1 August 2024 | The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy

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In front

The government's pitch for change

As the new government settles in, we need to be realistic about change, says CSP director Rob Yeldham
Features

Discounts and rewards for CSP members

With the ongoing cost-of-living crisis, it’s more important than ever to find opportunities to save money.
Profile

Cynthia Srikesavan

The senior researcher in physiotherapy reveals how collaboration and volunteering have been key to her career success.
Profile

Mani Neelamegan

Travelling from India to Wales for the love of physiotherapy…Mani Neelamegan talks to Nina Romain about the rewards of working globally as a physio
In the workplace

Shaping the physiotherapy workplace

Professional issues are trade union issues: a hot topic with the CSP’s regional stewards and safety reps
Features

Meet your new CSP Council

Find out more about our newly elected CSP Council, and what they hope to change and achieve
Viewpoint

Childhood physical activity

Looking towards a fairer future, Jemma Bell asks us to tackle childhood physical activity inequalities
Viewpoint

The CSP Charitable Trust funds vital ME research project

The CSP Charitable Trust offers great opportunities for both pre- and post-doctoral funding.
In question

Avoiding work-related musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs)

‘How can I avoid work-related MSDs?’
In the workplace

Workplace wins

Ugwueze Nwafor is this year’s winner of the Rep of the Year – outstanding contribution to equality in the workplace
Resources

Resources

A selection of tools and information sources that you may find useful
Last word

South Asian Heritage Month: ‘We belong to all places’

Senthil Padmanabhan, regional clinical director of Primary Care Physio, reflects on celebrating South Asian Heritage Month