In 2014, CVT conducted a Physiotherapy Survey. Through this survey, we hoped to learn about the physiotherapists working with torture survivors, the availability of physiotherapy services, and the types of clients receiving physiotherapy services. We sent surveys to roughly 200 email addresses and received 87 responses in English, French, and Spanish. The attached report shares the compiled data and findings.
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