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Calling all researchers: the 2026 IAVRPT Research Grant closes this Saturday 31 October. Up to US$5,000 for IAVRPT members, to support quality research in veterinary physiotherapy and rehabilitation. The full award goes to your project: funds cover direct research costs only, with no overheads, admin fees or salaries. Before you apply: β€’ You must be a current IAVRPT member (Board members are not eligible) β€’ Attach a copy of your ethical approval β€’ Complete every section, as incomplete applications cannot be considered Applications close at 23:59 US Eastern Time (EDT), Saturday 31 October 2026. Members, check your inbox for our grant email (17 September): it has the application form, procedures and where to send your application. If you haven’t received it, please get in touch. More details in the members area of our website. Successful applicants will be notified by 1 December 2026 πŸ‘πŸΌ #IAVRPT #VeterinaryRehabilitation #VeterinaryPhysio #research #vetrehab by @iavrpt
πŸŽ“ CONTINUING THE CONVERSATION | IAVRPT WEBINAR SERIES Join us for our next webinar featuring Professor Jim Richards as he joins us once more to explore the Development of Biomechanics Outcomes: Parallels Between Human & Animal Sciences. Drawing on his expertise in biomechanics and allied health research, this session will explore the connections between human and animal sciences and their relevance to our work in veterinary rehabilitation and physical therapy. πŸ“… 31 October 2026 πŸ•’ 3:00 pm GMT | 4:00 pm CET πŸ’» Live, interactive online webinar with Q&A 🌎 Free for IAVRPT members πŸ’² USD $75 for non-members Recordings are available to IAVRPT members, so you can revisit the session after the live event. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn, connect and continue the conversation across human and animal health sciences. πŸ”— Register now via the link in our bio! #IAVRPT #VeterinaryPhysiotherapy #AnimalRehabilitation #Biomechanics #veterinaryphysicaltherapy by @iavrpt
REPRESENTATION ON THE IAVRPT BOARD ⭐️ How is IAVRPT evolving its Board? In this excerpt from our recent fireside chat, IAVRPT President Ionut Ciuperca discusses veterinary technician representation and the role of different members of our profession within IAVRPT governance. The full fireside chat has been shared with members ahead of our upcoming General Members Meeting. πŸ“… 26 September 2026 0900 EDT / 1500 CEST πŸ’» Virtual We’d love to see our members there. #iavrpt #veterinaryrehabilitation #vetphysio #vetrehab #vetrehabtechs by @iavrpt
What has IAVRPT been doing since our last General Members Meeting? In this short excerpt from our recent fireside chat, IAVRPT President Ionut Ciuperca reflects on some of the initiatives and activities that have been happening across the organisation. This is just one part of the conversation. The full fireside chat has been shared with IAVRPT members ahead of our upcoming General Members Meeting. πŸ“… 26 September 2026 πŸ•˜ 0900 EST / 1500 CET πŸ’» Join us virtually from anywhere in the world. We look forward to bringing our international membership together for the 2026 GMM. by @iavrpt
🌎 IAVRPT GENERAL MEMBERS MEETING Our IAVRPT community is invited to join us virtually for the 2026 General Members Meeting. πŸ“… 26 September 2026 πŸ•˜ 0900 EST / 1500 CET πŸ’» Join virtually from anywhere in the world The General Members Meeting is an opportunity for IAVRPT members to come together, hear Association updates and connect with colleagues from across the international veterinary rehabilitation and physiotherapy community. And there’s more to come that day… 🐴 10:00 EST / 16:00 CET β€” Professor Brian Nielsen Exercise in Juvenile Athletes – How to Prevent Cyclic Injury 🧬 10:45 EST / 16:45 CET β€” Dr Andrew Armitage The Synergy of Modalities with Regenerative Therapy – Proof of Stimulating or Improved Healing? Three opportunities to connect, learn and continue the conversation β€” all in one session. We look forward to seeing you online. #IAVRPT #VeterinaryPhysiotherapy #VeterinaryRehabilitation #animalphysicaltherapy #AnimalRehabilitation by @iavrpt
Continuing the Conversation | IAVRPT Webinar Series 🧬 Dr Andrew Armitage The Synergy of Modalities with Regenerative Therapy – Proof of Stimulating or Improved Healing? Regenerative therapies are increasingly being incorporated into veterinary rehabilitation β€” but what happens when we combine them with therapeutic modalities? And perhaps more importantly, what does the evidence actually tell us? Join Dr Andrew Armitage, Clinical Director and Veterinary Surgeon specialising in regenerative medicine and rehabilitation, for a critical look at the potential synergy between regenerative therapies and rehabilitation modalities. πŸ“… 26 September 2026 πŸ•₯ 1045 EST / 1645 CET πŸ’» Live online | Interactive webinar 🎀 Live Q&A FREE for IAVRPT members $75 USD for non-members πŸŽ₯ Recording available to members Join us as we continue the conversation around regenerative medicine, rehabilitation and the evidence behind the therapies we use. #IAVRPT #VeterinaryPhysio #VeterinaryRehabilitation #RegenerativeMedicine #RegenerativeTherapy by @iavrpt
🐴 CONTINUING THE CONVERSATION | WEBINAR SERIES Exercise in Juvenile Athletes – How to Prevent Cyclic Injury How do we develop young equine athletes appropriately while reducing the risk of injury? Join Professor Brian Nielsen, Professor of Equine Exercise Physiology at Michigan State University, for an engaging session exploring exercise, development and injury prevention in juvenile athletes. With growing interest in the early development and conditioning of young horses, understanding how exercise influences the developing musculoskeletal system is increasingly important for everyone involved in equine sport and rehabilitation. πŸ“… 26 September 2026 πŸ•™ 10:00 EST / 16:00 CET πŸ’» Live online | Interactive webinar 🎀 Live Q&A FREE for IAVRPT members $75 USD for non-members πŸŽ₯ Recording available to IAVRPT members 🌎 Join us from anywhere in the world as we continue the conversation around evidence-informed exercise, rehabilitation and equine performance. Register now on our website - link in bio. #IAVRPT #EquinePhysiotherapy #EquineRehabilitation #EquineSportsMedicine #equineexercise by @iavrpt
πŸŽ“ CONTINUING THE CONVERSATION | WEBINAR 01 We’re delighted to welcome Professor Jim Richards for the first webinar in our Continuing the Conversation series. What Scientific Outcomes Matter Clinically? Lessons from Human Studies Relevant to Veterinary Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy How do we decide which outcomes are genuinely meaningful in clinical practice? And what can veterinary rehabilitation learn from the way outcomes are measured in human rehabilitation research? Join Professor Richards for an insightful exploration of the evidence behind clinical outcome measurement β€” and its relevance to veterinary rehabilitation and physical therapy. πŸ“… 24 August 2026 πŸ• 1100 EST / 1700 CET πŸ’» Live online ✨ FREE for IAVRPT members 🎟️ $75 USD for non-members πŸŽ₯ Recording available to IAVRPT members πŸ’¬ Live Q&A 🌎 Join us from anywhere in the world. Members will receive a zoom link. If you’re not a member, we would love to have you join IAVRPT or you can purchase access to the webinar on our website https://iavrpt.org #IAVRPT #clinicaloutcomes #VeterinaryRehabilitation #VeterinaryPhysiotherapy #veterinaryphysicaltherapy by @iavrpt
✨ CONTINUING THE CONVERSATION | IAVRPT WEBINAR SERIES ✨ Although we were disappointed not to be able to come together in Knoxville, we’re not letting the conversation stop there. We’re excited to bring some of our outstanding speakers from the planned IAVRPT Symposium to you virtually, continuing to share the knowledge, ideas and clinical insights that make our community so valuable. 🌎 Live, interactive and accessible from anywhere in the world 🐾 Equine & canine topics πŸŽ“ World-class speakers πŸ’¬ Live Q&A πŸŽ₯ Recordings available πŸ… CPD points available Our first webinar is coming up on 24 August, with Professor Jim Richards presenting: What Scientific Outcomes Matter Clinically? Lessons from Human Studies Relevant to Veterinary Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy πŸ“… 24 August 2026 πŸ• 1100 EST / 1700 CET πŸ’» Live online Free for IAVRPT members | $75 USD for non-members Registration details for the first webinar will be announced soon. We may not be meeting in Knoxville, but the conversation continues. πŸ’œβœ¨ #IAVRPT #ContinuingTheConversation #VeterinaryRehabilitation #VeterinaryPhysiotherapy #animalrehabilitation by @iavrpt
πŸ“£ Important Update from the IAVRPT Board It is with great disappointment that the IAVRPT Board has made the difficult decision not to proceed with the 13th IAVRPT Symposium, which was scheduled to be held in Knoxville, Tennessee, later in July. Despite an outstanding scientific programme, exceptional speakers, and strong support for Knoxville during the planning phase, registrations did not reach the level required to deliver a financially viable Symposium. After careful consideration, the Board concluded that this was the most responsible decision to protect the long-term sustainability of IAVRPT. We extend our sincere thanks to our speakers, sponsors, registered delegates, the University of Tennessee, our organising committee, volunteers, and all of our members for your enthusiasm, support, and commitment throughout the planning process. Our commitment to advancing veterinary rehabilitation education remains unchanged. Over the coming months, we will be reviewing the IAVRPT Symposium model, seeking feedback from our members, and delivering many of the planned Symposium presentations as an online webinar series. Registered delegates, speakers, and sponsors will have received direct communication regarding next steps. Thank you for your understanding and your continued support as we work together to shape the future of veterinary rehabilitation education. #IAVRPT #vetphysio #vetrehab #animalrehab #announcement by @iavrpt
🎀 Meet the Speaker: Dr Weston Warnock, DVM, DACVS-LA We’re delighted to welcome Dr Weston Warnock to the 2026 IAVRPT Symposium in Knoxville. A board-certified equine surgeon and Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons (Large Animal), Dr Warnock has built his career around the diagnosis and treatment of lameness, poor performance, and orthopedic conditions in the equine athlete. His clinical experience spans western performance horses, racing Quarter horses, barrel racers, and sport horses, with a particular interest in equine spinal surgery and orthopedic disease. Following his veterinary training at Texas A&M University, Dr Warnock completed a rotating internship in California before undertaking a surgical residency at Equine Sports Medicine and Surgery in Texas, one of the leading equine referral centres in the United States. At the Symposium, Dr Warnock will contribute to: πŸ”Ή Equine Spinal Lesions – Surgery vs Conservative Management This multidisciplinary discussion will explore one of the most challenging areas in equine sports medicine and rehabilitation: when is surgery indicated, when is conservative management appropriate, and how can clinicians make informed decisions for optimal patient outcomes? Dr Warnock will also participate in our Closing Hot Topics panel: πŸ”Ή What’s Next? Take Home Messages Bringing the perspective of a surgeon working with high-performance equine athletes, Dr Warnock will contribute valuable insights into diagnosis, treatment planning, and the future of equine musculoskeletal care. Join us in Knoxville as we bring together specialists from across disciplines to advance rehabilitation, performance, and evidence-based veterinary medicine. πŸ“ Knoxville, Tennessee, USA πŸ“… July 28–31, 2026 🎟 Early Bird Registration available until 25 June 2026. #EquineSportsMedicine #EquineSurgery #EquineRehabilitation #PerformanceHorse #vetphysio by @iavrpt
🎀 Meet the Speaker: Dr Tena Ursini, DVM, DACVSMR, PhD We’re delighted to welcome Dr Tena Ursini from the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine to the 2026 IAVRPT Symposium in Knoxville. Growing up on a dairy farm before pursuing veterinary medicine, Dr Ursini has built an impressive career in equine sports medicine and rehabilitation. Following internships at Equine Sports Medicine and Surgery (ESMS) and Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital, she completed a residency in Equine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation at the University of Tennessee, becoming board-certified through the American College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation (ACVSMR). She has since remained at the University of Tennessee as faculty while completing her PhD. Dr Ursini’s clinical interests include rehabilitation and musculoskeletal management across large animal species, while her research focuses on spinal biomechanics and the validation of rehabilitation treatment protocols. At the Symposium, Dr Ursini will present: πŸ”Ή Defining Topline Dysfunction This session will explore one of the most frequently discussed yet often poorly defined topics in equine performance and rehabilitation. Attendees will gain insight into the current understanding of topline dysfunction, contributing factors, clinical assessment, and implications for rehabilitation and performance management. Dr Ursini will also participate in the panel discussion: πŸ”Ή Equine Spinal Lesions – Surgery vs Conservative Management Join us in Knoxville as we bring together leading clinicians, researchers, and educators to advance sports medicine, rehabilitation, and evidence-based patient care. πŸ“ Knoxville, Tennessee, USA πŸ“… July 28–31, 2026 🎟 Early Bird Registration available until 25 June 2026. #EquineRehabilitation #EquineSportsMedicine #Topline #SpinalBiomechanics #veterinaryrehabilitation by @iavrpt

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