Free webinar - 5 common mistakes therapists make with shoulder pain, and what to do about them with Jo Gibson

The podcasts have been great for me to continue my CPD on the run - literally…. They have been a brilliant way to distract and keep me going whilst I pound the pavement/dirt track etc. I end my run feeling inspired and usually with some specific practical tips, and I have already worked out who I am going to put them into practice on.

Karine Meadley, Physiotherapist - Eden Valley, Australia

I just wanted to extend a huge thank you for all the resources you have provided over the past few years. As a student physiotherapist almost at the end of my schooling (whoo!), I feel that by listening to the podcasts and recently participating in webinars, I have given myself an edge on my contemporaries, and thus positioned myself for continued success as I transition into the world of clinical practice. Thank you again, and keep up the great work!

Easton O, Student Physical Therapist - NY, USA

I really enjoyed the online shoulder conference. I have been working with elite athletes for a number of years with a special interest in shoulder injuries. It was great to hear the thoughts of some of the world's leaders in this area. I got a lot out of it and would be interested in more events like this.

Hamish Macauley - Australia

Thanks for all you do. I have really appreciated being a member of Clinical Edge over the last three years. I have been able to keep up to date with latest research and clinical discussions. I really love the videos because I am a visual learner. The podcasts have been great for long car trips too! I have been able keep my clinical reasoning mind active while I have been on maternity leave twice. Thanks again

Jane Buzolic, Physiotherapist - Noosa, Australia

All ways of learning and remembering are useful.  The infographic hits our visual centers, the podcast auditory and they both help.  As an older PT I want to keep up the learning energy and find your site invaluable.  I went to a workshop last night and was telling others. Great work, I have no idea where you find the time and the energy.  All power to you. September 2016

Jane Gorton - Australia

I just wanted to let you guys know that I had a tricky patient in today with cervical radiculopathy. I managed to massively help her in the first session. This was thanks to being able to recall the tips I learnt from the cervical radiculopathy case study webinar. Thanks so much! PhysiotherapistJune 2017

John Glover - Liverpool, UK

I just wanted to say a huge thank you for these recent videos and previous Podcasts.They are helping me in becoming a more confident, competent and knowledgeable physio, whereby directly having a massive positive impact on my patients' recovery and rehab. Please keep doing what you are doing as you are having a massive impact on 'raising the bar' within  physiotherapy. (October 2016)

James McSharry, Physiotherapist - United Kingdom

The podcasts are extremely helpful for me. As a new graduate in the private practice setting, the podcasts assisted in bridging my knowledge gap from from what I had learnt at university to what was required as a competent private practice physiotherapist. I would highly recommend to all physiotherapists wanting to improve their evidence based knowledge in assessing and treating musculoskeletal conditions.Cheers,

Daniel Piggott, Physiotherapist - Bankstown, Australia

THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!  An absolutely brilliant and inspiring conference on all levels - faultlessly organised and really excellent and relevant clinical information.  Feel really fortunate to have been able to share the day.  Looking forward to Monday morning and putting all this knowledge in action.

Roma Parker Rasmussen, Physiotherapist - Norway