Objectives To (1) reflect on challenges to the practice of person-centred rehabilitation; and
(2) propose opportunities for the development of person-centred rehabilitation. Challenges …

Emerging consensus among enactivist philosophers and embodied mind theorists suggests
that seeking to understand mental illness we need to look out of our skulls at the ecology of …

Youth sport is often prefaced as an accessible social practice facilitating development and
wellbeing, yet social controls and inequalities abound along racial, gender, and sexual …

Aims Digital health transformation may enhance or impede person‐centred care and
interprofessional practice, and thus the provision of high‐quality rehabilitation and nutrition …

The personal/professional dichotomy, present within dominant notions of professional
boundaries, is an ongoing source of tension within social work. Peer workers, given their …

We start by acknowledging we are writing on the unceded lands of the palawa and pakana
peoples of lutrawita (Tasmania), and the Yugambeh and Kombumerri peoples. This is …

Movement has always been central to physiotherapy practice and theory. But
physiotherapists have largely focused on forms of human bodily movement governed by the …

Consistent with its liberal origins, the field of transitional justice is overwhelmingly concerned
with harms done to human victims. Posthumanism, however, challenges the framing of …

Both post-qualitative inquiry and Mad methodologies sit on the fringes of qualitative health
research, although their potential for creating new knowledges and practices is increasingly …

In this professional theoretical article, the authors argue that patient care should be centered
on connection and that authentically turning toward suffering necessitates an approach to …