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PGP Clinical Practice Guidelines acknowledge the need to shift away from viewing this pain through a biomechanical lens. A trauma-informed, biopsychosocial care approach that emphasizes pain education and empowerment to self-manage characterizes the current recommended care will be presented. Continue Reading

I had the distinct honor of presenting our workshop: “Beyond the Tip of the Iceberg: A Comprehensive Approach to Menopause Transitions”, with Dr. Naz Siddique, Dr. Anne Ford, and Dee Hartmann during the American Urogynecology Society Pelvic Floor Disorders Week (AUGS PFD Week). Continue Reading

This collaborative session, hosted by the Rome Foundation’s Anorectal Biofeedback Committee and the Academy of Pelvic Health Physical Therapy, explores key clinical concepts in the use of anorectal biofeedback to treat conditions such as dyssynergic defecation and fecal incontinence. Continue Reading

Pelvic health is not just a specialty—it’s a movement toward dignity, healing, and whole-person care. Continue Reading

What are we doing to address the unique needs of our patients? Continue Reading

This is a valuable opportunity for prospective residents to get a detailed look at multiple programs across the nation. Continue Reading

Explore the different terminal degrees available for pelvic health professionals. From PhD to EdD and beyond, there are a number of ways to continue your education or get involved with research! Continue Reading

Pelvic health physical therapists are often amongst the first professionals patients consult for pelvic floor concerns, which can significantly affect sexual functioning and intimacy. While the focus of training traditionally emphasizes anatomy, physiology, and rehabilitation, patients Continue Reading

Join APTA Pelvic Health in celebrating the incredible work of pelvic health physical therapy professionals and their commitment to transforming lives. Discover how both patients and professionals can get involved in this year's National PT Month! Continue Reading

I heard about volunteer and election opportunities from Academy emails. I know we all get them, and there came a time when I was ready to find out more about how to get involved when an email popped up in my inbox. Continue Reading

Across the country, there is a growing interest in offering acute care physical therapy for women after delivery. The enthusiasm behind this is contagious! When it comes time to sit down and start the planning process, many questions emerge: Where do we start? Continue Reading

Initially I received an email with a call for reviewers. I thought I would be a good fit to be a reviewer. I really enjoy the flexibility of the ERC. I am able to chose my availability which allows me to be very active when I am able as well as step back when I have too many other commitments. Continue Reading