Australian Physiotherapy Association NSW Branch Council President Ian Starkey APAM started his APA membership as a student in the early 2000's but let it lapse after a year. It wasn't until he attended an evening lecture in 2011 that he realised the benefits of becoming a member of his professional association. Hear about Ian's experience with being a member, and learn more about why over 35,000 physiotherapists stay connected, protected and empowered with an APA membership. Let’s continue this

‘Disability doesn’t stop when you turn 18.’ Turning 18 can be an exciting time in a young person's life. They can get their P plates, start uni, vote, and enter the workforce, but for people living with disabilities, this can mark a difficult time transitioning to adult life. For children with disabilities such as cerebral palsy, healthcare is typically received at a children's hospital with all their healthcare providers under one roof. Easy, convenient for families, and more consistent for the

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35 reactions · 17 shares | Today is World Physiotherapy Day! Thank you to all physiotherapists for helping your patients life happier and healthier lives. Watch as APA National President Scott Willis shares a few words about this year’s theme and his immense pride in the profession nationally, and internationally. For more information about World Physiotherapy Day, visit https://world.physio/wptday #WorldPTDay | Australian Physiotherapy Association | Facebook