Commendations have been awarded to seven CSP members for their leadership, advocacy and peer support in physiotherapy.

You need to be a member to attend this event The growing physiotherapy workforce is a solution for the NHS, and you are the best ambassadors and champions for the profession. After attending this ...

In recognition of UK Disability History Month (14th November - 20th December 2024), we are talking about reasonable adjustments at this month's organising clinic. Join us to find out how the CSP is ...

A report out today by the Women and Equalities Committee (WEC) has warned that women experiencing painful reproductive health ...

The report reveals that step-up care beds are being ‘lost’ due to the delayed discharges of step-down patients, reducing the ...

The pay review body for the NHS in England needs to show its mettle or risk being abandoned, the CSP has said.

CSP members in Scotland have spoken out about the real pressures they are facing in the NHS, and the shocking impact on ...

The refreshed workforce plan will likely include an expansion of the number of physiotherapy roles in the community, ...

Lorna Budd, specialist COPD physiotherapist shares her experience of supporting a third-year apprentice learner who is a ...

The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) is the professional, educational and trade union body for the UK's 65,000 chartered physiotherapists, physiotherapy students and support workers.

The CSP is asking members working for Health and Social Care (HSC) in Northern Ireland whether they wish to move to a formal ...

Calum Higgins, the CSP's public affairs and policy manager for Wales, welcomed the focus on rehab by the government: ‘It’s great to see rehab being recognised as a key pillar of prevention work for ...