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Educator Resource Centre

Physiotherapist

Module Learning outcomes 

Knowledge Assests

A person gradually returning to movement while their nervous system, muscles and joints adapt during recovery from persistent pain.

Why Your Body Feels Different Now

A person confidently completing everyday activities such as standing from a chair, climbing stairs and carrying groceries after rebuilding movement and strength.

Moving Through Everyday Life

A physiotherapist and Accredited Exercise Physiologist working with a participant to develop a personalised rehabilitation program focused on restoring movement, confidence and function.

Working With Your Rehabilitation Team

A person gradually increasing their activity with the support of a physiotherapist, demonstrating that safe movement builds confidence and recovery.

Why Movement Is the Answer

A person performing simple balance and strengthening exercises under the guidance of a physiotherapist, demonstrating the foundations of safe, confident movement.

Building a Strong Foundation

An illustration of the brain and nervous system becoming more sensitive over time, showing how persistent pain can continue even after tissues have healed.

Understanding Central Sensitisation

A person confidently walking outdoors while gradually rebuilding strength, balance and mobility after living with persistent pain.

Walking Well Again

A person performing a whole-body movement while different muscle groups work together to support balance, strength and coordinated movement.

How Your Body Works as a Whole

A physiotherapist using hands-on treatment alongside guided exercise to support a person living with persistent pain.

Understanding Manual Therapy

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