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Write for Physios Near Me

Share your clinical knowledge with people looking for a physio. We publish plain-English guides written or reviewed by registered physiotherapists.

Why write with us

Reach patients

Our guides answer the questions people search for before they book, like costs, rebates and when to see a physio.

Credit you can show

Your guide ends with an author box showing your name, verified registration and a link to your clinic website.

Help people choose well

Clear, honest information helps people find the right care and builds trust in the profession.

Who can write

We work with registered physiotherapists, and we check every registration against the public AHPRA register.

Registered and current

You hold current AHPRA registration as a physiotherapist.

Original work

Your article is your own and has not been published elsewhere.

Plain English

Around 600 to 1,200 words that a patient can read without a dictionary.

How it works

  1. 1

    Read the contributor guide

    It explains the quality standard, the structure and the advertising rules.

  2. 2

    Write your article

    Write it to the guide, in plain English.

  3. 3

    Submit it for screening

    Send your article with your AHPRA number using the form below.

  4. 4

    We screen it

    We check your registration and the article against our scorecard, and a second physio checks the facts.

  5. 5

    Sign a short agreement

    Only if your article passes. It confirms the article will belong to Physios Near Me.

  6. 6

    Publish with your author box

    Your guide goes live with your name, verified registration and a link to your website in the author box.

Our guidelines

Health content has to meet Australian advertising rules and be safe to rely on. The full detail is in the contributor guide.

Evidence-based and general

Explain what is known, say when it varies, and avoid advice that depends on one person’s situation.

No testimonials or stories

Do not include patient stories, reviews or case studies that could identify someone.

No promotion or guarantees

No offers, discounts, superlatives or promised outcomes, and no sales pitch for your clinic.

Be clear about limits

Include when to see a doctor and what you cannot know from an article.

Declare your interests

Tell us if you have a financial link to anything you mention.

We edit for you

We may edit for plain English, length and compliance, and you will see changes before publishing.

Topics we need

Pick one, or tell us your own idea in the form.

Neck pain and headachesKnee pain and osteoarthritisShoulder painPelvic floor and pregnancyRecovery after joint surgeryFalls prevention for older adultsKids and sport injuriesNDIS and physioTelehealth physio: what works

Submit your article

Read the contributor guide first. Your article must follow it to pass screening. We reply within five business days.

Common questions

Do you pay contributors?

No. Writing is unpaid, and there is no charge to contribute right now. In return, your article carries an author box with your verified registration and a link to your website. If we introduce paid options later, we will tell you before you submit a new article.

Who owns the article?

Once published, the article belongs to Physios Near Me. You hand over the copyright, so it cannot be republished on your own website or anywhere else. You are always credited as the author. You only sign the short contributor agreement if your article passes screening, before we publish.

Can I link to my clinic?

The author box at the end of the article includes one link to your clinic website. It is the only link you get. We do not allow links or promotion inside the article itself.

What if my article does not pass?

We tell you why. You can make one round of edits and resubmit. If it still does not meet the guide, we will decline it with feedback.