1 June 2026 | The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy

Also in this issue

In front

Negotiating for NHS pay

Discussions are underway to secure long-awaited and much-needed changes to the NHS pay structure, as CSP assistant director Jim Fahie explains
Workplace wins

Workplace wins

CSP safety rep Jason Gander took action over two issues at Glangwili General Hospital which led to positive changes to members’ working environment
Features

You said We did

Recent examples of how members’ views and opinions have helped shape and improve our services and the way we work
In question

‘I’m hoping for change in the profession, how can I make a difference?’

Head of training at the CSP Helen Russell answers your questions
In Profile

Larry Koyama: innovation with impact

Larry Koyama shares how he’s driving change from the inside out by putting innovation to work in healthcare. Sian Honnor reports
Hot topic

Advanced practice: solution not substitution

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CSP professional adviser Sara Conroy explores the heated debate surrounding advanced practice and unpicks some misinformation that exists
Resources

Resources: our useful tools for members

A selection of information and useful resources that you may find helpful
In the workplace

Unity works in the workplace

CSP head of EDB Siân Caulfield highlights how Britain is full of people who care deeply about their communities, their families and their futures
Viewpoint

Navigating persistent symptoms in children and young people

Find out about a new special interest group to support paediatric physiotherapists working with young people with persistent symptoms
Viewpoint

Clinical trial engagement to improve cancer rehab

Toby Smith highlights head and neck cancer as a patient group for physio services, and show how UK physios are getting involved in clinical trials
Viewpoint

Building safety through dialogue

Maria Quiroga-Tabbia shares how her CSP rep workplace team created a space for reflection, safety and action
Last word

Rethinking rehab: the untapped potential of bowls

Bowls offers an inclusive, and socially engaging way for people of all abilities to stay active, improve wellbeing, and compete at an elite level