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Working with children and adolescents: what exercise physiologists need to know

Working with children and adolescents: what exercise physiologists need to know

Sara Emmanouilidis
Published on: 19/10/2026

Learn how exercise physiologists can support children and adolescents through developmentally appropriate exercise, effective communication, family involvement, and play-based activities.

Pregnant, Not Fragile:  What Exercise Physiologists Need to Know About Lifting During Pregnancy

Pregnant, Not Fragile: What Exercise Physiologists Need to Know About Lifting During Pregnancy

Sam Padarcic
Published on: 12/10/2026

Is lifting safe during pregnancy? Explore the latest research on resistance training, heavy lifting, pelvic floor health, and exercise guidelines for pregnant clients.

What Every Exercise Physiologist Should Understand About Autism

What Every Exercise Physiologist Should Understand About Autism

What Every Exercise Physiologist Should Understand About AutismJoshua Knuiman
Published on: 05/10/2026

Learn how exercise physiologists can support autistic clients through neuro-affirming practice, tailored exercise prescription, sensory regulation, and individualized movement strategies.

How to Get the Most Out of Placement as an EP Student

How to Get the Most Out of Placement as an EP Student

Jacob Crossman
Published on: 28/09/2026

Learn how EP students can get the most out of placement with practical tips on preparation, clinical reasoning, feedback, documentation, and professional growth.