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  • AI-powered practice growthPresentation · 9 September 2026A full-day workshop for the International Private Physiotherapy Association's business meeting in Hamburg, run as four linked sessions: how AI actually works and how to prompt it well, building content for a real client group, getting that content found and trusted, and drafting a three-year business plan. Delegates build a single practice file across the day, using their own practice as the input, and leave with a persona, a piece of content in five formats, a communication plan, and a draft growth plan. Every exercise runs on free-tier tools.
  • Better than, or better with?Presentation · 5 September 2026A panel presentation for the South African Society of Physiotherapy's 2026 Symposium, on ethics and the use of AI in physiotherapy. Argues against framing AI in healthcare as a capability contest to be won or lost, and asks a more uncomfortable question: whether keeping the human in the loop is sometimes less about patient benefit than about our own discomfort with the alternative. Closes with concrete ways to bring AI into the clinical conversation rather than manage it as a threat.
  • New therapeutic alliancesPresentation · 4 September 2026A panel presentation for the South African Society of Physiotherapy's 2026 Symposium, on AI and the future of physiotherapy education. Patients are already arriving at consultations having consulted AI first, and are increasingly capable of getting genuinely useful health guidance from it. The talk asks what this means for practice, research, and education — not whether AI will replace clinical judgement, but how the profession prepares students and practitioners for patients who bring an AI-shaped health literacy into the room.
  • A question that replaces "did you write this?"Post · 17 August 2026Supervision has always run on an inference: if the writing is the student's, the work behind it probably is too. That's stopped holding, and detection tools don't repair it, because they're aimed at the document rather than the person. What I think breaks isn't integrity so much as calibration, which is a different, and more serious, problem to address.
  • Introducing Path, a CPD portfolio appPost · 19 July 2026Path is a CPD portfolio app that shows you what you're missing against the standard you're working towards, rather than only showing you what you've done. It began as a two-weekend prototype and has grown into a real, hosted web app that maps your claims and evidence against any framework — a promotion, a fellowship, a regulator's CPD standard — and shows you the single highest-value thing to do next. It's still a closed, invite-only alpha, and the waiting list is now open.