Exploring human movement through clinical observation, functional assessment and evidence-informed rehabilitation to help understand how the body moves, adapts and performs.
Movement science brings together observation, functional assessment and biomechanical thinking to understand how people move and how movement can be improved through physiotherapy.
Observing how the body moves can help identify functional patterns, movement limitations and opportunities for rehabilitation.
Observing movement, mobility, posture and functional performance to understand individual needs.
Exploring forces, joint motion and body mechanics that influence functional movement.
Understanding coordination, control and movement strategies involved in functional tasks.
Translating movement observations into practical rehabilitation and performance-focused strategies.