Course Title

The Voice and the Pelvic Floor

Course Description

This remote course will introduce participants to foundational concepts needed to be able to use vocal techniques to treat the pelvic floor and core. The course includes several hours of didactic information followed by interactive lab activities conducted via Zoom.

The respiratory diaphragm has long been linked to pelvic floor health and functioning, but the voice has not. That is now rapidly changing as research emerges to link all three diaphragms, not just physiologically, but from a neuropsychological lens. Singing is a sport, but one needn't to be able to sing to access the power of the voice in pelvic floor therapy. Phonation and vocalization are ideal, alternate but essential pathways to treating pelvic floor dysfunction and promoting pelvic floor health. In fact, perhaps the most critical part of one's success as a therapist depends on their voice, so this course provides benefits in two ways: 1) Teaching participants how to find their voice and use it as a therapeutic modality – effectively, safely, and efficiently. 2) Teaching participants how to use vocal interventions to impact not just pelvic, but overall health and well-being.

Start Date/Time and Time Zone:

Oct 3, 2026 10:00 AM America/Los_Angeles

Location

NA - Registrants Attend this course via Zoom