Dear members.Welcome to the new look MACP website. We hope you like the new format, and find it more user friendly. We have put a lot of thought and effort into designing both the look and the feel of...
Annual Reports for the MACP AGM 2010 are now on the website - member log in required. Information for members and the Annual reports can be found under the "Home" menu....
MACP Conference 25th September 2010 Brunei Gallery, Russell Square, London"The Great Debate" Full day programme to include keynote session from Dr. Sean 0'Leary - "Keep your chin up! St...
Changing the Brain for Movement, Pain and Function: Proprioceptive Sensory Motor Training and Primitive Reflex Inhibition - Sunday 26th/Monday 27th September 2010, London - Sean Gibbons - two day cour...
MACP Study Day - "The Great Debate" - SATURDAY 25TH SEPTEMBER 2010, Brunei Gallery, London - an MACP study day focussing on current hot topics in Neuromusculoskeletal and Manual Therapy....
WCPT - Press release. The World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT) this week becomes a member of the World Health Professions Alliance (WHPA) - the international organisation representing heal...
Geoffrey Maitland (1924-2010)"If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants" - Sir Isaac Newton's quote could aptly be applied to the progression of the physiotherapy ...
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WCPT Congress 2011 - New ideas, big issues, new ways of thinking: why Congress will deliver (...more)...
Executive Committee proposal on MACP name change - click here for further details (members log in required)....
There are two categories of membership, full and associate. Only physiotherapists with a minimum of 2 years postgraduate experience can become an MACP member. There are currently over 900 MACP full members who are involved in many areas of practice including the NHS, private practice, undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and research in the UK and overseas.
Entry to Full membership is via:
One of the full or part time Manipulative Therapy postgraduate courses run in the UK
or
The Portfolio route to Membership
Physiotherapists undertaking one of the above recognised courses of study that leads to full membership can become Associate members of the MACP.