerve-related presentations. The session emphasizes hands-on clinical skills and practical application for rehabilitation.
Dr Alison Grimaldi
A practical in-person workshop in Brisbane focusing on assessment and management of lateral hip and buttock pain. Includes 6 hours of pre-course online learning and one day of face-to-face practical training.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A one-hour online lecture that reviews how common neurological conditions can affect pregnancy and the immediate postpartum period and outlines additional management considerations and strategies for pelvic health in this population.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A face-to-face breakfast event hosted by the APA Victoria branch featuring a keynote on prehabilitation for major cancer surgery and a subsequent panel discussion. The presentation reviews evidence for preoperative interventions and practical strategies physiotherapists can apply across hospital, community and primary care settings.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A two-day advanced course for physiotherapists who already have basic vestibular rehabilitation training. It focuses on assessment, diagnosis and evidence-based interventions for complex vestibular conditions including BPPV, vestibular migraine, Meniere's disease, cervicogenic dizziness and mal de debarquement, and introduces additional vestibular function tests.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A two-day practical workshop covering assessment and treatment of the ribs, thoracic and cervical spine using a functional, three-dimensional model. The course covers biomechanics, common joint and muscle dysfunctions, treatment techniques, neural mobility assessment and approaches to retrain movement and stability.
PD Warrior
A two-part course combining online theory and a one-day in-person workshop that focuses on applying neuroplasticity principles to Parkinson’s rehabilitation. Participants complete online modules before attending practical sessions that cover assessment, treatment planning and strategies to support long-term exercise behaviour.
Bower Bird CPD
A one-day practical workshop on examining and treating visceral fascia of the thorax, abdomen and pelvis. Participants practice a range of hands-on techniques, treatment planning and patient education/self-management tools relevant to musculoskeletal and visceral contributors to pain. Presented by osteopath Elizabeth (Liz) Howard.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
An online lecture on assessing and managing patients who present to hospital with chronic pain flare-ups, with emphasis on adapting pain and musculoskeletal assessment and treatment to ward environments. Covers communication with patients, practical flare-up management strategies and the role of the multidisciplinary ward team. Aimed primarily at physiotherapists working in acute or sub-acute inpatient settings and students on clinical placements.
Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA)
A one-day in-person workshop focused on assessment and management of common, non-elite shoulder presentations using a pathokinematic approach. Attendees will learn to identify mechanical dysfunctions and apply manual therapy and exercise prescriptions for conditions such as impingement, bursitis, rotator cuff degeneration, frozen shoulder and scapular control problems. The course is available only to qualified, AHPRA-registered physiotherapists.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A one-day event connecting physiotherapy students and recent graduates with employers from metropolitan and regional Queensland. The program includes an interactive student-led plenary and an exhibition where employers and recruiters discuss graduate opportunities. The event is free for APA student and graduate members.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
Part 3 of a webinar series for physiotherapists that reviews services, tools and resources to support injury management for injured workers. The session aims to clarify the physiotherapist's role and provide practical resources to assist patient recovery and return to work.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A live online lecture covering genitourinary syndrome of menopause, including how to recognise red-flag presentations and appropriate investigations. It also reviews current treatment approaches and offers practical clinical tips for management.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
This interactive virtual classroom course builds on Part A content to develop clinical skills in recognising and managing axial and peripheral spondyloarthritis. Participants learn assessment techniques, referral pathways, and treatment considerations for musculoskeletal practitioners managing patients with back pain and joint problems.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A one-hour live webinar for physiotherapists addressing osteosarcopenia — the co-occurrence of low bone density and muscle loss — covering risk factors, signs, client impact and management approaches. Presented by Hannanja van der Veer and delivered as a live online lecture.
Sports MAP Network
A two-day in-person conference addressing complex foot and ankle injuries in athletes. Held at Toyota Performance Centre in LA/Meyer Institute of Sport, providing practical management strategies.
GLA:D® Australia
A three-module online training program for clinicians to deliver evidence-based hip and knee osteoarthritis management. Includes self-directed learning, practical sessions, and implementation preparation, totaling 15 hours with certification upon completion.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A live webinar examining the role of fascia as a connective and sensory tissue and its implications for assessment and manual therapy. The session considers fascia-related perspectives relevant to both human and animal physiotherapy practice. Login instructions are sent to registrants on the day.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
Two-day face-to-face course led by physiotherapist Peter Malliaras that updates clinicians on current research and clinical approaches to common lower limb tendinopathies. The program covers assessment, kinetic chain and biomechanics considerations, objective diagnosis, and rehabilitation planning for conditions such as Achilles, plantar fascia, tibialis posterior, patellar, proximal hamstring and gluteal tendinopathies. It also reviews the rationale for conservative adjuncts and injections in different presentations.
Watson Headache Institute
A four-day in-person certification course intended to advance clinical competence in headache assessment and management; delivered in Adelaide and intended for registered clinicians who meet eligibility criteria.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A one-day workshop addressing osteoarthritis, degenerate meniscus and long-term effects of ACL reconstruction in older patients. The course combines theory and practical sessions to teach assessment, taping, exercise prescription and pain-management strategies to support rehabilitation and patient self-management.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A two-day workshop focused on assessing differential diagnoses for hip conditions and designing targeted rehabilitation programs. Includes practical sessions on exercise selection, progression, and strategies to optimise muscle recruitment and dynamic hip stability.
Mulligan Concept
A two-day practical course teaching Mulligan Concept applications for sports-related presentations, with listed teacher and organiser details. Intended for clinicians working with athletic populations.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A face-to-face panel event for physiotherapists exploring career options, specialisation areas and professional titling. Attendees will hear practitioners' career stories and learn about the Physio Career Pathway and the Australian College of Physiotherapy as resources for career development.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A one-and-a-half day face-to-face course for clinicians on examination, diagnosis and management of wrist pain and injury. Topics include applied wrist anatomy and biomechanics, interpretation of X‑ray and MRI, hands-on palpation and special tests, and management strategies such as exercises and splinting.
Mulligan Concept
A two-day in-person course applying Mulligan Concept techniques to sports-related musculoskeletal conditions. The page lists an MCTA teacher, participant limit and organiser contact details.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A face-to-face workshop for early-career physiotherapists focused on strengthening clinical communication. Content covers managing internal self-talk, practising reflective listening, collaborative approaches to treatment planning, and the use of specific language to direct clinical conversations.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A workshop led by Annette Tonkin for allied health clinicians that focuses on mentoring skills rather than clinical problem-solving. It covers preparation, mindset and conversational techniques to support mentee development and introduces three practical tools to use in mentoring conversations.
Sports MAP Network
A two-day in-person conference addressing assessment and management of athletic back pain. Held at NEC Hangar in Melbourne, providing evidence-based clinical approaches.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
This live webinar reviews why frailty screening is relevant to physiotherapy practice, especially with an ageing population. It summarises evidence for early detection, outlines the physiotherapist’s role, and introduces practical screening tools and simple actions to consider implementing in the workplace.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A one-day, face-to-face symposium focused on translating pelvic health research into clinical practice. The program will feature presentations and clinical application sessions from clinicians, researchers and educators in pelvic health physiotherapy.
Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA)
A one-hour face-to-face lecture presenting evidence-based approaches to physiotherapy care after prostatectomy. Topics include pelvic floor muscle training, optimisation of continence outcomes, trans-perineal pelvic floor assessment, and progression to return-to-function and exercise.
Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA)
A two-day practical workshop teaching a systematic, evidence-based approach to assessing and managing common shoulder dysfunctions. Participants practice objective assessment, hands-on treatment techniques and functional exercise prescription within a step-by-step clinical reasoning framework.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A one-day practical workshop on hip joint research and its application to assessment and management of hip pain in dancers. The course includes demonstrations of hip assessment and treatment techniques and teaches exercise prescription and progressions relevant to people with hip joint pain.
The Women's Health Collective
A hybrid course combining online pre-course lectures with an in-person practical day to teach evidence-based assessment and exercise prescription across the female life span. Content covers management of stress urinary incontinence, endometriosis, perimenopause/menopause, and related musculoskeletal conditions, using case studies and hands-on assessment.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A two-day workshop covering assessment and management of biomechanical contributors to running injury and performance. It reviews evidence and practical approaches to running retraining, exercise prescription, footwear considerations and other adjunctive interventions for injured runners.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A one-day workshop for physiotherapists focusing on strategies to support movement and social engagement in people with dementia. The program covers relevant pathophysiology and neurological and gerontological considerations and includes practical approaches for assessment and intervention.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A two-day practical course for physiotherapists focusing on designing and delivering age-appropriate, movement-focused resistance training programs for people aged 45 and older. It combines evidence-based theory with a substantial practical component to teach exercise selection, technique, load progression and adaptations for common age-related conditions.
Noigroup
An online course exploring how embodied approaches can enhance understanding of pain and improve pain care by using bodily felt sense to support learning and clinical application.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
An in-person recruitment and networking event connecting physiotherapy students and recent graduates with metropolitan and regional employers across Victoria and Tasmania. The event features an exhibition where employers discuss graduate opportunities and recruitment options.
Dr Alison Grimaldi
A practical workshop covering assessment and optimisation of muscle function and movement around the hip and pelvis. Includes over 4 hours of pre-course online learning followed by practical application of assessment strategies and exercise prescription.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A practical course for physiotherapists that covers assessment and prescription of wheelchairs and seating for clients with neurological and complex postural needs. It includes clinical reasoning, delivery and review processes, and situates seating within broader 24-hour postural management.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A specialist training course for registered physiotherapists on the Cross Bracing Protocol (CBP) for ACL injury management. Participants complete three online theory modules before attending a 1.5-day practical workshop that covers assessment, brace fitting, staged rehabilitation and return-to-sport testing. The program is delivered by clinicians and researchers involved in the development and evaluation of the CBP.
Mulligan Concept
A two-day face-to-face course focused on Mulligan Concept methods for upper quadrant assessment and treatment. The course lists an MCTA teacher, capacity, and a local organiser contact.
Dr Alison Grimaldi
A practical in-person workshop in Brisbane covering assessment and optimisation of foot and ankle muscle function and movement. Includes 9.5 hours of pre-course online learning and one day of face-to-face practical training.
Dr Alison Grimaldi
A hybrid workshop combining online theoretical content with a one-day practical session focused on assessment and exercise prescription for foot and ankle dysfunction. Participants learn multifaceted assessment techniques, exercise design targeting intrinsic and extrinsic musculature, and progression strategies for foot and ankle conditions.
GLA:D Australia
A three-module clinician training program for physiotherapists and accredited exercise physiologists to deliver the GLA:D hip and knee osteoarthritis program. Training includes a self-directed module followed by live online practical and implementation sessions, totalling 15 hours, and requires completion of a certification test after the course. This intake is scheduled to be delivered online.
GLA:D® Australia
A three-module online training program for clinicians to deliver evidence-based hip and knee osteoarthritis management. Includes self-directed learning, practical sessions, and implementation preparation, totaling 15 hours with certification upon completion.
GLA:D Australia (delivered via La Trobe University short courses)
A clinician training series for physiotherapists and accredited exercise physiologists that combines self-directed study with live online practical and implementation sessions to prepare clinicians to deliver the GLA:D hip and knee program. Certification requires passing a post-course test.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
Part C is the final face-to-face component of a blended Level 1 disability physiotherapy program. It focuses on practical skills including manual handling, 24-hour positioning considerations and respiratory health, and applies prior online and virtual learning to clinical cases. The course is intended for registered physiotherapists and requires completion of specified prerequisite modules.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
Part C is the live virtual classroom component of the Neurological Physiotherapy Level 1 program, focusing on movement analysis, clinical reasoning and intervention planning using a case study. It includes interactive discussion with presenters and requires completion of Parts A and B as prerequisites.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A 1.5-day practical course focused on contemporary, evidence-based assessment and management of acute sporting knee conditions. Participants engage in hands-on clinical problem solving and live patient assessment; 4 hours of required self-paced online learning must be completed before attendance.
Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA)
A two-day practical course covering the Neuro-Sensory and Motor Developmental Assessment (NSMDA) for infants and young children. The program combines lectures, demonstration of testing, small-group hands-on assessment practice, and group discussion on scoring, interpretation and planning interventions.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A two-day, in-person workshop focused on the theory and practice of balance assessment and training. It reviews evidence for effective exercise to improve balance and reduce falls, covers age- and disease-related changes in postural control, and includes video analysis and practical sessions to design high-dose, task-specific balance interventions.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A one-day professional development symposium for physiotherapists examining how time influences clinical practice, patient outcomes, workplace culture and clinician wellbeing. The program includes keynote and presentations across interest areas and provides networking opportunities.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A one-day course for registered physiotherapists focused on assessment and management of Parkinson's disease and related movement disorders. It covers recent research, medication and surgical implications, and practical assessment and treatment strategies including self-management approaches.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A 90-minute in-person masterclass led by a specialist sports physiotherapist that observes assessment and treatment of a live patient with a complex knee condition. Participants complete a clinical reasoning form, take part in Q&A, and review differential diagnosis, treatment planning and prognosis.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
Part C is the live virtual session that completes the Level 2 gerontology physiotherapy program. It focuses on reviewing evidence for physiotherapy interventions in complex geriatric cases and applying principles from earlier parts to clinical practice.
Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA)
Part B is the face-to-face practical component of the Level 1 dry needling program for registered physiotherapists. It builds on the online Part A and focuses on safe needling techniques, infection control, clinical reasoning and applied practice for musculoskeletal conditions.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A two-day practical course focused on assessment and hands-on treatment of foot and ankle injuries in athletes and dancers. It covers anatomy review, clinical assessment, manual techniques, taping and exercise prescription with emphasis on sports- and dance-specific considerations.
Mulligan Concept
A two-day in-person course covering Mulligan Concept techniques for lower quadrant musculoskeletal assessment and treatment. The listing names an MCTA teacher and local organiser with a participant limit.
Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA)
Part B is a live webinar that consolidates learning from Part A using facilitated case study analysis and group discussion. It is aimed at qualified physiotherapists wanting to apply biopsychosocial and person‑centred approaches to pain assessment and management.
Sports MAP Network
A two-day in-person conference addressing shoulder instability management and return to sport protocols in athletes. Held at NEC Hangar in Melbourne.
Bower Bird CPD
A one-day practical course teaching assessment and treatment approaches for pregnancy-related pelvic and perineal complaints. Topics include prevention and management of pelvic girdle pain, diastasis recti, prolapse risk reduction, post-cesarean care and breastfeeding ergonomics, with evidence-informed direct and indirect manual techniques and patient self-management strategies.
Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA)
An ASCA Level 1 course adapted for sports physiotherapists that teaches principles and practical skills to design and apply conditioning programs for beginner-to-club level athletes. The offering is a one-day face-to-face workshop with required additional post-course practical supervision (30 hours) with an ASCA coach to obtain accreditation.
Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA)
A Level 3 sports physiotherapy program for experienced physiotherapists. Applicants submit an application form and pay a non-refundable application fee; successful applicants may register for the in-person course held in February 2027.
CPD4Physios
Part A provides foundational theoretical and practical knowledge on immersion physiology, hydrostatics, hydrodynamics, rotational control and exercise in water. It covers evidence-based practice, clinical reasoning, risk management and practical aquatic techniques and exercise progressions for physiotherapy practice. Completion of Part A is required before progressing to Parts B and C.
cpd4physios
A self-paced online course aimed at physiotherapists consisting of six modules with recorded lectures, case study videos, interactive e-learning and knowledge checks. Content focuses on assessing and managing people with disability, recognising red flags requiring referral, NDIS billing, and locating relevant local disability services.
CPD4Physios / APACPDGuide
An introductory online module aimed at physiotherapists new to paediatrics or seeking to work in paediatric disability services. Covers early childhood intervention, paediatric assessment, functional goal-setting and interventions, sensory-motor development, and working with autistic children, with links to further resources.
cpd4physios
An introductory blended-learning module for physiotherapists covering practice models, common impairments in neurological and disability contexts, and assessment approaches. The content includes the ICF framework, culturally responsive and strengths-based goal setting, and aspects of the NDIS funding landscape to inform clinical support planning.
cpd4physios
A self-paced Level 1 theoretical course covering the principles, evidence and safety considerations of dry needling for musculoskeletal pain. It comprises recorded lectures to teach indications, contraindications, differences from acupuncture and research relevant to dry needling. Completion is required before attending the practical Level 1 Part B course.
APACPD Guide / Australian Physiotherapy Association
A foundational course to enhance physiotherapists' skills in assessing and treating common conditions in older adults. Part A comprises eight self-paced modules covering ageing, chronic disease management, pharmacology, pain, delirium, dementia, falls and balance, and use of outcome measures. Completion of all Part A modules is required before progressing to Part B.
CPD4Physios (APACPD Guide)
A foundation-level online course for physiotherapists covering safety standards for acupuncture and dry needling. The program consists of six eLearning modules and an online assessment addressing safe practice principles, infection control, adverse event management, documentation and practical considerations, with additional guidance on traditional Chinese techniques. It is recommended the course and exam be reviewed every five years.
AAJ Health Education
An introductory course covering core principles and practices in cardiopulmonary physiotherapy. Intended to develop foundational skills for assessment and treatment of cardiorespiratory conditions in clinical practice.
AAJ Health Education
A workshop designed to build skills in clinical education and supervision for physiotherapists. Topics likely include teaching strategies, assessment of learners, and practical supervision techniques in clinical settings.
Physiotherapy Coaching Academy Australia
This course teaches integration of cognitive skills, drills and exercises into exercise programming, with focus on cervico-ocular and vestibular ocular reflexes for managing musculoskeletal pain. Covers pain inhibition techniques and vision and balance retraining applicable to clinical, rehabilitation and exercise programming settings.
Physiotherapy Coaching Academy Australia
This course covers anatomy, practical techniques and clinical presentations for treating temporomandibular joint disorders. Includes neural testing assessment methods to identify pain drivers in the cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine.
Physiotherapy Coaching Academy Australia
This bundle provides access to two online courses covering neurofitness and neuroathletics combined with temporomandibular joint treatment approaches. Includes cognitive skills, stability exercises and practical techniques for managing musculoskeletal conditions.
Physiotherapy Coaching Academy Australia
This course combines online neurofitness and neuroathletics training with a two-hour practical session. Participants learn cognitive skills and exercises for exercise programming with hands-on practice of techniques.
Physiotherapy Coaching Academy Australia
This course combines online TMJ training with a two-hour hands-on practical session. Participants learn anatomy, assessment techniques and practical methods for treating temporomandibular joint disorders with supervised practice.
Physiotherapy Coaching Academy Australia
This standalone module teaches practical neural testing techniques to identify primary and secondary contributing factors of client pain. Covers streamlined upper and lower limb neural testing to determine if the temporomandibular joint contributes to spinal pain.
Bower Bird CPD
A clinical pelvic anatomy course conducted at the Melbourne University Cadaver Wet Lab using real specimens to review pelvic anatomy and anatomical variations.
Bower Bird CPD
A practical CPD course on assessment and manual treatment of musculoskeletal fascial dysfunction, presented by osteopath Liz Howard. Covers functional anatomy, a practical anterior fascial chain protocol, selection of direct and indirect myofascial techniques, treatment dosing, prognosis estimation and patient self-management strategies.
Bower Bird CPD
This course teaches strategies for managing nerve pain using manual therapy, patient education, and home exercise programs to prevent the development of persistent pain.
Bower Bird CPD
An evidence-based course presenting a clinically applicable treatment model for shoulder impingement that can be implemented immediately in clinical practice.
Diabetes Qualified
A foundation course covering essential knowledge about diabetes including pathophysiology, types, and management principles for healthcare professionals.
Diabetes Qualified
A course designed for allied health professionals covering practical aspects of diabetes management and the role of allied health in diabetes care.
The Women's Health Collective
A one-day advanced course aimed primarily at Accredited Exercise Physiologists, also welcoming physiotherapists and osteopaths. It combines online pre-course lectures with in-person practical sessions to teach evidence-based exercise prescription and clinical strategies for women's health across the lifespan. Topics include stress urinary incontinence, endometriosis, perimenopause and menopause, with practical case studies and hands-on assessment.
Physiotherapy Coaching Academy Australia
This course combines online neurofitness and neuroathletics training with a two-hour practical session to practice cognitive skills and exercises. Participants learn to integrate these techniques into exercise programming with hands-on guidance.
Monash University Department of Physiotherapy
A seminar presenting recent advances in exercise training and pulmonary rehabilitation for COPD patients. Reviews emerging evidence and the Australian and New Zealand Pulmonary Rehabilitation Guidelines with focus on clinical practice implications.
Monash University Department of Physiotherapy
A seminar addressing prevention and management of respiratory complications following abdominal surgery. Discusses physiotherapy's role in reducing morbidity and mortality outcomes in surgical populations.
Monash University Department of Physiotherapy
A seminar covering evidence-based approaches to early mobilisation of critically ill patients. Addresses patient risk stratification, current recommendations, and appropriate outcome measures for assessing effectiveness.
Monash University Department of Physiotherapy
A seminar addressing management of comorbidities in chronic respiratory conditions through adapted pulmonary rehabilitation and physiotherapy approaches. Covers clinical strategies to optimise outcomes in complex patient populations.
Monash University Department of Physiotherapy
A seminar reviewing evidence on cardiac rehabilitation effectiveness and current best practice approaches. Discusses recent systematic reviews and provides updates on optimal conduct of cardiac rehabilitation in clinical settings.
Monash University Department of Physiotherapy
A seminar addressing strategies to optimise physical activity levels and reduce sedentary behaviour in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
Monash University Department of Physiotherapy
A seminar exploring practical aspects of conducting research in cardiorespiratory healthcare settings. Addresses challenges and opportunities in this research domain.
Monash University Department of Physiotherapy
A seminar addressing the intersection of frailty and respiratory disease, discussing clinical implications and management approaches.
Monash University Department of Physiotherapy
A seminar examining the role of physical activity and rehabilitation in cancer care and survivorship. Addresses current evidence, barriers to implementation, and strategies to improve outcomes in cancer survivors.
Sports MAP Network
A masterclass covering assessment and management of patellofemoral pain in athletes. Delivered by Claire Robertson, this course provides evidence-based approaches to this common knee condition.
Sports MAP Network
A masterclass addressing the assessment and management of Achilles tendinopathy and ruptures in athletes. Presented by Seth O'Neill, covering evidence-based rehabilitation strategies.
Sports MAP Network
A masterclass on hamstring strain management in athletes, focusing on rehabilitation and prevention strategies. Delivered by Bryan Heiderscheit with practical clinical approaches.
Sports MAP Network
A masterclass addressing metatarsophalangeal joint pain and dysfunction in athletes. Presented by Liz Bayley, this course covers assessment and management strategies for this foot condition.
Sports MAP Network
A masterclass on using data and evidence to guide hamstring strain rehabilitation in athletes. Presented by Nick Court, focusing on evidence-based management approaches.
Sports MAP Network
A masterclass on the management of scaphoid fractures in athletes. Presented by Nick Criticos and others, covering assessment and rehabilitation strategies for this wrist injury.
Sports MAP Network
A masterclass focusing on rehabilitation following Achilles tendon rupture in athletes. Presented by Peter Malliaras, covering evidence-based return to sport protocols.
Sports MAP Network
A masterclass on managing rehabilitation when chondral pathology is present in athletes. Presented by Fionn MacPartlin, addressing practical strategies for joint cartilage conditions.
Sports MAP Network
A masterclass on rehabilitation of T-junction hamstring injuries in athletes. Presented by Fearghal Kerin, covering specific management strategies for this injury type.
Sports MAP Network
A masterclass addressing wrist pain management in combat sport athletes. Presented by Ian Gatt, covering assessment and rehabilitation strategies specific to combat athletes.
Sports MAP Network
A masterclass on the management of acute sternoclavicular joint injuries in athletes. Presented by Ian Horsley, covering assessment and rehabilitation approaches.
Sports MAP Network
A masterclass on rehabilitation of rectus femoris injuries in athletes. Presented by Andrew Wallis, covering evidence-based management strategies for this quadriceps muscle.
Sports MAP Network
A masterclass on optimising early rehabilitation following ACL injury in athletes. Presented by Tim Sayer, covering evidence-based early phase management strategies.
RockTape
Recorded Level 1 kinesiology taping course delivered as a video with accompanying materials. The recording is 5 hours 35 minutes long, learners get 12 months access after purchase and Australian customers receive course materials and tape by courier. The course covers theory and regional taping applications including oedema, scars, posture and pregnancy-related taping.
Applied 8
A self-paced online course that introduces leadership concepts tailored for allied-health settings. It provides practical frameworks and resources to support clinicians moving into or improving leadership roles.
Applied 8
An online self-paced course aimed at clinicians who supervise students on placement. It covers practical strategies for placement planning, assessment, and supporting student learning.
Applied 8
A self-paced online course that guides clinicians in planning and delivering effective education sessions. It focuses on session design, teaching techniques and tools to engage learners.
Foot Forward
Online modules providing training in routine foot risk screening for diabetes, identification of risk factors for foot disease, and appropriate management and referral pathways. Designed to support healthcare professionals in foot care assessment.
Foot Forward
Face-to-face training packages delivered by healthcare professionals to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers. Develops skills in diabetes foot care and risk screening for community-based practice.
The University of Melbourne Mobile Learning Unit
Online courses designed to increase knowledge and confidence of clinicians caring for people with diabetes. Provides evidence-based updates on novel medications and emerging diabetes technologies.
Bower Bird CPD
A one-day course covering endometriosis assessment and management from a whole-person perspective. Participants learn clinical reasoning frameworks, manual therapy techniques for pelvic pain, pain science principles, and lifestyle management strategies including nutrition and breathing exercises. The course is designed for manual therapy practitioners and includes pre-learning videos.
Bower Bird CPD
A clinical anatomy course using cadaver specimens at the University of Melbourne to examine pelvic structures and their relationship to common pain presentations. Participants learn functional pelvic anatomy, embryology, and clinical assessment of conditions affecting the pelvis and perineum under guidance from a gynaecological surgeon and pain management osteopath.
Bower Bird CPD
A one-day practical course that reviews shoulder anatomy, pathophysiology of shoulder impingement syndrome and differential diagnoses, and presents a postural (thoracic) model derived from recent research. The program describes evidence-based clinical testing and a treatment framework including manual techniques used in a randomised controlled trial. It is aimed at clinicians who want practical approaches they can apply in clinic.
Bower Bird CPD
A practical workshop on musculoskeletal fascia assessment and treatment aimed at manual therapy practitioners. Covers identification of fascial dysfunction, an anterior fascial chain protocol, direct and indirect techniques, and patient education/self-management; accredited as 6 hours CPD.
Physiomates
A live course covering manual therapy techniques and their application in clinical practice. Participants learn both the technical and theoretical aspects of manual therapy to enhance patient outcomes.
Physiomates
A recorded course teaching physiotherapists how to integrate biological, psychological, and social factors in musculoskeletal assessment and treatment. Aligned with Australian clinical practice standards, it emphasises holistic patient care and improved rehabilitation outcomes.
Physiomates
A live and recorded course preparing physiotherapists for the APC Written Assessment, the first step in the APEP pathway. Covers clinical reasoning, decision-making, and evidence-based practice across multiple physiotherapy domains within the Australian healthcare context.
Physiomates
A live and recorded musculoskeletal course developing critical thinking and clinical decision-making skills grounded in the biopsychosocial model. Uses case-based learning to refine assessment and treatment strategies aligned with Australian practice standards.
Physiomates
A live and recorded course teaching physiotherapists to conduct thorough subjective assessments for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. Covers patient history gathering, body chart use, and diagnostic hypothesis development through real-world case studies.
Physiomates
A live and recorded course using real-world clinical case studies to develop critical thinking and decision-making in musculoskeletal physiotherapy. Focuses on the biopsychosocial approach, red and yellow flag identification, and psychosocial risk factor management.
Physiomates
A live and recorded online course exploring clinical reasoning through case-based learning, with emphasis on pattern recognition, documentation, and management of conditions such as low back pain and lower limb tendon pathologies.
Physiomates
A live and recorded course teaching physiotherapists professional documentation skills for legal compliance and continuity of care. Covers accuracy, conciseness, and adherence to AHPRA and NDIS regulatory requirements with practical templates.
Physiomates
A live and recorded online course providing in-depth exploration of lateral elbow injuries with emphasis on evidence-informed assessment and treatment. Covers differentiation between pathologies such as lateral epicondylitis and radial tunnel syndrome with sport-specific case discussions.
Physiomates
A live and recorded course focusing on clinical pattern recognition in musculoskeletal conditions to improve diagnostic accuracy and treatment planning. Uses case-based learning to develop skills in analysing movement dysfunctions and pain presentations.
Physiomates
A live and recorded session reviewing current clinical guidelines for osteoarthritis management in physiotherapy practice. Covers pathophysiology, exercise therapy, weight management, and joint protection strategies for hip and knee osteoarthritis, including pre- and post-operative rehabilitation.
Physiomates
A live and recorded course providing foundational knowledge on low back pain management, covering acute versus chronic presentations, triage principles, red flag identification, and pain classification. Includes practical case studies and documentation guidance.
Physiomates
A live and recorded course providing comprehensive knowledge on lower limb tendinopathies including Achilles, patellar, hamstring, and gluteal tendons. Covers pathology understanding, load management principles, and evidence-informed rehabilitation strategies for athletic and active populations.
Australian Physiotherapy Association (in partnership with Australian Physiotherapy Council and University of Melbourne)
An online cultural safety program for physiotherapists comprising six modules and a final assessment. The course covers historical and contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, cultural safety principles, common misconceptions, recognising racism, and applying culturally safe practice.
Australian Physiotherapy Association (hosted by University of Melbourne)
A fully online, self‑paced course aimed at physiotherapists to build foundational and competency skills in ultrasound imaging. Content covers machine operation and use of ultrasound for assessment of lung pathology, musculoskeletal morphology and sternal complications after cardiac surgery.
Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA)
A two-day course for registered physiotherapists that covers workplace safety systems, risk management, ergonomics and injury prevention. It includes practical musculoskeletal risk assessments, ergonomic scenario work and sessions on return-to-work pathways and stakeholder communication.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
This course covers the theoretical and practical aspects of managing sports-related injuries, including shoulder, ankle, and knee injuries affecting ligaments, tendons, and muscles. Participants learn acute on-field management, team travel considerations, and practical taping techniques supported by current research.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
This workshop covers evidence-based management of rotator cuff tendinopathy, integrating systematic review findings with clinical reasoning and patient perspectives. Participants will develop skills to apply best practice guidelines to clinical scenarios and gain insight into treatment selection across short, medium, and long-term outcomes.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
This workshop introduces physiotherapists to an evidence-informed framework focused on pelvic alignment and maternal mobility during pregnancy, labour and birth. Participants learn biomechanics of maternal positioning and how to integrate pelvic alignment protocols and movement strategies to support fetal positioning and labour progress. The course emphasizes theoretical understanding and clinical reasoning for application within physiotherapy practice.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A networking event for physiotherapists working in paediatrics in Western Australia. The event includes speed networking, an update on NDIS changes, and discussion of current challenges and strategies in paediatric practice.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A live webinar introducing the Australian College of Physiotherapists' new pathways to the Specialist Research Physiotherapist credential. Features presentations from two ACP Fellows sharing their research journeys and expertise in research translation and clinical practice advancement.
Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA)
A face-to-face practical workshop for physiotherapists to build hands-on skills and clinical reasoning linked to the Level 1 online content. Topics include musculoskeletal assessment across the childbearing year (including sacroiliac tests), early postnatal assessment, group exercise prescription for different life stages, and introductory lactation breast care, with case-based learning.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
An interactive workshop covering research evidence and practical skills for preparing pregnant patients for childbirth. Participants learn physiotherapy-based birth preparation techniques and receive hands-on instruction from an experienced practitioner in women's health.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A live webinar exploring the role of psychologists in assessing and treating Functional Neurological Disorder, featuring contemporary psychological models and interdisciplinary collaboration approaches. The presenter, a clinical psychologist with specialist expertise in FND, discusses practical applications and recovery outcomes, with interactive discussion opportunities for physiotherapists and other healthcare professionals.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A face-to-face lecture featuring three experienced physiotherapists discussing inspiratory muscle training (IMT) and its applications across various clinical settings. The session covers the evidence base for IMT and its practical implementation in areas such as prehabilitation, spinal conditions, stroke, acquired brain injury, and respiratory conditions.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
This lecture examines colorectal pelvic floor disorders and the distinction between functional dysfunction and structural abnormality in surgical decision-making. The session covers common conditions such as obstructed defaecation, rectocele, haemorrhoids, and faecal incontinence, with clinical examples demonstrating how symptoms, examination findings, and imaging inform surgical assessment and patient selection.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A two-day practical course covering three-dimensional anatomy, biomechanics, and assessment of the pelvis and lumbar spine. Participants learn differential diagnostic techniques, treatment planning across short, medium, and long-term timeframes, and manual therapy and taping strategies for sacroiliac joint and lumbar spine dysfunction.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
An introductory workshop for final-year physiotherapy students covering dry needling and acupuncture techniques, their mechanisms, and clinical applications in physiotherapy. The session includes facilitator-led demonstrations on a consenting volunteer and does not involve students performing needling techniques.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
This course provides practical and theoretical knowledge on aquatic physiotherapy, covering the physiology of immersion, hydrodynamics, and water-based exercise techniques. Participants learn evidence-based practice, clinical reasoning, and risk management through a combination of virtual classroom discussions and hands-on pool-based sessions.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A 60-minute webinar designed to help new graduate physiotherapists prepare for entry into private practice. The session covers workplace expectations, career progression, stress management, work-life balance strategies, and clinic ownership insights, with a dedicated question and answer period.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
This course addresses anxiety and skill gaps for physiotherapists new to emergency respiratory on-call work. It covers clinical reasoning for acute cardiorespiratory patients, communication strategies with other health disciplines during emergencies, and management of adverse events.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A lecture on current interventional management approaches for lower back pain and lumbar radiculopathy, presented by an experienced spine surgeon. The session emphasizes collaborative care between surgeons and physiotherapists in managing spinal conditions.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A focused session on radiology for physiotherapists covering imaging considerations, referral decision points, and how imaging can support assessment and management. The session is led by a radiologist with expertise in musculoskeletal and sports imaging including ultrasound and MRI.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A course addressing differential diagnosis, assessment and management of cervical spine and shoulder conditions. It emphasises clinical examination techniques, assessment of neuropathic and radicular presentations, and advanced clinical reasoning to build appropriate management plans for complex upper-quadrant patients.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A blended MHFA course adapted for adult populations, combining self-directed online study with interactive virtual classroom sessions. It aims to improve mental health literacy among physiotherapists, including recognition of common conditions and use of the MHFA action plan.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A two-day course combining lectures and practical sessions that covers gait and running analysis and retraining for adults with neurological injury. Participants learn impairment-focused and video-based observational gait assessment and exercise prescription to improve walking and higher-level mobility.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
This practical course covers principles of mat and reformer Pilates and how to adapt exercises for people with neurological conditions. Sessions include practical exercise practice, case demonstrations and discussion of using Pilates to address tone, motor control, vestibular issues, incontinence and fatigue. The course emphasises functional application and progressing clients from hands-on facilitation to resistance training.
Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA)
A practical course covering diagnosis and treatment of sporting injuries to the elbow, wrist and hand. Includes hands-on components such as throwing analysis, rehabilitation strategies and splinting techniques to support clinical management of upper-limb sports injuries. Attendance is restricted to AHPRA-registered physiotherapists.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
An advanced-level aquatic physiotherapy course designed for registered physiotherapists to extend knowledge of aquatic exercise, immersion physiology and clinical reasoning. The program is structured into three units covering applied physics, applied physiology and clinical reasoning, with readings, webinars, group discussion and assignments.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A face-to-face lecture presented by Ben Corso that outlines steps practice owners can take well before a sale to improve value. Topics include revenue diversity, systems efficiency, staffing and leadership, pricing, diary optimisation and service mix as drivers of saleability.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A live webinar presenting experiences and practical strategies for physiotherapists to provide inclusive care for LGBTQIA+ elite athletes, drawing on the presenter’s experiences. The session includes a live presentation with access to a recording afterwards.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
This course introduces Teepa Snow's dementia support methodology, focusing on improving connection and engagement with people living with dementia. Participants learn practical approaches for adapting communication and physical support strategies across different stages of dementia, including techniques for connecting with individuals experiencing behavioral changes or late-stage dementia.
cpd4physios (APACPDGuide)
A one-hour online talk on using the Behaviour Change Wheel and COM-B model to understand and manage patient behaviour, with practical strategies for working with patients considered unmotivated. The session focuses on clinical application and common barriers to behaviour change.
Dr Alison Grimaldi
An online workshop covering practical assessment and management of joint, tendon and nerve-related anterior hip and groin pain. The offering combines pre-recorded lessons, a sequence of preparatory emails and live Zoom sessions, with temporary access to recordings for revision.
Evidence for Exercise
A set of short modules covering evidence-based exercise approaches for jaw, shoulder, lateral epicondylalgia and plantar fasciitis. Each module focuses on practical exercise prescription derived from literature reviews for clinical use.
Evidence for Exercise
Self-paced ESSA-accredited CPD teaching beginner open- and closed-chain quadriceps exercises for patellofemoral pain. Includes videos, downloadable exercise prescriptions and practitioner notes, and a 10-question multiple-choice exam for 2 CPD points.
Evidence for Exercise
A self-paced module providing PDFs, videos and exercise prescriptions targeting the jaw, neck and upper back. Participants complete three questionnaires to obtain a certificate on completion; the course is approved by the Myotherapy Association Australia for 4 PDPs.
Evidence for Exercise
A self-paced online module providing exercise prescriptions, practitioner notes and videos focused on shoulder and scapula exercises. The course is approved by the Myotherapy Association Australia for 5 Professional Development Points and uses questionnaires and a certificate on completion.
Evidence for Exercise
A self-paced, evidence-informed CPD package providing exercise prescriptions and practitioner notes for hip and lower limb conditions. The course includes multiple questionnaires to confirm learning and is approved by the Myotherapy Association Australia for 12 PDPs.
Evidence for Exercise
A self-paced training on the Otago exercise programme for falls prevention, provided as downloadable exercise prescriptions, practitioner notes and videos. The course is approved for 3 Professional Development Points by the Myotherapy Association Australia and includes an online questionnaire to obtain PDP credit.
Evidence for Exercise
A self-paced, accredited module focused on safe exercise prescription for pregnancy and early postpartum. The course covers aerobic, strength, pelvic floor and abdominal programs, and includes videos, downloadable exercise prescriptions and practitioner notes with multiple-choice assessments to earn 12 PDPs.
Evidence for Exercise
Two downloadable handbooks that summarise evidence-informed beginner-level exercises for upper and lower body conditions, including guidance for jaw, neck, upper back, hip and patellofemoral pain. The materials aim to support clinicians in prescribing, observing and correcting exercise technique and communicating exercise advice to clients.
Evidence for Exercise
Two intermediate-level eBook handbooks that explain how to prescribe and progress evidence-based exercises for the gluteals and Achilles tendinopathy. They cover recognizing appropriate patients, correcting technique errors, and summarising the supporting research to guide clinical communication and safe practice.
Evidence for Exercise
A self-paced CPD module providing exercise prescriptions and practitioner notes addressing aerobic, pelvic girdle and lower back, Swiss ball, strength, abdominal and pelvic floor exercises for pregnancy. Learners complete multiple-choice questionnaires to obtain confirmation of 12 informal self-directed CPD hours. Materials are intended for practitioner use and additional reflection or documentation may be required by professional bodies.
Evidence for Exercise
Self-paced module that provides exercise prescriptions and practitioner notes focused on lateral epicondylalgia. Includes case study materials and a multiple-choice questionnaire to confirm completion and obtain informal continuing professional development hours.
Evidence for Exercise
A self-paced CPD module that provides exercise prescriptions and practitioner notes for jaw rehabilitation, including beginner and intermediate routines. Completion requires studying the materials and answering a multiple-choice questionnaire to receive immediate confirmation of CPD hours.
Evidence for Exercise
A self-paced CPD module for physiotherapists focused on shoulder and scapula exercise progressions from beginner to intermediate. It includes exercise prescriptions, practitioner notes and three multiple-choice questionnaires to document completion and receive a CPD certificate.
Evidence for Exercise
A self-paced module that reviews current evidence for shoulder exercises and provides exercise prescriptions, practitioner notes and instructional videos. Learners complete multiple-choice quizzes to receive immediate confirmation of CPD hours. Content covers beginner to intermediate scapula and shoulder exercises using bands and weights, plus progression and flare-up prevention.
Evidence for Exercise
Self-directed course aimed at practitioners working with pregnant clients, covering safe exercise prescription for pregnancy-related concerns including pelvic girdle pain, diastasis rectus abdominis and pelvic floor training. The course includes exercise prescriptions, practitioner notes and multiple-choice assessments to confirm learning and record CPD hours.
Evidence for Exercise
Self-paced module allocated 5 informal self-directed CPD hours that uses downloadable exercise sheets and practitioner notes. Learners complete two multiple-choice questionnaires in sequence to receive immediate confirmation and a certificate of completion. The package contains progressive exercise prescriptions for hip and gluteal activation across beginner to advanced levels.
Evidence for Exercise
A self-paced CPD module that provides exercise prescriptions and practitioner notes focused on plantar fasciitis. Learners study provided materials, complete a multiple-choice questionnaire and receive immediate confirmation of completion; the activity is allocated informal self-directed CPD hours.
Evidence for Exercise
A self-paced, informal CPD module providing exercise prescriptions and practitioner notes for beginner and intermediate scapula and shoulder exercises. Completion requires short multiple-choice questionnaires and awards self-directed CPD hours on successful completion.
Evidence for Exercise
A self-directed continuing professional development module providing the Otago exercise programme materials for falls prevention. It includes exercise prescriptions, practitioner notes and tools for recording CPD activities, plus a multiple-choice questionnaire with immediate confirmation on completion. The activity is allocated 3 informal CPD hours.
Evidence for Exercise
A self-paced CPD module for physiotherapists that provides exercise prescriptions and practitioner notes for common lower limb conditions and falls prevention. The course includes three multiple-choice questionnaires and awards 10 CPD hours on completion. Materials cover patellofemoral pain, Achilles tendinopathy, plantar fasciitis and the Otago falls prevention programme.
Evidence for Exercise
An online, self‑paced module recognised by the Australian Pilates Method Association (APMA) that provides exercise prescriptions and practitioner notes covering beginner and intermediate hip and gluteal exercises and the Otago falls prevention programme. Learners complete multiple‑choice questionnaires and receive immediate confirmation of CEC completion. Online learning is limited to 3 CECs per year (maximum 9 over three years).
Evidence for Exercise
A self-directed CPD module providing exercise sheets and practitioner notes for beginner open- and closed-chain quadriceps exercises aimed at patellofemoral pain. Learners download materials and complete a multiple-choice questionnaire to receive confirmation of completed informal CPD hours.
Evidence for Exercise
A self-paced online module that provides exercise prescriptions and practitioner notes for jaw, scapula and shoulder rehabilitation. Learners complete four multiple-choice questionnaires and receive immediate confirmation on completion. The course is recognised for 3 APMA CECs.
Evidence for Exercise
Self-paced online module providing exercise prescriptions and practitioner notes for lateral epicondylalgia, patellofemoral pain and plantar fasciitis. Participants complete multiple-choice questionnaires to obtain APMA CECs and receive immediate confirmation on completion.
Evidence for Exercise
An online CPD module focused on exercise-based management of Achilles tendinopathy and plantar fasciitis. The course provides downloadable exercise prescriptions, practitioner notes and a multiple-choice assessment to demonstrate learning and record 5 CPD hours.
Evidence for Exercise
An online, evidence-informed CPD module that provides exercise prescriptions and practitioner notes for managing Achilles tendinopathy and plantar fasciitis. The course includes multiple-choice assessments and three weeks of access to learning resources to support clinical exercise prescription.
Evidence for Exercise
A self-directed CPD module providing downloadable exercise prescriptions and practitioner notes for managing Achilles tendinopathy. Participants study the materials and complete a multiple-choice questionnaire to receive confirmation of 3 informal CPD hours.
Evidence for Exercise
Self-paced module for Australian physiotherapists that provides exercise prescriptions and practitioner notes focused on hip and gluteal rehabilitation. The activity includes two multiple-choice questionnaires and documentation tools to support CPD recording and reflection, and is allocated 5 CPD hours by the Physiotherapy Board of Australia. Participants receive immediate confirmation on completion and short-term access to the learning portal.
Evidence for Exercise
A self-paced CPD module for Australian physiotherapists providing exercise prescriptions and practitioner notes for the jaw, neck, upper back, lower back and abdominals. The course includes multiple-choice questionnaires completed in sequence and issues a certificate on completion; it is designed to meet Physiotherapy Board of Australia/AHPRA CPD requirements and is allocated 10 hours.
Evidence for Exercise
A self-directed course providing evidence-based exercise prescriptions for pregnancy, covering aerobic, strength, pelvic floor, Swiss ball and abdominal programmes. It aims to help practitioners support behaviour change, manage pelvic girdle and lower back pain in pregnancy, and provide focused exercise plans. The course is allocated 12 informal CPD hours and includes practitioner notes and multiple-choice assessments.
Evidence for Exercise
Self-paced online CPD covering the Otago exercise programme to reduce falls risk in older adults. The module includes exercise prescriptions, practitioner notes and videos, a multiple-choice assessment, and awards 3 informal CPD hours on completion.
Evidence for Exercise
Online self-paced CPD focused on prescribing and progressing exercises for the hip and gluteal muscles. The course provides staged exercise prescriptions and practitioner notes covering beginner to advanced options and awards 5 CPD hours.
Evidence for Exercise
A self-paced online CPD module that covers assessment and exercise prescription for lower back and abdominal conditions. The course includes practitioner notes, exercise prescriptions (beginner to intermediate), video resources and multiple-choice assessments and is allocated 5 CPD hours.
Evidence for Exercise
A self-directed continuing professional development module covering evidence-based shoulder exercise prescriptions, practitioner notes and instructional videos. The course includes multiple-choice assessments and materials for progressing and adapting shoulder and scapula exercises across beginner and intermediate levels.
Evidence for Exercise
Self-paced online module presenting exercise prescriptions and practitioner notes targeting jaw, neck and upper back conditions. The course includes beginner and intermediate progressions, practitioner notes, videos and three multiple-choice assessments, and awards 5 CPD hours with a certificate on completion.
Evidence for Exercise
A self-paced CPD module providing exercise prescriptions and practitioner notes for jaw, neck and upper back conditions. The course includes beginner and intermediate programs and multiple-choice assessments to confirm completion and award CPD points.
Evidence for Exercise
A 61-page handbook that outlines intermediate-level exercise prescriptions for the gluteal muscles. It summarises the underlying evidence, explains how to observe and correct technique, and provides guidance on communicating exercise advice to clients.
Evidence for Exercise
A 58-page eBook that summarises the evidence and provides practical guidance for prescribing return-to-sport exercises for Achilles tendinopathy. It covers exercise selection, technique observation and correction, and clinician communication strategies to support patient education and safe rehabilitation.
Evidence for Exercise
A self-paced CPD module providing exercise prescriptions and practitioner notes for pregnancy. The course covers aerobic, strength, pelvic floor and abdominal work and includes multiple-choice assessments with immediate CPD confirmation. Content is organised into topic-specific units intended to help tailor safe programs for pregnant clients.
Evidence for Exercise
Self-paced online CPD covering the Otago exercise programme for falls prevention, including downloadable exercise prescriptions and practitioner notes. The course supports clinicians to prescribe and tailor exercises for older adults, includes three multiple-choice assessments, and provides three weeks' access to the learning portal. It is accredited for AACMA CPD and lists 5 continuing professional development points.
Evidence for Exercise
A self-paced online CPD module covering evidence-based beginner quadriceps exercises for managing patellofemoral pain. The course includes exercise prescriptions, practitioner notes and multiple-choice assessments to support clinical exercise prescription. It is accredited for AACMA CPD points.
Evidence for Exercise
An online, self-paced CPD module offering evidence-based exercise prescriptions focused on the hip and gluteal muscles. The course covers assessment, exercise selection and execution, includes practitioner notes and three multiple-choice exams, and is accredited for 5 CPD points by AACMA. Learners receive three weeks' access to the learning portal.
Evidence for Exercise
An online, evidence-based CPD module teaching assessment and exercise prescription for lower back and abdominal conditions. The course includes practitioner notes and exercise prescriptions for different skill levels and formats (Pilates, yoga, equipment/no-equipment) and is intended to support clinical practice.
Evidence for Exercise
An on-demand CPD module presenting evidence-based shoulder and scapula exercise prescriptions at beginner and intermediate levels. The course includes practitioner notes, exercise prescriptions (with and without equipment) and three multiple-choice assessments that together award 5 CPD points. Access to the learning portal is time-limited and completion yields a certificate.
Evidence for Exercise
A 57-page handbook aimed at clinicians who prescribe exercise, covering beginner-level lower-limb exercises with guidance on selection, progression and correcting technique. It focuses on hip and patellofemoral pain and includes summaries of the supporting evidence and communication points for patient education.
Diabetes Qualified
An online self-paced course aimed at nurses to refresh and extend knowledge of diabetes care across prevention, monitoring, acute and chronic complications, and communication strategies. The course contains 16 modules, includes assessments, and is based on current best-practice guidelines.
Diabetes Qualified
A two-part training for exercise professionals to plan and deliver group-based physical activity and lifestyle programs for people with or at risk of diabetes. Part 1 is a 12-hour self-paced online learning module set; Part 2 is a one-day facilitator training to apply program delivery, screening and exercise programming skills.
Sports Medicine Australia
An introductory course covering basic sports medicine principles, management of common sporting injuries, sports taping and safe transport of injured athletes. It is aimed at allied health students and professionals seeking foundational skills as a sports trainer.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A live hybrid event for physiotherapy students featuring a panel of experienced supervisors and a student speaker. Participants can listen to presentations and join a Q&A to learn practical tips for navigating clinical placements.
WHTA
An advanced-level course in a structured pathway for clinicians aiming for higher-level practice in women's health physiotherapy. It represents the final stage of the WHTA education progression.
Advanced Clinical Education (ACE)
A three-day practical dry needling course run by ACE. The page describes a 'Try ACE' policy that may allow practitioners who were dissatisfied with previous dry needling training to attend this course at a reduced fee if eligible.
Advanced Clinical Education (ACE)
A one-day practical workshop focused on advanced dry needling techniques and their neurophysiological basis. The course covers deep spinal needling, treatment of scar and ligamentous tissue, assessment with handheld instruments, integration with exercise-based rehabilitation, and applications for neurological conditions.
Advanced Clinical Education (ACE)
A one-day specialist dry needling course focused on assessment and management of hip and pelvic pain. It includes a pre-course program covering pathophysiology and 3D anatomy, plus practical instruction in dry needling techniques integrated with exercise for rehabilitation. The course is intended for practitioners who have prior dry needling training.
Advanced Clinical Education (ACE)
A one-day advanced practical course focusing on dry needling approaches for neck and upper limb pain and mechanical pathology. The program integrates neurophysiological rationale and exercise-based rehabilitation to support management of musculoskeletal and neurological pain presentations. It is intended for practitioners who have already completed prior dry needling training.
Advanced Clinical Education (ACE)
A region-specific dry needling course focusing on the lower leg and foot, combining online pre-learning with a practical workshop. It covers musculoskeletal and neurovascular anatomy, mechanisms of myofascial pain, safety, and hands-on trigger point needling techniques for structures distal to the knee.
Advanced Clinical Education (ACE)
A focused dry needling course covering craniofacial anatomy, myofascial pain mechanisms and safe application of solid filament needles for orofacial trigger points. The program combines mandatory online pre-course learning with a one-day practical workshop to develop hands-on needling skills for TMJ, jaw, face and neck pain presentations.
Advanced Clinical Education (ACE)
A refresher program for clinicians who have previously completed formal dry needling training. The course updates relevant theory and literature, reviews hygiene and safety procedures, and provides supervised practical work on a range of muscles to rebuild confidence and technique. It is not suitable for practitioners without prior formal dry needling education.
Advanced Clinical Education (ACE)
A one-day practical workshop plus an online pre-course program aimed at allied health clinicians to improve recognition and conservative management of women's pelvic floor conditions. Content covers screening, physical assessment, manual therapy, and exercise-based interventions, with guidance on scope of practice and referral.
Advanced Clinical Education (ACE)
A program combining self-directed pre-course learning on neuroanatomy and pain science with a two-day practical workshop. It teaches neurological assessment methods (sensory, motor, reflex, neurodynamic testing) and hands-on treatment skills for clinicians working with neurological and pain presentations.
Advanced Clinical Education (ACE)
A one-day practical workshop covering principles, mechanisms and clinical application of electrotherapeutic modalities for musculoskeletal and neuromuscular conditions. Participants learn both transcutaneous and intramuscular techniques, outcome measurement methods and case-based integration to inform treatment decisions.
Advanced Clinical Education (ACE)
A two-day practical workshop covering assessment and treatment of joint-related pain and movement limitations using passive and active joint mobilisation across the whole body. The course integrates pain neuroscience, 3D joint biomechanics, objective physical testing (including dynamometry and algometry), case discussions and home self-mobilisation strategies. It is aimed at manual therapy clinicians seeking to expand clinical reasoning and hands-on technique application.
Advanced Clinical Education (ACE)
A one-day practical workshop teaching the Functional Cupping method that integrates current pain and fascia science with clinical reasoning. Participants learn static and dynamic myofascial cupping techniques, objective pre/post assessment methods, and how to apply treatments across common regional presentations.
Advanced Clinical Education
Hands-on anatomy wet lab sessions giving participants direct exposure to cadaveric specimens and real human dissections to strengthen understanding of structural and functional anatomy. Sessions are tutor-led with a focus on clinical application and improving practical knowledge of tissue layers, anatomical orientation and location.
Advanced Clinical Education (ACE)
A series of live online webinars by ACE educators, sometimes featuring external expert guests. Sessions typically last 1–2 hours and recordings are made available to registered participants via ACE's online learning platform.
Advanced Clinical Education (ACE)
A week-long in-person retreat focused on hands-on manual therapy education and clinical discussion for practitioners in musculoskeletal care. Each retreat combines practical workshops with social and cultural activities; offerings and inclusions vary by destination.
Concussion Education Australia
A modular concussion training program combining eight online modules with an optional hands-on practical day covering SCAT6, VOMS and BESS protocols. Offers AHPRA-aligned content and practical assessment skills, with up to 14 CPD hours when the in-person workshop is included.
Unite Health
An online, self-paced course teaching how to apply strength and conditioning principles within clinical and rehabilitation settings. It covers program design, functional strength, mobility and teaching methods, and includes practical workshop content adapted for allied health practice.
Sports MAP Network
A filmed conference providing virtual access to lectures and practical workshops on knee injury management from acute care through to capacity and return to sport. Content is delivered as recorded sessions for remote viewing.
Sports MAP Network
A filmed conference offering virtual access to expert presentations and practical workshops on complex foot and ankle conditions. The recordings cover assessment, differential diagnosis and advanced management strategies.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
An in-person networking evening for Queensland National Groups in Occupational Health, Musculoskeletal and Business to meet, share insights and learn from fellow members. The event is open to APA members and is free to register for listed member categories.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A face-to-face panel discussion aimed at physiotherapists considering roles in digital health, health technology, data and informatics. Presenters from clinical, informatics and AI-startup backgrounds will share career experiences and answer audience questions about engaging with digital health.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A live online panel discussion for physiotherapists about career opportunities in digital health, health technology, data and informatics. Presenters share career pathways, practical advice and answer audience questions about integrating digital health into practice.
Australian Physiotherapy Association (Victorian Branch)
An evening of presentations and networking organised by the Victorian Branch Council focused on experiences and strategies to support gender equity and sustainable careers for women in physiotherapy. Speakers will discuss return-to-practice frameworks, career sustainability, and inclusive workplace practices.
Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA)
An in-person panel event hosted by the APA Queensland Branch where two experts present case scenarios about hypermobility and lead group discussion and Q&A. The session is intended to facilitate peer discussion and applied learning in real time.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
Part B is a live virtual classroom session that follows a self-paced online Part A. It covers introductory clinical skills and reasoning for managing common developmental, neurological, musculoskeletal and cardiorespiratory conditions in children. Completion of Part A is required before attending Part B.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A face-to-face evening lecture that reviews the detailed anatomy of the hip and links structure to clinical function, covering muscles, deep rotators, labrum, cartilage, capsuloligamentous structures and bone. Intended for students and clinicians seeking a deeper clinically relevant anatomical understanding; the session will not be recorded or live streamed.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A practical clinical course focused on applying land-based neuroplasticity theory and aquatic evidence to paediatric neurological patients. Participants practice hands-on techniques, handling and use of aquatic equipment (including splints) to address tone, muscle length, strength, function and pain in conditions such as cerebral palsy, seizure disorders and acquired brain injury.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A lecture bringing together clinician-researchers from multiple Australian states to review assessment and management pathways for patients presenting to emergency departments with low back and low back-related leg pain. Presenters will deliver short talks followed by a panel discussion; the event is delivered online and a recording is provided to registrants.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A foundational course on pain and pain management for physiotherapists, emphasising a biopsychosocial framework and person-centred assessment. It covers common pain conditions, relevant terminology, and clinical reasoning to help integrate pain management approaches into practice.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A two-day Bobath Concept course introducing concepts of normal movement for assessment and treatment of adults with neurological or neuromuscular impairments. The program combines theoretical teaching with practical sessions and a patient demonstration to develop analysis, assessment and treatment skills.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A course aimed at physiotherapists focusing on assessing and managing adolescent dancers as they prepare for pointe work and preprofessional training. Topics include relevant adolescent development, dance alignment and technique, biomechanics and common injuries of the foot/ankle, hip, pelvis and spine, and dance-specific measurement and prepointe assessment procedures.
CanRehab
Part B of a Cancer and Exercise Rehabilitation course aimed at physiotherapists, presenting current evidence and practical skills for exercise after cancer diagnosis. The session includes two small-group workshops using case studies to practise risk assessment and exercise prescription for people with cancer.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
An intermediate-level course for practising physiotherapists that focuses on managing more complex neurological presentations. It combines presentations, practical sessions and case-based group discussion to apply contemporary motor learning theory, review neuropathology and recent medical and physiotherapy advances, and develop programs for activity prescription and self-management.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A live webinar reviewing the evidence and practical application of pain science and pain science education in physiotherapy. Presenters discuss tensions in clinical application, the role of tissue- and biomechanical-focused care, and practical strategies such as communication, behaviour change and exercise-based rehabilitation.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
An in-person networking event run by the APA that connects physiotherapy students and recent graduates with potential employers and recruiters. The WA program includes an interactive student-led plenary and an employer exhibition for networking and career discussions. The event is free for APA members.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A networking and recruitment event for physiotherapy students and recent graduates in New South Wales. The program includes an interactive student-led plenary and an exhibition where employers and recruiters meet potential graduates.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
Part C is the live virtual session that completes the Gerontology Physiotherapy Level 1 pathway. The Level 1 program covers assessment and treatment considerations for older adults including ageing, chronic disease management, pharmacology and pain, cognitive issues, falls and balance, strategies to support physical function and use of outcome measures.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A face-to-face practical workshop for physiotherapists to develop hands-on assessment and clinical reasoning for pelvic floor, urinary, anorectal and sexual dysfunction. Activities use case-study formats and include supervised practice of internal vaginal and digital rectal examination and Transcutaneous Tibial Nerve Stimulation (TTNS). Attendance requires completion of Level 1 or an approved exemption and is limited to AHPRA-registered physiotherapists.
Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA)
Advanced blended-course for registered physiotherapists combining online self-paced pre-learning with intensive in-person lectures and practical skills. Covers assessment and treatment planning for complex clients across a range of conditions and includes pool management and evidence-based practice.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A two-day practical course focused on assessment and management of spasticity after upper motor neuron lesions. It covers pathophysiology, impairment assessment, goal setting, conservative and medical treatment options, and includes hands-on practice with patients.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
Blended learning course combining online modules and face-to-face practical sessions to consolidate knowledge in neurological physiotherapy. Online content covers neuroplasticity, motor learning, clinical reasoning and outcome measures; face-to-face sessions focus on analysis and training of bed mobility, sitting, sit-to-stand, standing, walking and arm function through video case studies and practical practice.
Open Pain Education Network (OPEN)
A multi-award online training program that presents core knowledge and skills for clinicians managing chronic pain, covering assessment, self-management approaches, and safe integration of medications. The program is broken into four awards that can be completed to obtain a certificate of completion.
cpd4physios (Australian Physiotherapy Association)
A one-hour webinar aimed at helping allied health clinicians understand how to access and use My Health Record via conformant software and the National Provider Portal. The session reviews practical benefits for everyday practice and is delivered by representatives from allied health organisations and the Australian Digital Health Agency.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
Advanced component of Gerontology Physiotherapy Level 2 that builds on Level 1 knowledge and focuses on management of complex older adults. Topics include dementia care, frailty, persistent pain, mental health, palliative care and exercise prescription for older people. It is a required element of the experiential titling pathway in gerontology physiotherapy.
Australian Specialist Physiotherapy Education (with Australian College of Physiotherapists)
An annual face-to-face symposium aimed at experienced and titled physiotherapists where specialist physiotherapists with academic roles present and discuss clinical challenges. The program includes multidisciplinary panels, varied presentation formats and time for participant discussion and networking.
Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA)
A face-to-face session presenting three complex pain case studies from multiple clinical perspectives, including CRPS, hypermobility with pelvic pain, and compensable pain rehabilitation. Presenters will discuss assessment and treatment trajectories and there is dedicated time for questions and networking.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A course aimed at improving physiotherapists' knowledge and skills in assessing and treating conditions common in older adults. Topics include ageing-related changes, chronic disease management, pharmacology, pain, delirium, dementia, falls and balance, strategies to optimise physical function, and use of outcome measures.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A practical workshop focusing on safe use of hoists, slings and transfer aids across different patient groups. The session covers equipment selection, strategies to reduce manual handling through assistive technology, and approaches to maintain user dignity and safety.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
Part B is a live virtual classroom component of the Disability Physiotherapy Level 1 program that focuses on interactive learning with expert presenters. It is one part of a blended course sequence intended to prepare qualified physiotherapists to work with people with disabilities, covering models of practice, common impairments and relevant assessment approaches.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
This course covers the scope and purpose of pre-employment assessments, the relevant legislative requirements, and the supporting evidence base. It also teaches how to design, conduct and report on assessments while addressing ethical and moral considerations and stakeholder roles.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
Advanced-level course for physiotherapists focused on managing critically ill patients in intensive care. Topics include ICU assessment and monitoring, mechanical ventilation and airway/tracheostomy management, manual and ventilator hyperinflation, non-invasive ventilation, common ICU conditions and early mobilisation/rehabilitation strategies.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A two-day course covering observational gait and running analysis and retraining for paediatric and adult neurological populations. It combines lectures and a practical day focused on paediatric issues and teaches impairment-focused assessment and exercise prescription to improve walking and higher-level mobility.
Vagenius Training
A self-paced online course that covers assessment and multidisciplinary management of chronic pelvic pain and endometriosis. It provides clinical case studies, practical tools and resources to support care coordination and patient self-management.
Vagenius Training
An online, self-paced course focused on early identification and evidence-based management of pelvic organ prolapse. The course includes practical clinical tools, patient self-management strategies and consideration of the emotional impact of prolapse.
Vagenius Training
A structured, evidence-informed online course covering assessment and management of perimenopause and menopause. Content is led by a GP specialist with multidisciplinary contributions and includes practical approaches for use in primary care.
Vagenius Training
A self-paced online CPD course addressing postpartum recovery, return to exercise, breastfeeding and pelvic health in early motherhood. It provides clinicians with evidence-based guidance and practical tools to apply in clinical follow-up and rehabilitation.
Vagenius Training
An online, self-paced course on assessment and management of menstrual problems and pelvic pain in adolescents. It aims to equip clinicians with approaches for diagnosis, early intervention and prevention of long-term pelvic pain.
Vagenius Training
A self-paced online course focused on differential diagnosis and management of vulval pain conditions. It covers red flags, common causes and treatment pathways to support timely assessment and ongoing care.
The Women's Health Collective
A hybrid course combining online pre-course lectures with an in-person practical day to develop clinical skills in women's health exercise physiology. Topics include stress urinary incontinence, endometriosis, and perimenopause/menopause with practical case-based learning and assessment techniques.
The Women's Health Collective
An on-demand webinar delivered by Joelene Murdoch that focuses on clinical assessment of the pelvic floor in pregnant clients. It is provided online for clinicians seeking practical skills and CPD credit.
NOI Group
A free self-paced event-style course featuring the authors David Butler and Lorimer Moseley reflecting on the development, influence, and future directions of pain science education. It provides historical and forward-looking perspectives.
Watson Headache Institute
An online foundation course teaching assessment and management of cervicogenic and primary headache with a focus on the upper cervical spine. The course contains eight modules delivered online with three months' access and includes group Q&A sessions and a certificate of attendance.
Watson Headache Institute
An online offering of the Level 1 Foundation course providing course background, aims, access information and registration details; intended for eligible registered clinicians seeking the foundation-level curriculum remotely.
PD Warrior
An online theory course for health professionals on applying intensive, neuro-active exercise principles for people with Parkinson’s. It covers pathophysiology, evidence for exercise, tailoring programs for Parkinson’s subtypes, and seven core neuroplasticity principles to inform assessment and clinical reasoning.
PD Warrior
A self-directed online module series for health professionals working with moderate to later-stage Parkinson’s. It reviews evidence and practical approaches for motor control, freezing of gait, cognitive impairments and mindset to support tailored exercise prescription. Completion of Level 1 and Level 2 is required before enrolling.
PD Warrior
A licensing program for qualified clinicians to deliver the PD Warrior exercise programme under the PD Warrior brand. Applicants must be physiotherapists or exercise physiologists who have completed Level 2 and additional Level 3/Level 4 training components, and will receive training, operational resources and ongoing support to run the program.
Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA)
A face-to-face presentation covering respiratory assessment, intervention and management for people with neurological conditions living in the community. The session reviews common respiratory complications, physiotherapy strategies including airway clearance techniques, and multidisciplinary approaches to support respiratory health and reduce hospitalisation risk.
Australian Physiotherapy Association (Victorian Branch)
A live webinar hosted by the APA Victorian Branch featuring presentations on gender equity, career sustainability, and return-to-practice issues for physiotherapists. Speakers will share experiences and practical approaches to support inclusive workplaces and professional development.
Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA)
Part A is a prerequisite, self-paced online component that introduces clinical knowledge and skills for physiotherapists new to paediatrics. It covers assessment and management foundations to prepare learners for the live Part B session.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
A student-focused recruitment and networking event run by the APA connecting final-year physiotherapy students and recent graduates with metropolitan and regional employers in South Australia. The program includes an interactive student-led plenary followed by an employer networking session.
Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA)
Part A is a fully online, self-paced module set covering core cardiorespiratory physiotherapy knowledge including assessment, interpretation of investigations, airway clearance and exercise across care settings. It is intended for qualified physiotherapists, including recent graduates or those new to the specialty, and is a prerequisite before attending the live Part B component.
Dr Alison Grimaldi
A practical workshop aimed at physiotherapists and other health/exercise professionals focused on assessment and targeted therapeutic exercise for the hip and pelvis. The course combines about 4 hours of online theory (self-paced) with an 8-hour live practical session and includes three months' access to video content and printable notes.
Concussion Education Australia
A short online course on applying AI in allied health clinical practice, covering AHPRA AI guidance, NDIS-safe reporting, comparisons of common AI tools, and privacy/indemnity considerations. Includes a certificate on completion and 2 CPD hours.
Diabetes Qualified (Diabetes Australia)
A foundation-level online course for health professionals covering diabetes pathophysiology, diagnosis, management and complication prevention. The course comprises four modules with assessments and provides a certificate for 12 CPD hours upon completion.
Diabetes Qualified
An online, self-paced course designed for exercise professionals and other allied health clinicians to improve knowledge and confidence in prescribing safe, effective exercise for people living with diabetes. The program covers diabetes types, blood glucose management, complications, exercise guidelines, risk screening and communication skills across 13 modules with assessments.
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