Physiotherapy courses
built on the evidence
E-learning at your own pace, or on-site across France: 100% evidence-based courses, designed and delivered by healthcare professionals: already taken by more than 6,400 physiotherapists.
In short: Physio Learning is a continuing education provider for physiotherapists (and for midwives in pelvic health), Qualiopi-certified, founded in 2021 in Marseille. As of July 2026 it has 7,354 physiotherapists enrolled, an average rating of 4.82/5 across 1,677 reviews and 98.3% would recommend. The courses, online or on-site across France, can be funded through the DPC (the French three-yearly continuing professional development scheme), the FIFPL (the training fund for self-employed professionals) or bought directly.
Why keep training
as a physiotherapist?
Physiotherapy moves fast: international guidelines are updated regularly, and yesterday’s practice is not always what the science supports today. Continuing education is not just an obligation: it is what allows you to offer patients care that genuinely works, and to grow your practice on solid foundations.
Physio Learning was born of that conviction, run by a team of independent healthcare professionals, no investors, and a single compass: the scientific evidence.
Your three-yearly DPC obligation
Every healthcare professional in France must meet their DPC obligation, continuing professional development, once every three years. Our DPC-eligible courses let you discharge it while building real expertise on the topics that matter to your practice.
Find your course
by area of practice
Our courses follow the same lines as your own training record: the areas of practice recognised by the French national council of the profession (Conseil national de l’Ordre). Every course is built around clinical reasoning and real cases, so you can apply it in clinic the very next day.
Lower limb
Lower limb · 6 courses
Upper limb
Upper limb · 6 courses
Spine
Spine · 3 courses
Sports physiotherapy
Sports physiotherapy · 6 courses
Pelvic health
Pelvic health rehabilitation · 8 courses
Neurology
Neurological rehabilitation · 3 courses
Pain
Pain management · 2 courses
Vascular & lymphatic
Vascular and lymphatic rehabilitation · 2 courses
Geriatrics
Rehabilitation in geriatrics · 1 course
Vestibular
Balance and vestibular rehabilitation · 1 course
Maxillofacial
Oro-maxillofacial rehabilitation · 1 course
And, outside the recognised areas of practice
Running a practice is not an area of practice recognised by the Conseil national de l’Ordre. It is, however, a real need: managing your clinic and your finances, and evaluating your own practice.
Running a practice
Management, finances and practice evaluation · 3 courses
Our physiotherapy instructors · 100% online courses · DPC courses · Evidence-based practice · On-site in Paris · On-site in Lyon · On-site in Bordeaux
Online or on-site,
the choice is yours
At your own pace, wherever you are
Our online physiotherapy courses are available around the clock from your computer, tablet or phone. You move at your own pace, between two patients or in the evening, with unlimited access over time: including content updates as the science moves on.
Hands-on practice, among peers
Our on-site courses put the emphasis on supervised practice and shared clinical experience, right across France. Use our interactive map to find a session near you.
DPC, FIFPL or direct:
three ways to fund a course
The right option depends on your status (self-employed, locum, employed) and on the allowance you have left. We will guide you through any of them.
Funded, and compensated
Working under the French health insurance agreement? The Agence nationale du DPC covers the tuition cost of eligible courses and pays you compensation for lost earnings (at the ANDPC rates in force). It is also how you meet your three-yearly obligation. Eligibility is stated on every course page: see all our DPC physiotherapy courses.
For self-employed practitioners
The FIF PL, the French training fund for self-employed professionals, covers tuition fees, locums included, up to the annual ceilings set for the profession. Once your DPC allowance is used up, it is the natural fallback. Specific ceilings apply to online physiotherapy courses.
Simple and immediate
Would you rather not depend on a funding application? Booking directly gives you immediate access to your course, and the cost is deductible as a business expense for self-employed practitioners.
Leading names,
French-speaking and international
Our courses are taught by clinicians and teachers who are references in their field: including several international names rarely available in French, such as Ben Cormack (pain and spine) and Adam Meakins (shoulder), alongside French-speaking experts such as Bryan Littré (neurology). All hold to the same standard: content grounded in the evidence and directly applicable in clinic.
In the words
of the physiotherapists we train
A thoroughly practical course. I used to struggle to make my return-to-sport decisions objective, and I have come away with a real assessment framework, useful tests and, above all, a clear logic for progressing without rushing the stages.
Clear, well referenced, with patient accounts and clinical cases that make everything really concrete, excellent!!
Strong points: hands-on time, regular breaks, an instructor who is genuinely passionate, evidence-based data. You can apply it in clinic immediately.
Your trained colleagues
are already on the map
Every physiotherapist trained at Physio Learning appears on PhysioMaps, the map of trained practitioners, with the specialisms they have completed. Explore it to find trained colleagues near you… and join them: your expertise becomes visible, to your patients and to the colleagues who refer to you.
Explore the mapGet started in 3 steps
Select your funding
DPC, FIFPL or direct booking: straight from the course page.
Start learning
Immediately with e-learning, or at the next on-site session near you.
Your questions,
our answers
How much does a physiotherapy course cost?
As of July 2026, most Physio Learning e-learning courses cost between 290 and 450 € including VAT (from 60 € for a short module to 690 € for the most comprehensive), and on-site courses 590 € including VAT (up to 756 €). Depending on the course, that cost may be funded through the DPC or the FIFPL, or paid directly: eligibility is stated on every course page.
Which physiotherapy courses are eligible for the DPC?
DPC eligibility is stated on every course page in our catalogue. Eligible courses let you meet your three-yearly obligation and entitle physiotherapists working under the French health insurance agreement to ANDPC compensation.
Can I use both the DPC and the FIFPL in the same year?
Yes: they are two separate schemes. Many self-employed physiotherapists use their DPC allowance and then fund a further course through the FIFPL. Each scheme has its own annual ceilings.
I work as a locum: am I entitled to funding?
Locums working on a self-employed basis pay contributions to URSSAF, the French social security collection agency, and come under the FIFPL: you can therefore have your tuition fees funded on the same terms as practice owners.
How long do I have access to an e-learning course?
Access is unlimited in time, updates included: when the guidelines change, the content of your course changes with them, at no extra cost.
Are your courses genuinely “evidence-based”?
Yes: it is our reason for existing. Every piece of content is built from current scientific data and international guidelines, by instructors who both practise and publish in their field. Our open-access clinical summaries, with their PubMed references, show what that means in practice.
I am newly qualified: are these courses suitable?
Most of our courses start from clinical reasoning and are suitable straight out of training. The level and any prerequisites are stated on every course page.
Will I receive a certificate of attendance?
Yes, a certificate is issued at the end of every course: needed in particular as supporting evidence for the DPC or the FIFPL.
What is an on-site course like?
Small groups, with a large share of supervised practice. Sessions run right across France: check the interactive map to find the nearest one.
Do you offer 100% online physiotherapy courses?
Yes: a large part of the catalogue is available as e-learning, accessible around the clock at your own pace. Some topics exist in both formats: choose the one that suits the way you learn.
Are you a Qualiopi-certified provider?
Yes, Physio Learning is Qualiopi-certified for training activities. It is that quality certification which makes our courses fundable through the DPC and the FIFPL.
Who is behind Physio Learning?
Healthcare professionals, with no outside investors. The provider was founded in 2021 on one conviction: continuing education for physiotherapists deserves the same scientific standard as research itself. Get to know us.
Your next course
starts here
Join the 7,300 physiotherapists who have already trusted Physio Learning to move their practice forward.