Chartered Society of Physiotherapy

About the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy

The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) is the professional, educational, and trade union body for physiotherapy in the UK. Established in 1894, the CSP represents over 60,000 members, including physiotherapists, physiotherapy students, and support workers. The society is dedicated to promoting the role of physiotherapy in healthcare and advocating for the profession’s interests.

Core Activities:

• Providing professional guidance and support to physiotherapists across various specializations.
• Advocating for high standards of practice and education within the physiotherapy profession.
• Conducting research and disseminating evidence-based information to enhance patient care.
• Offering resources, training, and development opportunities for members to advance their skills.
• Engaging with policymakers to influence health policy and improve access to physiotherapy services.

The CSP also plays a crucial role in raising public awareness about the benefits of physiotherapy in rehabilitation, injury prevention, and overall health improvement. Through its various initiatives, the society aims to ensure that physiotherapy remains an integral part of the healthcare system in the UK.

With a commitment to excellence, the CSP fosters a collaborative environment where physiotherapists can share knowledge and best practices. The society’s vision is to lead the way in transforming lives through physiotherapy, ensuring that every individual has access to quality care.