Sitemap - 2014 - The Critical Physiotherapy Network Herald
Update on philosophy of walking
How does it hurt: Narrating pain - new book from Stephanie de Montalk
Podcast - Prof Teresa Mangum - The Future of the Academic and Public Humanities
My critical physiotherapy Christmas list
An uncertain future for disabled physiotherapy students?
The Pedagogy of Suffering: Four Fragments
Phantom limb pain and embodiment
Check your privilege: Diagnosing cultural agnosia
Some notes on dependance and independence
Re-blogging 'Critical digital pedagogy: a definition'
Connectivity - Stating the obvious?
Critical physiotherapy curios - updates, ideas and new postings
Connectivity - Contributions from the Network #11 - Planning our article
Connectivity - Contributions from the Network #10 - Paul Lagerman
Connectivity - Contributions from the Network #9 - Naomi Eisenberg
Rethinking Rehabilitation - new book with input from Critical Physiotherapy Network authors
Connectivity - Contributions from the Network #8 - Jenny Setchell
Connectivity - Contributions from the Network #7 - Jonathan Harvey
Connectivity - Contributions from the Network #6 - Gail Teachman
Connectivity - Contributions from the Network - New resources
Norwegian psychomotor physiotherapy and embodied narrative identity
Research update - the body, disability, gym, theory, diagnosis and habitus
Connectivity - Contributions from the Network #5 - Richard Horwood
Philosophy and physiotherapy - reflections on @physiotalk tweet chat
Embodiment, pain and disability - the latest edition of Qualitative Inquiry
Connectivity - Contributions from the Network #4 - Barbara Gibson
Report on 1st meeting of the Critical Physio Network Organising Committee
Confirmation bias, physiotherapy and the highlighter pen - a blog post by Alan Taylor
Connectivity - Contributions from the Network #3 - Andreas Bjerregaard
Physiotalk help needed - 12 hours to help me choose a topic
Connectivity - Contributions from the Network #2 - Jenny Ralls
Connectivity - Contributions from the Network #1 - Karen Atkinson
ISIH conference abstracts submitted
Connectivity #4 - The philosophy of connectivity
Connectivity #3 - Connectivity and physiotherapy
Connectivity #2 - Connectivity explained
Connectivity #1 - Critique of the medical and social models of disability
Connectivities...an experiment in collaborative thinking and writing
Qualitative Inquiry and the Debate Between Hermeneutics and Critical Theory
History of spinal manipulation in New Zealand
Bodies, embodiment, advertising
Neck manipulation c.1960 - but who is the physiotherapist?
Results from 30 Days of September
Important new edition of Body and Society - Movement and cultural theory
Educating Health Professionals: an Intersectoral Policy Approach
The Medical Profession and Massage Establishments (from The Lancet, 1897)
Interview with Tobba Therkildsen Sudmann
Evidence-based physiotherapy by Roger Kerry
Idea 30: Establish annual critical physiotherapy day (2 mins)
Idea 29: Create learning families (2 mins)
Idea 28: Provide training in social networking (2 mins)
Idea 27: We form our own faculty (2 mins)
Idea 26: Annual award for the best critical research paper (2 mins)
Idea 25: Overcoming barriers to publishing in English language journals (3 mins)
Idea 24: Run a webinar (2 mins)
Idea 23: Collaborate on a critical physiotherapy book (2 mins)
Idea 22: Profiling physiotherapy in different countries (2 mins)
Idea 21: Develop a critical glossary of terms (3 mins)
Idea 20: Limit the Network to 150 members (3 mins)
Idea 19: Set up a reviewer network (4 mins)
Idea 18: Organising a virtual (un)conference (2 mins)
Idea 17: Developing our own visual style (2 mins)
Idea 16: Offering a secure research repository (5 mins)
Idea 15: Explain how philosophy links to physiotherapy (4 mins)
Idea 14: Supporting people to attend conferences (4 mins)
Idea 13: Becoming an action group (3 mins)
Idea 12: Making formal links with other groups (2 mins)
Idea 11: Develop study materials for our students (2 mins)
Idea 10: Have different membership categories (2 mins)
Idea 9: Meet in Mallorca around the ISIH conference (2 mins)
Idea 8: Make the group open to non-physios (2 mins)
Idea 7: Start a journal called Critical Physiotherapy (2 mins)
Idea 6: Commenting on current affairs (2 mins)
Idea 5: Offer awards for the best critical research (2 mins)
Growing critical physiotherapy in Brazil
Idea 4: Profile group members (3 mins)
Idea 3: A critical curriculum for physiotherapy schools (2 mins)
Idea 2: Publishing in people's first language (2 mins)
Idea 1: A colloquium in the South of France (2 mins)
Tone Dahl-Michelsen's interview in Norwegian
Tone Dahl-Michelsen on 'When bodies matter'
Social determinants of health and physiotherapy
New article 'Mobility, empire, colonisation' by Tony Ballantyne
Being really critical about thinking
From Sociology of Health and Illness, Volume 36, Issue 6, July 2014
10 reasons why we need a Critical Physiotherapy Network
3 books on the philosophy of walking
Critical Physiotherapy Network is born!
'The male race' and the great things students write...
Movement/life in early 20th century England
Sitting is the new smoking...really, again!
Sitting is the new smoking...really?
Blank H (2012) The surprisingly short history of heterosexuality. Beacon Press
76% of New Zealanders are not disabled!
Occupational outlook for physiotherapy