Leadership in physiotherapy isn’t just about titles. It’s about seeing where change is needed and making it happen. Rakesh saw barriers to activity in his community. He now leads projects tackling health inequalities among South Asian communities, using physiotherapy to make a real difference. His advice for others: “Find a gap. If nobody’s leading, step in with your innovative ideas and research, and start leading the project.” How have you used your physio skills to drive change?👇 Take a look

‘Diversity is Britain’s greatest strength. From the NHS to our schools, from our creative industries to our care services.’ Claire Sullivan, director of employment relations and union services speaks to the TUC Congress delegation on the CSP’s motion on challenging hate. | Chartered Society of Physiotherapy

Today, on Bi Visibility Day, we're celebrating the bisexual community within the CSP. Emma Powson, Band 5 physiotherapist at Swansea Bay University Health Board and member of the CSP LGBTQIA network, talks about why this day is important. | Chartered Society of Physiotherapy

'Twice, my family came to say goodbye. Now I’m driving again' - David. Physios are giving stroke patients like David their lives back. 📽️Watch David's story and join us in ensuring everyone gets the care they need - become a rehab champion: https://ow.ly/a2Bh50WQYkF Thanks to David and Alahna at NHS Dorset | Chartered Society of Physiotherapy

'What Age UK has revealed today should shake us all. This isn’t just a crisis in plain sight – it’s a quiet tragedy unfolding in hospital corridors across the country. 'Older people left waiting, frightened, stripped of dignity, while exhausted staff do everything they can in impossible conditions.' Sara Hazzard responds to the shocking report by Age UK, which has revealed the extent of long waits for treatment and 'corridor care' faced by older people. Rehabilitation is key to unlocking patient