Learn about exceptional achievements in pelvic health as we shine the spotlight on our dedicated members, sharing their experiences, expertise, and passion to empower and educate the public about the benefits of physical therapy. If you are an Academy member, share your story with us!
When pelvic-health concerns began appearing again and again in my orthopedic practice, I realized that seeing only part of the picture was no longer enough. Continue Reading
Congratulations to the 101 newly Board-Certified Pelvic & Women's Health Clinical Specialists (Class of 2026)! Continue Reading
Taking Pelvic Health Physical Therapy Beyond Our Professional Borders: My Experience at the XXVIII World Congress and International Vulvovaginal Disease Update 2026 Continue Reading
A scholarship, a weekend in Chicago, and one unforgettable learning experience confirmed that pelvic health physical therapy is exactly where I am meant to be. Here's how one opportunity helped shape the beginning of my journey. Continue Reading
We were able to attend the 4th International Conference on Physiotherapy in Oncology in Dublin, Ireland, where we presented our poster “Patient Inclusion Guidance in Clinical Practice Guideline Development: Physiotherapy Rehabilitation of Urinary Incontinence in Patients with Prostate Cancer”. Continue Reading
Millions of women quietly adapt to bladder leaks, pelvic pain, constipation, and painful intimacy—not because these symptoms are untreatable, but because they've been told they're simply part of life. What happens when we challenge that belief? Continue Reading
It only took one morning shadowing a pelvic health physical therapist to completely change the direction of my career. Continue Reading
Dr. Flores’ dedication to advancing physical therapy through leadership, scholarship, mentorship, and service reflects the very spirit of the FAPTA designation. Her contributions continue to shape and strengthen the profession while inspiring future generations of physical therapists. Continue Reading
There is a significant and growing need for pelvic health physical therapy providers in the rural communities of the United States. Continue Reading
A student perspective on the overlooked connection between urinary urgency, pelvic health, and fall risk in older adults. Continue Reading
This year, I had the privilege of representing our profession and the Academy of Pelvic Health in congressional and Senate offices as part of APTA Capitol Hill Day 2026, advocating for maternal health policy and the role of physical therapy in the postpartum period. Continue Reading
Interested in how PTs and PTAs, across a variety of clinical settings, can better support perimenopausal women through both rehabilitative and preventive care? Read this blog post by CA State Rep Yuhang Cai, inspired by a community screening of The (M) Factor 2: Before the Pause [Perimenopause]. Continue Reading
