Business Reference

APMA Code of Ethics

This Code of Ethics is to provide guidelines regarding appropriate and expected standards of professional conduct of all APMA Members to preserve and enhance their professional integrity as well as the general reputation of the Pilates industry in Australia.

National Code of Conduct

On Friday 17 April, the Federal and State and Territory Health Ministers met in Sydney to discuss a range of national health issues.  At that meeting, Health Ministers considered the final report A National Code of Conduct for health care workers and the results of a national consultation on standards of conduct for all health care workers who are not registered under the National Registration and Accreditation Scheme for health practitioners. 


The Health Workforce Regulation Unit is  pleased to advise that Health Ministers agreed to the terms of the first National Code of Conduct for health care workers. The National Code, once implemented, will set standards of conduct and practice for all unregistered health care workers. Ministers agreed that jurisdictions would now examine the implementation of the National Code and code-regulation regime. 

Attached to this email is a copy of the Communique and Final report. These documents can also be found at:http://www.coaghealthcouncil.gov.au/Announcements

APMA Constitution

Consititution of the Australia Pilatess Method Association Incorporated (INCORPORATION NO. Y2448710) View here.

 

 

Journal of Bodywork Movement Therapy online access

Click here for access to instructions on how to register for online access for the Journal of Bodywork Movement Therapy

 

The 'C' Word - Clinical Pilates

Created to help Pilates practitioners and Studio owners understand the term ‘Clinical Pilates’ so they may in turn be able to inform prospective and current clients, as well as other health professionals. Download to read more. 

 

 

 

Contractor Verses Employee

APMA Position Paper 2015 – Contractor Verses the Employee. Download to read more. 

 

Working with Children as a Registered Pilates Teacher

The scope of Pilates practice does cover working with minors but appropriate documentation is required and parental/guardian supervision is the same as other similar exercise/teaching practices. Download to read more.

Award Pay Rates Setting

APMA Position Paper on award pay rates setting in Australia for Pilates teachers. Download to read more.

 

 

Pregnancy & Pilates Position Statement

A reminder on the Pilates fundamentals. Keep these in mind as you practice.
Centering – concentration – control – breathing – flowing movement 

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Mat Class Guidelines Position Paper

APMA Mat Class Guidelines Position Paper. Download to read more. 

 

 

APMA Maternity Leave - Absent Teacher Policy

APMA Maternity Leave - Absent Teacher Policy to assist any members in the process concerning membership, CEC's and not teaching. Download to read more. 

Advertising Application Form

Download the advertising application form here.

 

Benefits of Sponsorship

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Pilates Equipment and Safety

By outlining what Pilates Teachers should aim to consider when buying equipment Teachers can minimise accidents caused by Pilates equipment malfunction or inadequate Pilates equipment design. Download to read more. 

Scope of Practice

Level two, three and four teachers registered with the APMA use the Pilates method to work with both healthy populations as well as clients with a broad range of pathological conditions. These Pilates based interventions are designed to improve strength, flexibility, body awareness, decrease falls risk and help correct movement and postural disfunctions. Download to read more.

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