Overview
In this live, webinar course, we teach Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, and Student Physical Therapists clinically relevant information and provide training in the examination, evaluation and intervention of female pelvic pain, anatomy, pathophysiology and physical therapy evaluation/treatment of pelvic floor dysfunction related to pelvic pain in the female patient. The PH2PP Webinar course conducted 100% virtually and is one of two prerequisites for the PH2 Lab course.
Topics
- Pelvic pain diagnoses (anatomic, physiologic, neurologic)
- Patient evaluation (pudendal neuralgia, vulvodynia, vaginismus, painful bladder syndrome, endometriosis, coccydynia, etc)
- Vaginal pelvic floor muscle examination
- Female sexual response and sexual dysfunction
- Musculoskeletal impairments related to pelvic pain
- Non-musculoskeletal pathology
- Patient care plan development
- Manual myofascial release techniques, trigger point release techniques, abdominopelvic interventions
- Clinical application of modalities
- External manual therapy techniques
- Rigid taping techniques
- Coccyx pain and dysfunction
- Behavioral intervention strategies (diet, lifestyle, posture)
Included
- 🕒 14 Contact Hours
- 📕 Electronic lecture manual
- 📚 Pre-readings and supplemental handouts
- ✔️ Evaluation survey
- ✍🏻 Multiple-choice question exam (must get 80% or higher)
- 📑 Certificate of Completion
- 🥇Shareable Digital Badge
Certification Affiliation
This course is affiliated with the Academy's Certificate of Achievement in Pelvic Health Physical Therapy (CAPP-Pelvic) Program. Although pursuing the CAPP-Pelvic certification is optional, we highly recommend it for all eligible individuals, especially those already engaged in CAPP-Pelvic affiliated courses, to attain the CAPP-Pelvic distinction.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this PH2PP Webinar and PH2 Lab, participants will be able to:
Examination / Evaluation
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Describe the anatomic, physiologic and neurological components of pelvic pain diagnoses.
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Perform an appropriate evaluation of a patient with pelvic pain diagnoses to include pudendal neuralgia, vulvodynia, vaginismus, painful bladder syndrome, endometriosis and coccydynia.
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Demonstrate ability to perform a vaginal pelvic floor muscle examination for patients with pelvic pain diagnoses.
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Describe the female sexual response and demonstrate understanding of sexual dysfunction.
Diagnosis / Prognosis
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Differentiate between musculoskeletal impairments related to pelvic pain and signs and symptoms associated with non-musculoskeletal pathology requiring further medical examination.
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Develop functional goals for musculoskeletal impairments identified in patients with pelvic pain based on a systematic interview and examination of the patient.
Intervention
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Develop an evidence-based and appropriate plan of care for physical therapy intervention of musculoskeletal impairments for patients with pelvic pain.
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Perform manual myofascial release techniques, trigger point release techniques and abdominopelvic interventions for the treatment of patients with pelvic pain.
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Describe appropriate clinical application of modalities for pelvic pain diagnoses.
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Perform external manual therapy techniques and rigid taping techniques to address pain and dysfunction related to the coccyx.
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Provide behavioral intervention strategies to manage pelvic pain including lifestyle changes, diet, and proper posture.
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Testimonials
“The instructors are a great example of experts in this glorious field and they inspire me to continue on this learning path to certification. Thank you!”
“I thought the content and breaks were well organized, instructors were engaged with us and I felt that overall it was a great learning experience. Webinars allow for greater access to people with families!”
“It was great, a good way to learn didactic stuff from the comfort of your home and not having to spend money on travel etc.”
“I feel fortunate & grateful to have the opportunity to be able to attend this excellent course and learn a ton remotely given certain restrictions due to the pandemic. Although I had to wake up at 2:45 am (Hawaii time) this weekend, it was absolutely worth it!!!”
“Thank you so much to the Academy and our amazing instructors for this opportunity! Very well organized and excellent Webinar!"
Schedule
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- Pre-Reading: Please complete all pre-readings prior to the course.
- Day 1: 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM Central Time (Central Standard Time US)
- Arrive 15 minutes before the course starts for attendance check and Zoom check
- Day 2: 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM Central Time (Central Standard Time US)
- Arrive 15 minutes before the course starts for attendance check and Zoom check
- Breaks: 15 min Morning break, 1 hour lunch break and 15 minute afternoon break
Pricing
Please note that early-bird rates expire 30 days prior to the scheduled course. Want to qualify for member pricing? Join the Academy today!
Type |
Early-Bird |
Regular |
PT Member |
$440 |
$490 |
PTA Member |
$328 |
$378 |
SPT Member |
$328 |
$378 |
Non-Member |
$510 |
$560 |
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