High Impact Athletes with pro tennis player, Marcus Daniell
Marcus Daniell is a professional tennis player and Olympic medallist, whose organisation “High Impact Athletes” connects athletes with the most effective, evidence-based charities in the…
PhysiosOnline is an Unusual Project
We’re a collective of diversely-skilled independent physios, working to shine a light on our profession’s skills and value in society. PhysiosOnline was born of the…
Remote Rehab
Leanna Luxton is a neurological physiotherapist and remote rehab enthusiast who founded a platform for learning and networking for clinicians interested in telehealth. Along with…
Giving Well
The founders of PhysiosOnline earn no income from the project, and instead we donate membership contributions to GiveWell.org‘s maximum impact fund. PhysiosOnline was set up…
Physiotherapy is more than you probably know
PhysiosOnline was born of the Covid crisis. We set up PhysiosOnline in May 2020, with the aims of Promoting the value of virtual care to…
My hopes for the PhysiosOnline project
This week i joined Jack Chew on Physio Matters Chewing it Over to discuss virtual healthcare and the PhysiosOnline project. We discussed the challenges and…
Sticky, satisfying ideas
Paul Ingraham from PainScience.com talks with Evie from PhysiosOnline and GetBetterOnline about the “stickiness” of certain (possibly erroneous) ideas and concepts in physiotherapy. We discuss…
Thoughts on massage
Evie from PhysiosOnline speaks with Becky from The Massage Collective and the Massage Matters Podcast. In recent years, those of us who are on social…
PhysioTwitter, learning on social media and physiotherapy ethics
Evie and Luke from PhysiosOnline talk about social media, learning on twitter, and unhelpful pain narratives amount other topics. The benefits of twitter and how…
Trust the Doubters
Paul Ingraham from PainScience.com and Evie Martin from PhysiosOnline.co.uk and GetBetterOnline.co.uk. In this clip, Paul and Evie talk about the humbling effect of trying to…