October

INVICTUS GAMES

Another international sporting event rolls into Australia this month, so of course physiotherapists will be there. We speak with two who’ll be offering their services at the Invictus Games, at which wounded, injured and sick military service personnel compete, as well as one of the competitors who embodies the very meaning of the Latin word invictus—unconquered.

ALSO INSIDE

Karen Schneider and Wendy Braybon are, deservedly, our two newest APA Honoured Members; and five points of interest and discussion about occupational health physiotherapy.

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Marko Stechiwskyj
Managing Editor
inmotion@physiotherapy.asn.au


  • A DEEPER LOOK AT THE INVICTUS GAMES

    Sue Barker, APAM, Keren Faulkner, FACP, and Corporal Sonya Newman, give their perspective on what the Invictus Games means to them.

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  • FIVE FACTS

    The APA Occupational Health group provides five discussion points about occupational health physiotherapy.

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  • APA PEOPLE

    We acknowledge our newest APA Honoured Members: Wendy Braybon and Karen Schneider

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