About the Movement Disorders Special Interest Group
The Movement Disorders Special Interest Group (SIG) of the International Neurological Physiotherapy Association (INPA) is a global network of physiotherapists dedicated to advancing clinical practice, education, and research for people living with movement disorders.
The SIG supports physiotherapists worldwide by:
- Promoting access to high-quality, evidence-informed educational resources
- Facilitating exchange of clinical experiences across diverse healthcare settings
- Encouraging collaboration in research, education, and knowledge translation
2. Goals & Vision
Our Vision
To build a globally connected, visible, and active Movement Disorders physiotherapy community — advancing excellence, equity, and member value through education, collaboration, and leadership.
Our Mission
To foster international collaboration, share best practices, and promote high-quality, evidence-based physiotherapy for people with movement disorders. The SIG aims to provide a dynamic platform for knowledge exchange, professional development, and global engagement — delivering clear value to members across all career stages and regions, and ensuring equitable access to resources and education for physiotherapists worldwide, in alignment with INPA’s mission.
3. Key Priorities
The Movement Disorders SIG focuses on the following priorities:
- Advancing evidence-informed clinical practice in movement disorders rehabilitation
- Supporting global networking, mentoring, and professional development
- Contributing to educational resources, and consensus statements
- Promoting inclusive and equitable access to physiotherapy care across diverse healthcare systems
