Share Your Academy CAPP Course Experience

Academy Course Experiences

Share Your Course Journey

Help future learners see what it is really like to participate in an Academy course. Capture your experience before, during, and after the course through photos, short videos, and personal reflections.

For Each Approved Full Experience
$100 OFF

your next CAPP course webinar

or
$50 OFF

your next CAPP in-person lab

Take Us Along on Your Learning Journey

We are looking for a collection of authentic moments that tell the story of your course. Your submission should help someone understand how you prepared, what the learning experience was like, who you met, and what you took away from the course.

What Your Submission Should Show

Organize your content around the three stages of your Academy course experience.

01

Before the Course

Show us how you prepared and what you were looking forward to.

Include at least two:

  • Your manual, materials, or study setup
  • Coffee and course manual
  • Packing for an in-person course
  • Traveling to the course location
  • Your online learning setup
  • A “Day 1” photo or short video
  • Why you chose this course
Main Story
02

During the Course

Capture the learning, interaction, and community that make the experience memorable.

Include at least three:

  • Taking notes or reviewing course materials
  • Faculty teaching or demonstrating
  • Hands-on learning or group activities
  • Your webinar workspace or blurred Zoom screen
  • Selfie of yourself at the course
  • A photo with faculty, with their permission
  • Academy giveaways, badges, or course materials
  • A favorite moment from the day
03

After the Course

Reflect on what you learned and celebrate completing the experience.

Include at least two:

  • A course-completion or group photo
  • Your most valuable takeaway
  • Something that surprised you
  • How you plan to use what you learned
  • Advice for a future participant
  • A short course reflection video
  • Your trip home or post-course celebration

What Qualifies as a Full Experience?

A full experience includes varied, usable content from throughout your course journey.

5-10

Photos

Include varied settings, subjects, and perspectives—not repeated angles of the same moment.

1–3

Short Videos

Submit vertical videos approximately 15-30 seconds long whenever possible.

3–5

Reflections

Answer several prompts in one to three sentences each to add context to your content. Each clip may be 15-30 seconds.

3

Stages

Include content representing your experience before, during, and after the course.

Capture Different Types of Moments

A strong submission includes a mix of photos and videos that provide context, show people in action, and highlight the details that made your experience special.

📸 Respect the Learning Environment

We encourage you to capture and share your CAPP experience, but please do so in a way that respects your fellow participants and the learning environment. Keep photography and recording brief and non-disruptive, and always follow directions from Academy staff or faculty. At certain times, photography or recording may not be permitted to protect participants, preserve the educational experience, or respect the confidentiality of course activities. Please only photograph or record individuals who have knowingly chosen to participate and avoid capturing patient information, confidential course materials, or examination content.

Eligible  CAPP Courses:

  • PH1 Webinar, PH2BD Webinar, PH2PP Webinar, PH3 Neuro Webinar, PH3 Peds Webinar, PH3 Male Webinar, PH3 Hybrid
  • OB Ante Webinar, OB Post Webinar, OB AntePost Lab, OB Intra Lab

Wide Shot

Show the full classroom, lab space, webinar setup, or learning environment.

Action Shot

Capture note-taking, discussion without sound, demonstrations, or hands-on learning of yourself. No photos or videos of anyone in any state of undress.

Detail Shot

Highlight your manual, digital badge, or course certificate, coffee mug, giveaway, notes, or course materials.

People & Connection

Capture posed group photos with classmates, faculty, coworkers, or new professional connections. We encourage photos where everyone intentionally joins the picture and is looking at the camera, helping ensure that everyone included has chosen to participate.

Personal Reflection

Record yourself sharing a takeaway, course highlight, or piece of advice.

Sample Photos 

These examples show the variety, composition, and storytelling style that make content most helpful.

The full setup: Course manual, coffee, notebook, and blurred webinar screen.
Learning in action: Participants engaged in a demonstration or activity.
Community: New connections, group photos, and faculty interactions.
The details: Manuals, badges, coffee, giveaways, and learning materials.
Course complete: A celebration, reflection, or favorite takeaway.

Sample Video Ideas

Videos do not need to be professionally produced. Authentic, well-lit clips recorded on your phone are perfect.

Come With Me to an Academy Course

Course Day Recap

Share a few short clips from getting ready, arriving, learning, meeting others, and wrapping up the day.

My Biggest Takeaway

Personal Reflection

Speak directly to the camera and share what you learned or what surprised you.

Course Setup Tour

Behind the Scenes

Give viewers a quick look at your webinar workspace, course materials, travel, or classroom environment.

Video tip: Hold your phone vertically, clean the camera lens, use natural light, minimize background noise, and keep each clip between 15 and 60 seconds.

Reflection Prompts

Answer three to five questions in one to three sentences each. Your responses help us understand the story behind your photos and videos.

Why did you choose this course?
What were you hoping to learn?
What was your favorite learning moment?
What surprised you most?
How did faculty support your learning?
What connection did you make during the course?
How will you use what you learned?
What would you tell a future participant?

Help Us Use Your Content

  • Clean your phone camera lens before taking photos.
  • Use natural light or a well-lit room.
  • Submit original, high-resolution files.
  • Capture different people, moments, and perspectives.
  • Keep videos steady and voices easy to hear.
  • Ask permission before photographing other people.

Please Avoid

  • Multiple nearly identical photos of the same subject.
  • Blurry, very dark, or heavily filtered content.
  • Visible private messages or participant information.
  • Recording hands-on participation without permission.
  • Photographing course content that should not be reproduced.
  • Adding copyrighted music to submitted videos.

Tag the Academy on Social Media

You do not have to wait until the course is over. Share moments from your experience and tag us so we can follow along.

@APTAPelvicHealth #APTAPelvicHealth #PelvicHealthPT #CAPPJourney

Share a Full Experience. Save on Your Next CAPP Course.

For each approved full course experience you submit, you will be eligible to receive one of the following:

$100 OFF Your next CAPP webinar
OR
$50 OFF Your next CAPP lab

Submissions are reviewed by the Academy and must meet the full-experience requirements to qualify. Discounts are issued after approval and may be subject to expiration dates, course prerequisites, course availability, and additional promotional terms. Discounts have no cash value and may not be combined with other offers unless otherwise stated.

Submit Your Academy Course Experience

Gather your original photos, videos, and written reflections before beginning the form. Large video files may take additional time to upload.

Submit Photos, Videos & Reflections

Content Permission

By submitting content, you confirm that you created or have permission to share the submitted photos, videos, and written statements. You grant the Academy of Pelvic Health Physical Therapy permission to edit, reproduce, publish, and use approved content in Academy communications, including its website, social media, email, digital advertising, presentations, and printed materials.

Please obtain permission from identifiable individuals featured in your submission. Do not submit confidential patient information, protected health information, or course content that participants are not permitted to reproduce.