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Prolapse symptoms can be a real struggle... Do you feel like you can’t live the life you used to live before your prolapse? Are you still having pain during sex, but not sure how to fix it? Do you feel like your symptoms are constantly on your mind and keeping you from enjoying life? Do you wish you could do more exercises as well as things like holding your child, but you’re worried your symptoms are just going to get worse and you’ll have to have surgery? PREGNANCY CONNECTION GROUP Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe WEEK 7 Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe WEEK 8 Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe WEEK 9 Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe WEEK 10 Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe WEEK 11 Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe WEEK 12 Back Series you may like: Go to Personal Courses

Prolapse symptoms can be a real struggle... Do you feel like you can’t live the life you used to live before your prolapse? Are you still having pain during sex, but not sure how to fix it? Do you feel like your symptoms are constantly on your mind and keeping you from enjoying life? Do you wish you could do more exercises as well as things like holding your child, but you’re worried your symptoms are just going to get worse and you’ll have to have surgery? Power Over Prolapse E-Course Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe 11. Bonus C: Constipation Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe 11. Bonus D: Constipation Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe 12. FAQ's Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe 14. Reference 13. Resources Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Promo for the Challenge Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Previous Page Series you may like: Go to Personal Courses

Dr. Fiona McMahon PT, DPT, PRPC is a Physical Therapist working in NYC. She has devoted her entire career as a physical therapist to the treatment and awareness of pelvic floor dysfunction. Addressing Pelvic Floor Issue in Kiddos Subscribe Watch Trailer Subscribe Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Now Playing Addressing Pelvic Floor Issues in Kiddos: Part 1: anatomy, physiology, and development $ 41:38 Watch Trailer Now Playing Pelvic Floor Dysfunction in Kiddos Part 2: Bowel Dysfunction in the Child and Adolescent $ 59:54 Watch Trailer Now Playing Bladder Dysfunction in the Child and Adolescent $ 50:41 Watch Trailer Now Playing PF Dysfunction in Kiddos Part 4: Practical Tips for the Rehab Therapist $ 55:35 Watch Trailer Series you may like: Go back to main page

Coccydynia and lumbopelvic pain are common presentations experienced by patients in both the orthopedic and pelvic health settings and results in restriction of the most basic functional activities. Coccydynia Basic Series Subscribe Watch Trailer Subscribe Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Now Playing Coccydynia Basics Part 1 $ 01:20:19 Watch Trailer Now Playing Coccydynia Basics Part 2 $ 01:09:49 Watch Trailer Series you may like: Go back to main page

The following pelvic health webinars cover foundational knowledge on the pelvic floor, including anatomy, function, and essential exercises. Looking for more resources? Visit our PFM page at myPFM.com. Pelvic Floor Basics The following pelvic health webinars cover foundational knowledge on the pelvic floor, including anatomy, function, and essential exercises. Looking for more resources? Visit our PFM page at myPFM.com. $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Load More Pelvic Floor Basics Webinar Series

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The following pelvic health webinars offer essential clinical care tools, covering topics like patient assessment, treatment techniques, and evidence-based practices. Clinical Care Tools The following pelvic health webinars offer essential clinical care tools, covering topics like patient assessment, treatment techniques, and evidence-based practices. Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe $ Subscribe Subscribe $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Load More Clinical Care Tools Webinar Series

Analyze the role of the lumbar spine, pelvic girdle, and lower extremity in LBP. Sex Med Mini Course Subscribe Watch Trailer Subscribe Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Now Playing Sex Med Mini Course Pt. 1: Vaginal Estrogen $ 01:04:57 Watch Trailer Now Playing Sex Med Mini-course Part 3 Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder $ 53:49 Watch Trailer Now Playing Sex Med Mini-course Part 4 Disorders of Orgasm & Arousals $ 55:25 Watch Trailer Series you may like: Go back to main page

Pregnancy Pregnancy Learn about Pregnancy & the Pelvic Floor. Pregnancy & Postpartum Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe SUI and Pregnancy Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Post Partum Return To Run: A 4 Phase Protocol Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Labor and Birth: Preparing the Pelvic Floor 2021 Women experience life-changing symptoms postpartum like leaking, issues with sex, pain, diastasis, and prolapse; All symptoms related to the pelvic floor. Pregnancy and birth result in massive stretch and injury to the pelvic floor muscles. What do we do with other injuries in our body? We rehabilitate them, we give them attention. We need to do the same for the pelvic floor. The good news is that we can be proactive and start the process during pregnancy. Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Early Cesarean Rehabilitation A cesarean is major abdominal surgery. Post-op PT is common practice for other orthopedic surgeries, why isn’t it common for cesareans? Learn basic rehabilitation skills for early cesarean recovery - Acute care, orthopedic, and pelvic PTs will all find value in this course. Acute care PTs may even become inspired to start their own Acute care OB program! Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Postpartum Posture: Treatment and Prevention Learn how to help postpartum moms improve their posture to reduce pain, increase their quality of life, and set them up for success! We will explore postpartum posture, common postpartum complaints related to posture and how we can intervene to help this special population. Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe In this Webinar, we will review the prevalence of and factors associated with postpartum urinary leakage. We will also briefly review possible prevention and treatment methods of postpartum urinary leakage. Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe New baby…now what? The postpartum pelvic floor Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Weight Training Postpartum - How to Program Lifting in the First Year Postpartum Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Returning to Exercise in the Postpartum Phase: What do I need to Know? Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Postpartum Return to Crossfit This course will focus on returning patients/clients to crossfit and other high level activities postpartum, including jump rope, box jumps, and squats. Screen for postpartum dysfunction including diastasis recti, pelvic organ prolapse, and stress urinary incontinence (SUI) will be covered as well orthopedic considerations including a lower quarter joint mobility and strength screen. We will discuss manual therapy techniques for common lower quarter joint restrictions as well as basic pelvic floor treatments. Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Rehabilitation and Gait strategy for Pelvic Floor Dysfunction in Runners Returning to run in the post partum state varies based on the individual presentation of the patient. New guidelines provide evidence on how to safely assist a patient in returning to the high impact activity of running. This course will also go over the evidence surrounding gait changes after pregnancy and factors such as footwear. Post-partum women require special considerations from their feet to their cervical spine, this course will discuss these considerations. Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe From The Foot To The Pelvic Floor: How To Progress Exercise In The Post-Partum Runner Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Perineal Tear Prevention Workshop Jeanice is a licensed physical therapist, president of Integrity Rehab, and administrator of Integrity Home Health. She graduated from Loma Linda University with her Bachelor of Life Sciences and Master of Physical Therapy degrees. Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Birth Injuries To describe the different birth injuries, both seen and unseen, that can occur. Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Rehabilitation Strategies for Common Proximal Orthopedic Running Injuries Returning to run in the post partum state varies based on the individual presentation of the patient. New guidelines provide evidence on how to safely assist a patient in returning to the high impact activity of running. This course will also go over the evidence surrounding gait changes after pregnancy and factors such as footwear. Post-partum women require special considerations from their feet to their cervical spine, this course will discuss these considerations. Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Labor & Birth 2020 Women experience life changing symptoms postpartum like leaking, issues with sex, pain, diastasis, and prolapse; All symptoms related to the pelvic floor. Pregnancy and birth result in massive stretch and injury to the pelvic floor muscles. Load More Pregnancy, Perineal Tear, 4th degree tear, return to running, breastfeeding, postpartum, birth, pain, labor pain, Jill Krapf, Caitlyn Mccurdy Robinson, Ann Croghan, Sarah Boyles, Chantal Traub, Safety First, Marcy Crouch, Susan Clinton, Pelvic Girdle Pain, 2nd Stage Labor, Breath, Breathing, Hormones, Pacifying Pregnancy Pain, Prenatal Clients, Melissa Stendahl, Lacey Forsyth, Prep H, Hemorrhoids, Nipple Pain

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Stream expert-led sexual and pelvic health education on Pelvic Flicks. On-demand videos for individuals and professionals—accessible anytime, anywhere. Sexual Health The following pelvic health webinars delve into sexual health topics, covering issues such as intimacy, pleasure, and addressing sexual dysfunction. For additional resources, visit our dedicated Sexual Health page at myPFM.com. Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Sexual Health Webinar Series

Category Bladder BLADDER Leakage can happen to anyone at any time. It may surprise us out on the basketball court or catch us off guard with an untimely sneeze. We may even experience it while we’re sleeping, having sex, or simply sitting up in bed. Leaking, bladder, SUI, incontinence, bladder leaks, Urinary incontinence, Urology, Pelvic Floor Impairments, Hip and Urinary Incontinence, Nocturnal, Enuresis, Urogynecology, Hugo Davila, Amanda Olson, Lauren Trosch, Charley Peterson, Tessa Krantz Bladder Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe 7 Ways To Find Your Pelvic Floor Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe 4th Trimester 5 - Leaking Urine on the way to the toilet Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe It all comes back to the nervous system! Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Dr. Stephanie Lewis: Pelvic Health Foundations Module 5: Bladder & Urinary Dysfunction Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Continence and Dementia: Strategies for Success Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Neuroaffirming Bowel & Bladder Strategies for Neurodiverse Children Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe PF Dysfunction in Kiddos Part 4: Practical Tips for the Rehab Therapist Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Office and Surgical Management of Prolapse & Urinary Incontinence Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Hormone Therapy - The Who, When, Why & How Meet your Instructor: Sarah Boyles is an expert urogynecologist (FPMRS) with more than 15 years of clinical experience. She manages her successful group practice, publishes widely in her field and creates national FPMRS quality standards. Recognizing the need for pelvic floor education in society at large, she has recently pivoted to creating quality content for women that is easy to obtain outside the clinical arena. Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe New Structure for PFM Assessment Using ICS Terminology Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Hypermobility and the Pelvic Floor Hypermobility, greater than expected range of motion, contributes to pain and other symptoms and is frequently missed by healthcare professionals. Like any other connective tissue, the pelvic floor can be greatly impacted by Hypermobility and associated conditions. Objectives: 1. The participant will be able to identify hypermobility the role it plays in pelvic floor. 2. The participant will be able to have a better understanding of disorders that can be associated with hypermobility. Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Treatments for OAB 1. Be familiar with the different treatments. 2. Understand the risks and benefits. Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Surgical Treatments for Stress Urinary Incontinence During this one-hour webinar, participants will: 1. Be familiar with the different surgeries for SUI. 2. Understand the risks and benefits. Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe In this Webinar, we will review the prevalence of and factors associated with postpartum urinary leakage. We will also briefly review possible prevention and treatment methods of postpartum urinary leakage. $ Subscribe Subscribe Urology Indications, Common Tests and Interpretation Upon completion, the participant will be able to: 1. Identify signs and symptoms that support a urology referral. 2. Identify common urology tests and procedures used. 3. Apply outcomes of urology tests to clinical practice in pelvic PT. Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Part 1 of this 4 part series will introduce common pelvic floor injuries associated with running, epidemiology, and running physiology. Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe The Hip and Urinary Incontinence This course will explore factors beyond the pelvic floor that contribute to stress urinary incontinence. While many of our patients are able to improve their pelvic floor problems with pelvic floor muscle strengthening, there are many factors beyond the pelvic floor strength that may contribute to improved outcomes. Most notably, we will discuss the latest research on the role of hip strengthening in regaining continence. Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Nocturnal Enuresis Part 1 Learn current theories and guidelines for approaching the treatment of pediatric bedwetting as pelvic health physical therapists. Parents and other medical clinicians may also find this information helpful. Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Urinary Incontinence & Urogynecology Load More

The following pelvic health webinars provide valuable career tools for health professionals, including guidance on practice growth, patient communication, and specialized care approaches. Career Tools The following pelvic health webinars provide valuable career tools for health professionals, including guidance on practice growth, patient communication, and specialized care approaches. Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe $ Subscribe Subscribe Load More Career Tools Webinar Series

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Prolapse symptoms can be a real struggle... Do you feel like you can’t live the life you used to live before your prolapse? Are you still having pain during sex, but not sure how to fix it? Do you feel like your symptoms are constantly on your mind and keeping you from enjoying life? Do you wish you could do more exercises as well as things like holding your child, but you’re worried your symptoms are just going to get worse and you’ll have to have surgery? Power Over Prolapse E-Course Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe 7. What to Expect Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe 8. Risk Factors 9. Interventions I Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Trailer Watch Trailer $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe 10. Conclusions 9. Interventions II Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe 11. Bonus A Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe Watch Preview Watch Preview $ Subscribe Subscribe 11. Bonus B Previous Page Next Page Series you may like: Go to Personal Courses