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4.1/5
170 Ratings , 20 Reviews
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Pelvic floor dysfunction is a common yet often overlooked issue that impacts many patients' daily lives, contributing to pain, incontinence, and functional limitations. However, many general clinicians, PTs, and OTs feel underprepared to assess and treat these concerns confidently.
This course provides a clear, practical guide to help clinicians integrate pelvic floor therapy into their existing practice. Attendees will gain evidence-based strategies and assessment tools they can apply immediately to identify pelvic floor dysfunction and implement effective interventions. By the end of the course, clinicians will feel empowered to expand their scope, improve patient outcomes, and address pelvic health with confidence.
Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Assistants
3/5
Lauren (AK) on Jun 22, 2026
could do better with editing out all the water breaks throughout the podcast
4/5
Deborah (NM) on Jun 21, 2026
would have preferred video format
5/5
Maureen (CA) on Jun 14, 2026
the documentation recommendations was unexpected and very helpful., as was the sample evaluation
4/5
Abrina (OK) on Jun 09, 2026
it would be nice to have the instructors be able to re-record their podcast if they make a mistake when speaking or etc.
4/5
Stephanie (OK) on Jun 06, 2026
i was hoping for a slide in the handout that listed the resources she suggested for further education at the end. it was difficult to tell if the references listed were the same.
2/5
Erin (MI) on Jun 01, 2026
the only new information was a couple positions to use for pelvic floor lengthening. the course was extremely basic and more suited to laymen understanding than a medical professional.
3/5
Jonnae (ID) on May 11, 2026
i wish she talked about ther act in billing. just take a drink, no need to announce it
4/5
Jordan (NY) on Apr 25, 2026
editing could be done to adjust for speaker's errors and water breaks
4/5
Jennifer (AZ) on Apr 17, 2026
it was good to hear clarification on what is within our current scope of practice and how we can ethically bill for it.
4/5
Alora Danan (PA) on Apr 10, 2026
i appreciate the pdf of visuals that accompanied the podcast! it was difficult to envision with just words and i found myself following along with the pdf\/slides.
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