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1 October - 2017 SASP Membership OPENS
by SASP Head office | 30 Sep 2016

2017 SASP membership Renewal and New Registration will open on the 1 October 2017.
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National Physiotherapy BackWeek & World Physiotherapy Day
by PhysioSA communications and marketing team | 05 Sep 2016

National Physiotherapy BackWeek is on between the 5th - 11th September.
World Physiotherapy Day is on the 8th September.

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Is that bag too heavy? Protect your child from back pain!
by PhysioSA communications and marketing team | 29 Aug 2016

No child should suffer from back pain, should they? And yet a startling number do, notes the South African Society of Physiotherapy (SASP). As we hea...
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Attention Non Members - SASP 2017 membership registration opens 1 October 2016
by SASP Head Office | 23 Aug 2016
Dear Physiotherapy Colleague,

Registration for 2017 SA Society of Physiotherapy membership will open on the 1 October 2016.

The SA Society of Physiotherapy has thus far had a very successful year due in large part to our new membershi...
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Got the Pokémon neck?
by PhysioSA communications and marketing team | 22 Aug 2016

So you got Squirtle and Balbasaur and you’re about to reach level 10? Good for you!

Now here’s the question: How’s your neck?

One BIG thing that...
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Do you want RICE or MEAT with your injury?
by PhysioSA communications and marketing team | 15 Aug 2016

New research shifts perspectives on treating acute sports injuries

Every journey to fitness or sports excellence is milestoned by injuries – th...
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How high heels can hurt you
by PhysioSA communications and marketing team | 08 Aug 2016

Get the Lowdown…

…on how high heels can hurt you

High heels (anywhere from 4 cm to 13 cm) have a wonderful impact on a woman’s appearance – bu...
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Red, Amber, Green!
by PhysioSA communications and marketing team | 04 Jul 2016

So you’ve started running, gym or even walking – because any movement is good for health. But how do you know if what you’re doing is too much? Ria Sanden...
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Cerebral Palsy & ABR
by SASP Head office | 20 Jun 2016
Cerebral palsy is the most common physical disability in childhood – as many as eight children per hundred are affected in South Africa. For parents, the diagnosis is a difficult pill to swallow and means many years of sacrifice as they seek and manage treatment for their children.
So it’s l...
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Transformation in sport: more than numbers
by SASP Head Office | 13 Jun 2016

Transformation in sport is a perennial hot topic which has gained impetus from the recent announcement by our Minister of Sport blocking cricket, ru...
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