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  This post features two authors who shed more light on being a physiotherapist assistant (PTA). Aurelie writes about how she decided to pursue being a PTA, and Amy explains what it actually means to be one. Part I – The Backstory: How I Became a PTA Aurelie Dimandja, PTA I remember the summer b...

Feeling like it's hard to stay on top of new information in our practice? Feeling like you're the only one working in your area? Want to be more involved, but don't know where to start? Social media can help.  In the January/February issue of your magazine Physiotherapy Practice, we profiled five...

Feeling like it's hard to stay on top of new information in our practice? Feeling like you're the only one working in your area? Want to be more involved, but don't know where to start? Social media can help.  In the January/February issue of your magazine Physiotherapy Practice, we profiled five...

Webinar Series: Communication and Power in the Workplace 2.0, November 22, 2017, 6:00 - 7:30pm EDT Join us for a 90 minute webinar for Physiotherapy Assistants on Communication and Power in the Workplace with Stephen Fritz-Millett and President of the National Physiotherapist Assistant Assembly, ...

Thanks to our valued sponsors, we are able to share these e-learning tools and materials for free only with CPA members. These webinars were recorded and are presented using Adobe Connect. Assessment and treatment of chemotherapy induced peripheral neuropathy in the paediatric population Assess...

Courses On this page, you will find postings for upcoming Cardiorespiratory Division (CRD) sponsored courses as well as non-CRD sponsored courses. If you are interested in hosting a CRD sponsored course in your facility, please contact our Education Co-ordinators by email. For descriptions of al...

Oncology Division Educational Opportunities If you would like to host any of these courses, please contact the Oncology Division. The majority of these courses are suitable to physiotherapists, physiotherapist assistants, physiotherapy students, and other regulated health care professionals. Cou...

Check out this fascinating series of posts about technology from APTA’s May 2016 PTinMOTIONmag.org (© 2016 American Physical Therapy Association. All rights reserved). COULD ‘BIORESORBABLE’ SENSORS HELP INDIVIDUALS RECOVER FROM BRAIN INJURY, SURGERY? They melt in your brain, not in your hand.   S...

*/ Jaime Angus, BMR (PT) & Lisa Mills-Hutton, B.Comm(Hons), BMR (PT) Physiotherapists at Donna Sarna Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation in Winnipeg, Manitoba   “One day, you’re a high school English teacher, and then you get laryngitis and lose your voice for two weeks. The laryngitis is go...

Physiotherapy is an evidence-based profession that evaluates and evolves practice using the latest scientific data. These strengths will allow us to meet the needs of increasing demand, changing demographics, and an evolving health system. Our ongoing attention to our strengths means that our pro...