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Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy

Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy

This comprehensive course is designed for healthcare professionals and physiotherapists looking to deepen their knowledge and clinical skills in diagnosing, treating, and managing pelvic floor disorders. Whether you’re a physiotherapist, women’s health specialist, or healthcare provider working with pelvic health, this course equips you with the latest evidence-based techniques and best practices in pelvic floor rehabilitation. You will gain a thorough understanding of the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of the pelvic floor, along with hands-on training in therapeutic interventions.

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16 Sep 2024

Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy

What You'll Gain

  • Understanding Pelvic Floor Anatomy & Function
  • Diagnosis & Assessment of Pelvic Floor Disorders
  • Therapeutic Interventions & Rehabilitation
  • Advanced Treatment Approaches
  • Special Considerations in Pelvic Floor Therapy
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Duration: 12 Months

Pelvic Certificate

Course Curriculam

  • Overview of Pelvic Floor Musculature:
    • Anatomy of the pelvic floor muscles
    • Functions of the pelvic floor in supporting organs
    • Understanding pelvic floor dysfunction
  • Role of the Pelvic Floor in Bladder, Bowel, and Sexual Function:
    • Relationship between pelvic floor muscles and continence
    • Sexual health and pelvic floor
    • Pelvic floor’s role in pregnancy and postpartum recovery
  • Understanding Common Pelvic Floor Disorders:
    • Prolapse, urinary incontinence, and fecal incontinence
    • Pelvic pain disorders (e.g., dyspareunia, vaginismus)
    • Post-surgical pelvic floor complications
  • Clinical Examination Techniques:
    • External and internal pelvic floor assessment
    • Manual palpation techniques for muscle tone and strength
    • Assessing pelvic floor contraction and relaxation
  • Diagnostic Tools and Tests:
    • Urodynamic testing and EMG biofeedback
    • Pelvic ultrasound for muscle imaging
    • The use of pressure sensors to measure muscle function
  • Patient History and Symptom Identification:
    • Common symptoms and signs of pelvic floor dysfunction
    • Identifying contributing lifestyle factors (e.g., obesity, childbirth, posture)
    • Using questionnaires and assessment forms to document patient history
  • Strengthening and Relaxation Exercises:
    • Kegel exercises: Variations and progression
    • Exercises for overactive and underactive pelvic floor muscles
    • Functional pelvic floor exercises integrated with breathing
  • Biofeedback and Electrical Stimulation:
    • Utilizing biofeedback devices to track muscle activation
    • Electrical stimulation for strengthening weak muscles
    • Practical applications and patient guidance
  • Manual Therapy and Myofascial Release:
    • Techniques for releasing tension in pelvic floor muscles
    • Internal and external myofascial release approaches
    • Scar tissue management post-surgery or childbirth
  • Urinary Incontinence (Stress, Urge, and Mixed):
    • Causes and risk factors for different types of incontinence
    • Therapeutic exercises and lifestyle modifications
    • Behavioral interventions and bladder retraining techniques
  • Pelvic Organ Prolapse:
    • Grading severity of prolapse
    • Conservative management and exercises
    • Pessary use and patient education
  • Pelvic Pain Syndromes and Sexual Dysfunction:
    • Treating chronic pelvic pain (e.g., vulvodynia, prostatitis)
    • Addressing painful intercourse (dyspareunia) through physiotherapy
    • Strategies for improving sexual health and function
  • Postpartum and Post-Surgical Pelvic Floor Care:
    • Early intervention post-childbirth (e.g., cesarean, episiotomy recovery)
    • Addressing diastasis recti and core strengthening
    • Post-hysterectomy and other pelvic surgeries rehabilitation
  • Breathing Techniques and Core Integration:
    • Importance of diaphragmatic breathing in pelvic floor function
    • Coordinating pelvic floor engagement with core muscles
    • Posture correction and alignment exercises
  • Lifestyle Modifications for Pelvic Floor Health:
    • Nutrition, hydration, and bladder health
    • Weight management and physical activity recommendations
    • Stress management and its impact on pelvic floor function
  • Patient Education and Empowerment:
    • Teaching patients to self-assess and monitor symptoms
    • Developing long-term maintenance programs for pelvic health
    • Strategies for patient motivation and adherence to treatment

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