We continue to provide education sessions for schools and sporting clubs. These have included topics such as concussion, female health across the lifespan, and reducing injuries in sport.
Game Bloom is a workshop developed by our Physiotherapist, Chrissy Tadros. It is designed to educate adolescent girls about sporting performance during puberty and includes female health topics.
If your school, club or organisation would like us to present on a topic, please get in touch.
Hobart Physio Co are passionate about giving back to the community. To show gratitude and invest in our community, we will be launching a series of community scholarships. Stay tuned!
Our Physiotherapist, Chrissy Tadros, was awarded a 2026 Sports Medicine Australia (SMA) research grant on her topic Do female health topics contribute to teenage girls leaving organised ball sports?
The project has been endorsed by Womensport & Recreation Tasmania and are looking to survey 16-24 year old females who stopped played team ball sport during their teenage years. If you are eligible, click here to participate
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