1 February 2025 | The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy

Also in this issue

In front

Make the most of 2025

Developments within the profession mean we must all strive to stay ahead in 2025, says the CSP’s CEO John Cowman
In detail

Working with trans people in physiotherapy practice

New CSP professional guidance can help you respond to the needs of transgender patients accessing physiotherapy.
Hot topic

Navigating standards, support and supervision in physiotherapy

Supervision is key to professional success in physiotherapy.
Profile

Beyond binaries: Transforming patient care through inclusion and workforce diversity

Shannon Pinnington, a specialist neuro physiotherapist at Northern Care Alliance NHS Trust and a member of the CSP’s LGBTQIA+ network.
In the workplace

Successful outcomes

CSP head of training Helen Russell highlights how a group of stewards have achieved a series of workplace wins.
In question

What does misgendering mean?

Sian Caulfield CSP national officer explains
Viewpoint

Making a difference while learning

Holly Andersen is in the third year of a four-year physiotherapy degree apprenticeship at Salford University.
Viewpoint

Why representation matters

Ellie Lovegrove, is a physiotherapist at Barts Health NHS Trust.
Resources

Resources: useful tools for members

A selection of information and useful resources that you may find helpful
Last word

End of an era

Blind and visually impaired physios have been an essential and integral part of physio life for many years.