Pelvic Health Physical Therapy Level 3 Hybrid Webinar
PH3 Hybrid Webinar
The PH3 (Pelvic Health Physical Therapy Level 3) consists of three separate courses: PH3 Hybrid Webinar, PH3 Neuro Webinar, PH3 Male Webinar, and PH3 Peds Webinar. The completion of only one is required to become eligible for CAPP. To advance to any of the PH3 Webinars, one must have successfully completed PH1 (either PH1 Webinar/PH1 Lab or PH1 Combined), PH2PP Webinar, PH2BD Webinar, and PH2 Lab. Please note that there is no lab component to any of the PH3 webinars; all PH3 webinar options are 100% virtual.
In this webinar course, we teach physical therapy professionals clinically relevant information and training for the evaluation and intervention of male urinary incontinence and pelvic pain, lifespan-specific considerations, including pediatrics, and individuals with neurological involvement.
Topics
- Pathophysiology
- EMG relaxation training
- Male patient rectal examination
- Introduction to rehabilitative ultrasound imaging (RUSI)
- Physical therapy evaluation and intervention of pelvic floor dysfunction (PFD) in male patients
- Pediatric populations
- Geriatric populations
- Neurologic patients
- Changes in the pelvic organs throughout the life cycle
- Interdisciplinary treatment of pelvic dysfunction
- Clinical decision-making
- Integration of skills acquired at all CAPP Pelvic courses
Please carefully review each course’s individual description, objectives, time-ordered agenda, and lab requirements before registering.
CAPP-Pelvic Affiliation
This course is a required course for those pursuing the Certificate of Advanced Practice in Physical Therapy in Pelvic Health (CAPP-Pelvic). To be eligible for the CAPP program, you must complete all required courses directly through the Academy of Pelvic Health Physical Therapy. Prerequisite courses completed outside the Academy will not meet the eligibility requirements. Participation in this course does not obligate you to pursue the CAPP program. It can be taken independently of the certification pathway if so desired.

