Christina Vivit, SPT, is a second-year DPT student at Saint Louis University (DPT Candidate, Class of 2019) in St. Louis, Missouri, with interests in becoming a womenâs health physical therapist. Continue Reading
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Wholeheartedly, I would like to thank the APTA Section on Womenâs Health for providing me with the 2018 Combined Sections Meeting (CSM) Student Scholarship; I am so grateful for being part of such a welcoming, supportive, and passionate tribe of individuals as part of the Section on Womenâs Health. Continue Reading
Yoshimi Sakurai is a physical therapist based in Tokyo, Japan, whose focus is in physical therapy for motor disorders. Yoshimi teaches at a local university and also sees a lot of patients with osteoarthritis. Yoshimi has recently taken the Pelvic Health Physical Therapy Level 1 and the Fundamental Continue Reading
Aika Sasaoka is a physical therapist based in Tokyo, Japan, who has been treating post-partum women in their 20s-40s. Aika has taken perineal rehabilitation courses in France and has been interested in pursuing more education on urinary incontinence. Aika hopes to treat menopausal and elder women in Continue Reading
The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Annual Clinical & Scientific Meeting was held this year in San Diego, CA on May 6-9, 2017.  I had the pleasure of attending and representing the SOWH by presenting two presentations, âOB Physical Therapyâ and âGYN Physical Therapyâ to a... Continue Reading
The creations of clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) is a crucial process for examining and maintaining the validity of recommendations, as well as provide classification and definition using the International Classifi cation of Functioning, Disability, and Health (ICF) terminology related... Continue Reading
The 2016 State Policy & Payment Forum was held September 17-18, 2016, at the Omni William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh, PA. The State Policy & Payment Forum increases attendeesâ knowledge of state legislative issues that impact physical therapy practice and payment, as well as improve individual advocac Continue Reading
Physical therapists need several key statistical skills to bolster the quality of their patient care, according to Mark Bishop, PT, PhD, the new statistician of the Journal of Womenâs Health Physical Therapy. Continue Reading
Reflections from New Editor-In-Cheif Cynthia Chiarello. A new team of leaders in womenâs, menâs, and pelvic health physical therapy has united to strengthen and innovate the top-rated membership benefit of the Section on Womenâs Health: the Journal of Womenâs Health Physical Therapy. Continue Reading
In 2016, members of the Section on Womenâs Health rated the Journal of Womenâs Health Physical Therapy as their most used and valued benefit. Their allegiance to the peer-reviewed publication prompted the SOWH Board of Directors to invest in a major upgrade, including development of a revamped strat Continue Reading
The most important lesson physical therapists can take away from the Section on Womenâs Healthâs new video course on âUrogynecological Clinical Evaluation and Treatmentsâ is to âto understand the variety of assessment and office procedures,â says creator Daniel Gruber, MS, MD, FACOG, FPMRS, Lt Col, Continue Reading
I have been teaching for the Section on Womenâs Health for years, but what I witnessed in May 2017 as one of four instructors leading SOWHâs first Tokyo courses is the most amazing experience yet. Continue Reading