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Upcoming Pelvic Floor Level 2B Courses
Pelvic Floor Level 2B - Houston, TX
Apr 24, 2021 - Apr 25, 2021
Location: Texas Children’s Hospital
Pelvic Floor Level 2B
Function, Dysfunction and Treatment: Urogynecologic Examination and Treatment Interventions
| Price: $695 ($725 within one month of the course) Experience Level: Intermediate Contact Hours: 22.5 |
This three day (8 hours of online content, plus 2-days of in-person learning) intermediate-level continuing education course further defines skills and knowledge learned in the foundational Pelvic Floor Level One course. Specific, advanced examination techniques such as pelvic muscle mapping and interventions including downtraining of overactive muscles is instructed. With a specific focus on urogynecologic conditions including prolapse and pelvic organ descent, various pelvic pain diagnoses, and abdominal wall rehabilitation, the participant will be able to learn specific skills to treat these conditions that have a significant negative impact on a woman's health. Evidence-based references and case studies will be presented for thorough understanding of current medical evaluation and management of each condition.
Instruction in female urogynecologic anatomy occurs throughout this continuing education course, along with education in current terminology and clinical models related to trunk and pelvic control. Detailed internal vaginal and external perineal examinations are included in the practical lab activities, during which the participant will have two instructors and several experienced lab assistants as guides. An entire lecture is dedicated to the management of prolapse and pelvic organ descent so that the pelvic rehabilitation provider will be able to develop clinical and home program strategies for the patient who presents with conditions such rectocele, cystocele, or uterine prolapse.
Common conditions associated with female pelvic pain are included throughout the three days of education. Such diagnoses may include vulvar pain, vestibulitis, interstitial cystitis or bladder pain syndrome, episiotomy, dyspareunia, lichen sclerosis, lichen simplex, or lichen planus. Both abdominal and pelvic muscle tenderness is higher in patients who have chronic pelvic pain, and increased pelvic muscle tender points have been noted to correlate with higher rates of depression, dyspareunia (pain with sexual function), and bowel dysfunction. (Montenegro et al., 2009; Montenegro et al., 2010) Assessment and treatment of pelvic and abdominal wall tender points is instructed along with abdominopelvic nerve dysfunction and relaxation training- all are strategies that the clinician can employ immediately following completion of this continuing education course. The important and sensitive topic of sexual abuse and trauma as it relates to pelvic dysfunction and to care of the patient is discussed.
Please note, the Pelvic Floor series of courses typically fill up about 2-3 months before the scheduled course date. It is highly recommended that participants register well in advance to reserve their seats. If you need your employer to send a check for your registration payment, please click the Request Invoice button on the course event page to reserve your seat.
Special Considerations:
As this continuing education course includes extensive lab work, all course attendees should come prepared to participate as both clinician and patient. Vaginal pelvic floor muscle examinations will be taught in labs. Labs will be conducted under the supervision of instructors and teaching assistants. There will be a ratio of at least one instructor/assistant for every ten participants. Past participants have found that wearing comfortable clothing that is easy for changing (such as skirts or athletic shorts) is very useful for labs. Due to temperature variations from clinic to clinic we would recommend wearing comfortable layers.
The Herman & Wallace Institute welcomes all professionals who are appropriately licensed at our courses. Being born with a vagina and other female anatomy is not a prerequisite for attending or participating fully in our courses. No one participant will be required to partner with any other one participant during labs.
Vaginal examination and internal myofascial manual therapy prior to 32 weeks gestation is not the common standard of medical practice. Participants who are pregnant who wish to participate fully in the entire course including in lab must bring a clearance letter from their physician allowing them to participate in the labs is required. Participants who are pregnant also have the option of bringing their own lab model for examination, or they have the option of working in a group of three during lab times.
PLEASE NOTE: This course includes internal assessment and exam techniques, which will be practiced in partnered pairs in lab time. H&W strives to foster an environment that is safe and supportive. Survivors of past trauma should be aware that performing or experiencing internal exam may be triggering, and that many, regardless of their histories, feel strong emotions when practicing these techniques. In order to foster an environment that is non-triggering and safe for all participants, we recommend all participants consider the emotional impact they may experience during the course, and consider consulting a trauma counselor or therapist prior to attending.
Prerequisites:
Pelvic Floor Level 1, through Herman & Wallace or Pelvic PT 1 through the APTA is required. Exceptions to this policy may be granted on a case-by-case basis, to inquire about such exceptions please contact us.
Audience:
This continuing education seminar is targeted to physical therapists, occupational therapists, physical therapist assistants, occupational therapist assistants, registered nurses, nurse midwives, and other rehabilitation professionals. Content is not intended for use outside the scope of the learner's license or regulation. Physical therapy continuing education courses should not be taken by individuals who are not licensed or otherwise regulated, except, as they are involved in a specific plan of care.
Assignments:
In order to derive the most benefit from this course, we ask our participants to be sure to internalize the material and to review any areas of knowledge that are recommended as foundational and prerequisite skills:
Required Readings
1. Stress Urinary Incontinence and Pelvic Load Transfer by Diane Lee and Linda-Joy Lee
2. Read the articles from the National Vulvodynia Association website on vulvodynia and its diagnosis
3. Painful Bladder Syndrome/Interstitial Cystitis by Jane M. Meijlink
4. Review the anatomy of the pelvis and perineum
5. The Standardization of Terminology of Pelvic Floor Muscle Function and Dysfunction Report from the Pelvic Floor Clinical Assessment Group of the ICS
6. Gray's Anatomy for Students - Ebook available at a 20% discount at the preceding link (use discount code ELS25OFF). Registrants who already own a copy, are not required to purchase an additional one. Please Contact Us with any questions about the use of this text as a required reading in this course.
References
De Souza Montenegro, M. L. L., Mateus-Vasconcelos, E. C. L., Silva, J. C. R. E, Nogueira, A. A., Dos Reis, F. J. C.,& Poli Neto, O. B. (2010). Importance of pelvic muscle tenderness evaluation in women with chronic pelvic pain. Pain Medicine, 11(2), 224-228.
Montenegro, M. L. L. S., Gomide, L. B., Mateus-Vasconcelos, E. L., Rosa-e-Silva, J. C., Candido-dos-Reis, F. J.,
Nogueira, A. A., & Poli-Neto, O. B. (2009). Abdominal myofascial pain syndrome must be considered in the differential diagnosis of chronic pelvic pain. European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproductive Biology, 147(1), 21-24.
Upon completion of this continuing education seminar, participants will be able to:
1. Identify anatomy/pathophysiology of the female reproductive and urologic systems with reference to vaginismus, vulvodynia, dyspareunia, pelvic organ prolapse and interstitial cystitis/painful bladder syndrome.
2. Identify specific pelvic floor muscle locations with external and internal vaginal examinations.
3. Perform internal vaginal myofascial and soft tissue treatment techniques to the pelvic muscles.
4. Describe and teach three neuromuscular relaxation training techniques for the pelvic muscles.
5. Perform an SEMG pelvic floor muscle assessment and interpretation for appropriate treatment intervention.
6. Perform external perineal examinations appropriate for vaginismus, vulvodynia, dyspareunia, pelvic organ prolapse and interstitial cystitis/painful bladder syndrome.
7. Perform patient related education and behavioral instruction pertaining to discussed urogynecologic conditions.
8. Demonstrate muscle assessment tests to identify anterior and posterior vaginal wall relaxation (pelvic organ prolapse).
9. Develop treatment plans for pelvic pain syndromes.
10. Complete appropriate screening and referral as needed for patients who are healing from sexual trauma.
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Recorded Lecture: Watch Before the In-Person Component of the Course Pelvic rehabilitation concepts, anatomy (30 mins) |
Day One: 7:30 Registration |
Day Two: 8:00 Questions from Day 1, review post-test
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We always want to hear from those interested in hosting our courses. We work with healthcare organizations of all types, sizes, and locations. Please, Contact us about Hosting Pelvic Floor Level 2B or any other course!
I took my first course in July 2019 but haven’t really had the opportunity to practice much pelvic floor therapy. I was very nervous coming to this class because of my lack of experience. After these 3 days I feel so much more confident in my skillset and realized how much I retained from the first course. I attribute this to the incredible instructors I had for both courses, Pany and Susannah.
- Lauren Borro PT, DPT, CMTPT - Bethesda, MD
I took my first course in July 2019 but haven’t really had the opportunity to practice much pelvic floor therapy. I was very nervous coming to this class because of my lack of experience. After these 3 days I feel so much more confident in my skillset and realized how much I retained from the first course. I attribute this to the incredible instructors I had for both courses, Pany and Susannah.
- Lauren Borro PT, DPT, CMTPT - Bethesda, MD
Great addition to knowledge – 2nd day lab. A bit redundant - love the instructors! Nari and Christine and TA(Andrea).
- Amy Hayes, PTA - Cantonment, FL
Love these courses and how warm, informed and willing to help these instructors are. I never leave disappointed!
- Jamie Alexander, PT, DPT, ATC - Peoria, AZ
This was a fantastic course! I look forward to taking this knowledge to my patients. Thank you so much to Nari & Christine for these wisdom and ideas and for encouraging others to share theirs as well.
- Jennifer Sorrow, SPT - Decatur, GA
I have been so excited for this course and if went above and beyond my expectations! This weekend, my goal was to improve my palpation skills of the pelvic floor to better treat and assess my patients. Following this course, I have so much confidence going home and applying what I’ve learned with my pelvic patients. Not only did my palpation skills grow, but the knowledge of pelvic pain and various things associated with pelvic pain has grown exponentially. I cannot wait to apply my new knowledge to my practice!
- Tristen Nichole Swengle, PT, DPT - Owasso, OK
This is above and beyond the best pelvic course I have taken. The instructors were incredible – such extensive knowledge, engaging, entertaining, funny and wholistic in their approach to these topics. I have been a PFPT for 10 years and have been recurring continued on the topics covered in this course throughout my years in practice. Even with all this additional training and education, I have learned so much in this course. It has been so engaging; I haven’t wanted to miss a single moment of it. Heading back to my practice, I feel refreshed, re-energized, better equipped and informed. Thank you.
- Jocelyn Buckingham PT, DPT - Tucson, AZ
This is a wonderful class for both beginners and practitioner. It was very helpful to add to current knowledge have and excellent updates would recommend to anyone who wishes to treat the population.
- Sheila Guess, PT - Louisville, KY
Excellent course with great balance of lecture and useful lab techniques that can be used on return to the clinic.
- Wendy O'Shea, MSPT - Englewood, OH
Excellent course that will allow me to advice my career in pelvic health.
- Tara Johnston, DPT - Whitefish, MT
This is my second class with Stacey Futterman Tauriello and Rivka Chudnoff. I was delighted when I found out they were my instructors again. They are so knowledgeable and approachable and create a wonderful class environment. The lab assistant were also so helpful and generous with their advice and instruction. My only issue is I wish the pictures in the manual were larger but understand the challenges in doing so.
- Patricia Keane, PTA - South Salem, NY
Great course w/ great content! Appreciate the addition of clinical anecdotes – ensure that take home point/ more context re: manual tx techniques on why a structure would be assessed or treated (sacrotuberous ligament, ischiorectal fossa, eg.) Videos of lab techniques helpful – more would be great!
- Brooke Ficara, PT, DPT - New York, NY
This is a great adjunct to level 1 especially to help work with pelvic pain and more complex cases.
- Dr. Becky Evans, PT, DPT - Denver, CO
Instructors were awesome. Inspire interest and confidence in the subject for new pelvic floor PTs.
- Pamela Kopfensteiner, PT, DPT, SFMA, CSCS - Woodcliff Lake, NJ
Everyone in this course was so knowledgeable and experienced yet approachable and warm. It was a great reminder of how the patient feels on the table. And I really appreciate the body positive talk of the instructors. I have been to so many other cod-en courses where you walk away feeling like there a million things wrong w/ you and I instead felt empowered w/ H & W.
- Brianna Durand, PT, DPT - Seattle, WA
I feel so much more comfortable w/ palpation skills after this course! Learning more treatment options will be beneficial for my practice. Adequate amount of lab assistance was a plus! Thank you!
- Amy Sinclair PT, DPT, OCS - Whittier, CA
Great course and content, great transition from level1. Great labs and clinical pearls learned.
- Kayla Heger, PT, DPT, ATC, LAT - West Fargo, ND
I loved it and learned so much information – both theoretical and practical and am learning with so many more methods of treatment and interventions.
- Claire Delcambre, PT, DPT - Playa Del Rey, CA
Wonderful course w/ great information included to enhance my practice. Instructors were incredibly knowledgeable and gave very practical and applicable examples for practice. I would highly recommend this course to anyone looking to further their practice in the pelvic health area.
- Brittany Souder PT, DPT - Maple Valley, WA
This was such a good course! It helped me become much more confident with my anatomy of the pelvic floor and also to think much more about my wording and language with my patients.
- Lea Klein, MSPT - Denver, CO
Great class! It really brought together what I learned in 1A. I really appreciate everything! Special short out to come! You had great and best of luck and your growth as an educator and H & W! Joyce was amazing and so willing to get in during the lab and help.
- Mary Rozina, PT, DPT - Upland, CA
Excellent course! This will help me put together better specificity in my objective findings as well as broaden the treatment ideas. I’ve been using. Thank you to all instructors!
- Elizabeth Rucker - San Diego, CA
Overall great course, lots of treatment ideas to bring back to practice.
- Caroline Vink PT, DPT - Pikesville, MD
Pamela & Pany are very knowledgeable speakers.
- Giselle Oriendo, PT, CLT - Hamilton, NJ
Absolutely loved this course as well as the instructors. Jen and Heather brought excellent examples and continuing my education with H and W and increasing my knowledge base to assist my clients.
Denise Clifton, OTR/L - Morganton, NC
Great Course – Really helpful and applicable. I drove 10 hours and it was worth it.
Tiffany Higginbotham MS PT, OCS - Montgomery, AL
The class was very informative. I can’t wait to take 2A.
Laurice Marie Morton, D.P.T - Mooresville, NC
I truly enjoyed the course. As someone doing pelvic PT of 5 years, it re-iterated/confirmed/reviewed, but also strengthened my skills and understanding.
Carly Soltman, PT, DPT - Camarillo, CA
Supportive and highly knowledgeable instructors. Great feedback and help with hands on techniques.
Rowena Tam PT, DPT - San Diego, CA
Great course! Come wanting to learn more about pelvic/pain treatments, particularly Endo and IC you all did a fabulous job. Thank you!
Rowena Tam PT, DPT - San Diego, CA
Wonderful Course with very knowledgeable instructors.
Rebecca Eddings PT, DPT - Denver, TN
A great course to build upon pelvic floor education with very applicable etiology, exam and treatment techniques.
Kathryn Huffman, PT, DPT - Durham, NC
The course was taught by engaging a knowledgeable clinician, Information presented was very applicable to clinical practice.
Katherine Dietzel, PT, DPT – Marietta, GA
This course was exactly what I needed to advance my knowledge and skills.
Caitlyn Van Damm, OTD, OTR/L - Tillson, NY
I feel more confident with manual skills now that I have taken this course.
Dr. Kathleen Engelhardt - Buffalo, NY
Each Herman and Wallace course I have attended has provided me with excellent instruction, practice and resources to implement into clinical practice. I love having the opportunity to meet and learn with so many passionate and knowledgeable.
Danielle L. Moreau, DPT – Wakefield, RI
Michelle and Allison are so knowledgeable and up to date with the latest research. They are bubbling over with excellent resources and clinical pearls.
Katelyn Fritz, PT, MPT - Chico, CA
This was the most beneficial course thus far and correlated diagnoses and dysfunction with came over into treatments based on you findings. Thank you!
Carlie Henzler, PT, DPT, CCI - Sandusky, OH
Great course! I learned so much. I am a million times more confident in my manual skills.
Nicole Shires, PT, DPT, CSCS - Pasadena, MD
I have taken 5 courses of Herman and Wallace affiliated instructors and I am beyond impressed.
Shanna Duffy, PT, DPT - South Royalton, VT
Very informative and allows me to go back to the clinic and use the information to treat on Monday morning! Loved the instructors, TA’s and all of their knowledge and expertise.
Alyssa Itzkowitz, DPT - Vernon, CT
This course like all other Herman and Wallace course left me excited and inaugurated to return to work on Monday. I feel that I could apply the skills night away. I look forward to learning more to better treat my patients.
Megan Fosko, PT, DPT - Hartsdale, NY
Herman and Wallace always provides up to date research and their instructors give great hands on manual techniques that help strengthen personal skills. Their patient experience and knowledge help you bring back what you learn to your practice.
Danielle Khoury, DPT - Ogden, UT
PF2B was a perfect build from PF1.
Julia Pierson, PT, DPT - Murray, UT
Each course I take I get more excited and motivated to keep learning.
Roberta Michelle Stringer, DPT - Friday Harbor, WA
Allison and Lila were great instructors. They presented a lot of information and made it interesting. The TA’s were awesome! All worked hard and were very helpful. Great course!
Joni Vaughn-Powell, MPT - Pocatello, ID
As a long time orthopaedic PT who was newly introduced to these assessment and treatment skills for the pelvic floor and associated areas, I realize how important this information is, along with treating underactive pelvic floor level 1. We can help so many more people and may be missing by pieces of the puzzle if we don’t consider what these courses have to offer!
Sheri Pueblo, MSPT - Bishop, CA
Wonderful class.
Katherine Rush, PT - Lees Summit, MO
Absolutely loved the transparency and vulnerable of each of the instructors. They are so real and genuine. So knowledgeable!
Addie Long, DPT - Lawrence, KS
By far a great group of instructors. I would most definitely like to take another course taught by Nari and Jen. The class was great, having their confidence and experience was great. They were by far the best continuing education instructors I have even been taught by. Having great TAs also was amazing!
Carla R. Carrillo, DPT, PT - Clarksville, MD
This class was incredibly helpful! All instructors and TAs were amazingly friendly and offered great personal experiences.
Emily Koch PT, DPT - Naperville, IL
Enhancing learning experience with excellent and engaging instructors.
Jennesa Fahey DPT - New Lenox, IL
I want to thank Nari and Jen for providing information above and beyond the manual handouts! It really excites me to apply the new techniques in my practice!!!
Gretchen Liska, PT, DPT - Naperville, IL
Tina and Jennifer were awesome. Time flew by, no dull movement! Manual has lots of information, resources included. Thank you! Looking forward to attending more courses.
- Smita Mehta,PT,DPT - San Antonio, TX
Both clinician instructors were fabulous! I would like to see an online review module that could be completed prior to the course so we can spend more time practicing new skills and less time reviewing.
- Virginia Arnette, SPT - Lafayette, CO
Instructors and TA’s very approachable and patient. Continued patient examples that bring all concepts together well very good learning environment.
- Hannah Guilbeau, PT, DPT - Louisiana, LA
I was pleased with how the instructors and lab assistants helped me improve my internal palpation skills. This course improved my knowledge of pelvic rehab.
-Alyssa Easley PT, DPT - Katy, TX
Incredible course. I am leaving with more knowledge, skills, confidence, and joy in treating pelvic health.
-Havely Carsky, PT, DPT - Winston-Salem, NC
Thank you so much, Tina, Jessica and all lab assistants for sharing your knowledge. You all are an invaluable resource. I cannot wait to take my expanded knowledge back to my clinic.
-Brittney N Suelflow, PT, DPT - West Allis, WI
Jessica and Tina are both awesome and so knowledgeable. This course made me excited about Pelvic PT and about taking more Herman Wallace classes! Thank You!
-Heather Alaniz PT, DPT, OCS - Chicago, IL
Muscle mapping was so helpful!! I wish I would have learned it sooner. It helped so much better way understanding of PF Anatomy.
-Lauryn Beecher, SPT - Milwaukee, WI
Truly enjoyed every minute of the course. I really appreciated the additional focus on the importance of taking care of ourselves as clinicians. Overall information was very informative and also included a review of PF 1.
-Meaghan Dullea, DPT - Knoxville, TN
Really appreciated the instructor's knowledge and willingness to provide “extra” to this class, really made for a great weekend of learning for me!
-Kaeli LaMont, PTA - Seattle, WA
(How I felt after this class:) "Give me your tired, your weak, your huddled masses, who yearn for freedom from pelvic floor dysfunction."
-Stephanie Erickson, DPT – Sarona, WI
I felt the course helped increase my confidence w/ PF assessment, anatomy, and treatment! I have a better grasp on when & why the internal examination is appropriate. Being a new grad, this area of PT can be overwhelming & a very sensitive area, but H& W has really helped prepare me for this caseload.
-Brianna Droessler-Aschliman, PT, DPT – Appleton, WI
Thank you for a wonderful weekend of learning. There will be so many patients who will now benefit from all the knowledge I have gained. Stacey and Michelle were phenomenal.
- Kaitlin McGeary, DPT – Harrisburg, PA
I like the personal experience info given by presenters. They are also very well versed in their presentation materials, which makes it so much easier to follow along. I feel 100x more confident in my assessment/intervention skills after taking this course.
-Laurie Gauthier, PT – Chicago, IL
Herman and Wallace never disappoint! They always bring the perfect amount of evidence-based material, clinical experience and remembering patient preference to their courses. I always leave more motivated and excited about this career I have chosen.
-Bonnie Bahler, DPT -Salem, OR
I thought this course was very evidence-based and the instructors were very knowledgeable. The manual was easy to navigate and will be great as a reference in a clinic.
Jessica Powley, DPT – Greenville, SC
Really good explanation of anatomy- I finally fully understand it! I was unsure of my manual techniques for pelvic pain before, but now I have increased confidence!
Jenny Hastreiter, PT - Rice Lake, WI
This was a great course to build confidence and skills!
-Sarah Knight, PT – Minnetonka, MN
I feel much more comfortable and confident with assessment during internal evaluation, differentiating between structures, and the use of more tools for treatment techniques.
-Heather Sletten, PT – Fargo. ND
Elizabeth and Jennifer are bright, organized and full of energy. These girls are tremendous instructors and have really inspired me. I am so excited to begin my own pelvic health clinic…on Monday!! P.S., In addition, the girls have a fabulous sense of humor!
-Laura Schwartz, PT – Bayshore, NY
The participant to instructor ratio is excellent and allows for a lot of one on one instruction. I feel very prepared to treat.
-Tracie Del Sesto - East Greenwich, RI
I like that Elizabeth charged up the BF lab 2nd time around. I felt like I didn’t take as much out of the 1st one as I could have but when she agreed to have everyone do the same thing 2nd time around it really helped. Instructors were great! Very encouraging and willing to answer my many questions.
-Jocelyn Zolna-Pitts, PT – Chicago, IL
I feel that I have some great resources to use. Even though my head is full. It will be okay!
-Kim Krueger, PT – Hudson, WI
Great instructors. Came together by the final lab, Thanks!
-Natalie Hickenbotham, PT - Santa Barbara, CA
I appreciate your amazing instructors who bring great knowledge and clinical expertise.
-Blair Green, PT – Atlanta, GA
Presenters were very well informed. Delivery was great. Thanks
-Lydia Morris, PT, CMTPT – Richmond, VA
This has been a great journey and a wonderful direction for my menopausal career!!
-Starr Stanich, PT – Galveston, TX
Love this area of PT! Thank you for all your help. Always awesome classes. Can’t wait till PF3 in the fall. It is definitely a Journey!
-Marsha Camp, PT – Murfreesboro, TN
Each course is clearly laid out and organized with excellent manuals to back up what was covered. I am grateful for the thoroughness and care that goes into this program clearly guiding us towards providing us with the skills to evaluate and treat patients with pelvic pain problems.
-Carolyn Bentley PT, DPT, MEd – Amherst, MA
This course was wonderful. It met all of my expectations and answered all of my questions and then some!
-Beatriz Lizaso, MSPT - Pembroke Pines, FL
Single Dilator- $10
Vaginal Electrode- $45
Dilator kit at vaginissmus.com- $45
Bottle of slippery stuff- $7
This Class- PRICELESS
-Summer Lewis, PT, DPT - Little Rock, AR
Great course with a team of enthusiastic and experienced clinicians. Thank you so much for your guidance and insight. Lots of great attention during labs!
-Cathleen Ey, PT – Savannah, GA
This course provided me with so much information that I can immediately use on my patients. Thanks!
-Charmaine Mire, MOT – Houston, TX
The number of lab instructors and assistants was excellent.
-Kathy Bochnowski, PT - Park City, VT
Great course and breadth of material.
-Heather Baker, PT – Chicago, IL
Great job overall. Will greatly help maximize my treatment outcomes! Appreciate the new info about IC/Painful bladder syndrome.
-Amanda Owens, DPT – Indianapolis, IN
This course was great! The instructors are very knowledgeable. Kathe Wallace has a great sense of humor and makes learning fun and interesting. At the St. Louis course they provided bottled water for the class participants. That was really nice.
-Laura Ricci, PT – Amarillo, TX
By the end of the 3-day class, I felt very comfortable treating the muscles of the PF internally.
-Katherine Balduzzi, DPT – Syracuse, NY
I feel much better about my assessment/evaluation skills. The anatomy review with the theory was great. My attention was held the entire course, great info, great class. I feel much more confident.
-Rebecca Moses – Baltimore, MD
Very impressed with the organization. I feel everyone was excited about the information and really invited the questions.
-Vanessa Beachner, PT – Raytown, MO
Having the instructors walk through a lab line by line was very helpful. Great to have so many teacher assistants with lab. All have excellent knowledge.
-Nadia Sanchez, DPT - Chesapeake City, MD
PF anatomy finally makes sense…FYI: much better atmosphere for learning than at the APTA women’s health PF level 2 class.
-Rebecca Baron, PT, OCS – Cheyenne, WY
Love Lab Time. Both Elizabeth and Brigid are extremely knowledgeable and bring their years of expertise with them into the teaching arena. Their skill level and passion for pelvic health PT inspire this the course. Loved it and learned lots!
-Michele Palmer, MSPT – Boulder, CO
You leave after 3 days with really good information and mad skills to start treating on Monday morning!
-Nancy Suarez, MS, PT – Burlington, VT
Great experience as a student. Felt like everyone was willing to help and answer questions especially as someone who has less experience.
-Christina Marino, SPT – St. Louis, MO