Upon completion of this continuing education seminar, participants will be able to:

1. Screen patients for safe use of modalities considering precautions and contraindications
2. Describe the evidence supporting the selection and use of common modalities in pelvic health
3. Apply biofeedback including but not limited to surface EMG for uptraining, down training and coordination training
4. List 3 modalities to support care of patients with each of the following conditions: incontinence, pelvic pain and bowel dysfunction
5. Instruct patients on home program options for using modalities and support tools as part of their home program
6. Demonstrate application of three tools used for physiological quieting techniques
7. Select and provide education for postural support devices/ equipment
8. Explain the potential benefit of modalities such as dry needling, shockwave and real time imaging ultrasound