Why Present at an APTA Pelvic Health Virtual Pop-Up?

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Have a Clinical Question You Wish More Clinicians Were Asking?

Bring your clinical perspective, evidence, and ideas to conversations that matter in pelvic health.

Some of the most valuable conversations in pelvic health begin with a question.

Maybe you've noticed something in your patients that isn't being discussed enough. Maybe new evidence has changed the way you practice. Maybe you've developed an approach that has helped your patients—or you've been thinking about a topic from a perspective others haven't considered.

Those ideas are worth sharing.

An APTA Pelvic Health Virtual Pop-Up is an opportunity to bring those ideas to the Academy community through focused, timely, and practical education.


Why Consider Presenting?

A Virtual Pop-Up isn't simply another webinar. It's an opportunity to bring a focused topic to the pelvic health community and connect evidence, clinical experience, and practical application.

Share What You're Learning
Bring current evidence, clinical experience, emerging ideas, or specialized knowledge to colleagues who are interested in learning with you.

Explore a Focused Question
Take a deeper look at a specific population, clinical challenge, or question that deserves attention in pelvic health.

Connect Evidence to Practice
Help translate research and clinical knowledge into practical strategies, tools, and approaches that participants can consider in their own practice.

The goal isn't simply to share information. It's to explore important topics in a way that connects evidence, clinical experience, and practical application.

Virtual Pop-Ups are available live or on-demand, giving participants the flexibility to engage with the education in a way that works for them.


You Don't Have to Be a “Speaker”

You don't have to be a professional speaker to have something worth teaching.

Some of the best educational topics come from people deeply engaged in their work—clinicians noticing patterns in practice, researchers exploring unanswered questions, educators finding better ways to teach a challenging concept, or professionals bringing an interdisciplinary perspective.

If you've ever thought, “Someone should really be talking about this,” consider whether you could be the person to start that conversation.

Start with what you know:

  • What are you seeing in your patients that deserves more attention?
  • What evidence has changed the way you practice?
  • What clinical challenge do you wish you had better tools to address?
  • What do you wish more pelvic health clinicians understood?

Any one of those questions could be the beginning of a Virtual Pop-Up proposal.


You Bring the Perspective. We Provide the Platform.

Whether you're an experienced educator or considering presenting for the first time, a Virtual Pop-Up is an opportunity to contribute your question, experience, evidence, or idea to the Academy community.

You don't need to fit a particular mold. What matters is having relevant expertise, a meaningful topic to explore, and an evidence-informed perspective to share.


Where Could Your Idea Fit?

The Academy regularly invites proposals for upcoming Virtual Pop-Ups. Explore the current opportunities below to find a topic that aligns with your clinical interests, experience, or area of inquiry.

PROPOSALS DUE DECEMBER 1, 2026
Pregnant & Powerful: Exercise in Pregnancy Updates for 2027
Seeking proposals focused on current literature surrounding exercise during pregnancy, including research published since the development of the 2019 Canadian Guidelines and current ACOG recommendations.
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PROPOSALS DUE MARCH 1, 2027
Everything Connects to the Pelvis: Integrating Whole-Body Approaches into Pelvic Health Practice
Seeking proposals that think beyond traditional pelvic frameworks and integrate orthopedic, neuromuscular, respiratory, and movement-based strategies into pelvic health care.
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PROPOSALS DUE MAY 1, 2027
Mental Health Challenges in Male Pelvic Health
Seeking proposals showcasing tools and clinical strategies to address various aspects of mental health and overall care of the male patient.
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PROPOSALS DUE JUNE 1, 2027
Adolescent Pelvic Health: The Missing Conversation
Seeking proposals focused on clinically relevant topics related to adolescent pelvic health, including assessment, treatment, education, communication, and interdisciplinary care.
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