By Dr Andrew Soundy & Dr Paul Garner Another in a series of conversations on methodological practices, Dr Andy Soundy and Dr Paul Garner discuss the social meta-ethnography, what this even means and explore examples of how it can be used in practice. A.A.Soundy@bham.ac.uk P.F.Garner@bham.ac.uk
Expanding the GSSPP’s professional network
By Dr Tom Brownlee It was a pleasure to join Prof Barry Drust and Dr Liam Anderson recently at the Premier League for the day. The day launched a new initiative for the Premier League to support Academy practitioners in achieving their BASES accreditation. This is the first cohort embarking on a bespoke route of … Continue reading “Expanding the GSSPP’s professional network “
Experiential Learning: A Transformative Journey
By Dr George Balanos Photo by ThisisEngineering on Unsplash I am leading a placement module in the second year of the Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences, and the Sport, Physical Education and Coaching Sciences programmes in the School of Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation Sciences. The module runs through the entire academic year and students spend a minimum of … Continue reading “Experiential Learning: A Transformative Journey “
Developing professional relationships
By Professor Barry Drust There are times when something really exciting happens at work. The announcement of the institutional level partnership between the University of Birmingham and Birmingham City FC (BCFC) is a great example of one of those times. The relatively recent investment in the club and the vision and strategy demonstrated by key … Continue reading “Developing professional relationships”
Securing your first Physiotherapy Role in Sport
By Matt Goodman Photo by Yogendra Singh on Unsplash One of the recurring themes both in the guest speaker sessions throughout the University of Birmingham Pitch-side scheme & at this time of year when students are starting to apply for their first physiotherapy role’s post-graduation is “How do I secure a Physiotherapy role in sport?” The resounding advice … Continue reading “Securing your first Physiotherapy Role in Sport “
Women Working in Elite Sport: England Men’s U20s & England Red Roses Physiotherapists
By Matt Goodman A fascinating afternoon with Dr Lesley McBride & Emily Ross sharing their experiences of ‘Women Working in Elite Sport.’ Lesley covered her journey into elite men’s rugby & how this influenced her career decisions and ultimately her PhD focusing on neck strength measurement in Elite Men’s Rugby. Lesley demonstrated the practical application … Continue reading “Women Working in Elite Sport: England Men’s U20s & England Red Roses Physiotherapists “
Methodological approaches to applied practice: Discussing the MEAH model and it’s applied use.
By Dr Andrew Soundy & Dr Paul Garner Another in a series of conversations on methodological practices, Dr Andy Soundy and Dr Paul Garner discuss the MEAH model of emotion, adaptation and hope and explore examples of how it can be used in practice. A.A.Soundy@bham.ac.uk P.F.Garner@bham.ac.ukMethodological approaches to applied practice: Discussing the MEAH model and … Continue reading “Methodological approaches to applied practice: Discussing the MEAH model and it’s applied use. “
Physiotherapy, Resilience, and the Invictus Spirit: A University of Birmingham Visit to Vancouver
By Katie Cronin Celebrating the Power of Sport in Rehabilitation As the Invictus Games arrived in Vancouver, they brought more than just competition—they highlighted the transformative power of sport in rehabilitation. As a physiotherapy academic at the University of Birmingham, I was privileged to visit Vancouver during this incredible event, where I had the opportunity to witness firsthand the resilience … Continue reading “Physiotherapy, Resilience, and the Invictus Spirit: A University of Birmingham Visit to Vancouver “
Methodological approaches to applied practice: Discussing the POWA model and it’s applied use
By Dr Paul Garner & Dr Andrew Soundy Another in a series of conversations on methodological practices, Dr Andy Soundy and Dr Paul Garner discuss the POWA model of humility and person-centred intention and explore examples of how it is used in practice. A.A.Soundy@bham.ac.uk P.F.Garner@bham.ac.uk
Running a Concussion Clinic at MoveWell: Enhancing Care and Research
By Jude Coe Photo by Milad Fakurian on Unsplash At the University of Birmingham’s MoveWell Clinic, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive care for students who have sustained concussions, particularly those involved in sports. Our concussion clinic is a vital resource, offering specialised support and leveraging cutting-edge research to ensure the best outcomes for our student-athletes. Comprehensive Concussion … Continue reading “Running a Concussion Clinic at MoveWell: Enhancing Care and Research “