Welcome to APASC25

Join the future of physiotherapy

APA invites you to its biennial scientific conference APASC25, the Australian Physiotherapy Association Scientific Conference 2025.

Take this opportunity to:

explore the latest in research, technology, evidence-based practice and social change
advance your profession and enhance patient care
learn from international and local speakers.

It's your time to lead the physiotherapy evolution.

The APA is pleased to introduce a new event name for our prestigious biennial scientific conference, APASC, providing a consistent and recognisable name for the years ahead. We look forward to seeing you in 2025 at APASC25 - Lead the physiotherapy evolution.

Early bird registrations now open

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Program overview

Pre-conference

Wednesday 22 October

workshops
registration opens
speaker preparation opens.

Day 1

Thursday 23 October

exhibition opens
opening and keynote addresses
breakout sessions: invited and abstracts
welcome reception.

Day 2

Friday 24 October

group breakfasts
exhibition
keynote addresses
breakout sessions: invited and abstracts.

Day 3

Saturday 25 October

exhibition
keynote addresses
breakout sessions: invited and abstracts
closing plenary
conference dinner.

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Discover Adelaide

APASC25 is proudly hosted by the Adelaide Convention Centre and there’s no better place than Australia’s convention city to welcome the event. A charming capital, with an energy unlike that of its bigger counterparts, Adelaide knows how to put on a show. Experience all the cosmopolitan conveniences, of a world-class venue, welcoming accommodation and outstanding attractions all within easy reach. Extend your stay and enjoy some of Australia’s most impressive beaches, luscious greenery and thriving food and wine culture. There’s no better time than 2025 to visit Adelaide.

Acknowledgement of Country

The APA acknowledges the Kaurna people of the Adelaide Plains as the traditional owners of the City of Adelaide and pays respect to Elders past and present.

APA recognises and respects their cultural heritage, beliefs and relationship with the land and acknowledge that they are of continuing importance to the Kaurna people living today.

We extend our respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.