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May 31-June 2, 2013 (Fri-Sun):
Fundamental Pregnancy and Postpartum Physical Therapy
May 31-June 2, 2013(Fri-Sun)
Location: St Louis, MO
Location Info: Washington University Program in PT 4444 Forest Park Blvd Campus Box 8502 St. Louis, MO 63108
Instructor(s): Susan Giglio
CEUs: 2.4
Course Introduction: This 3-day course provides practical, evidence-based knowledge and skill in physical therapy evaluation and intervention with the pregnant and postpartum patient. Didactic instruction includes: anatomical and physiologic changes in pregnancy; differential diagnosis in peri-partum; pregnancy-specific changes in posture and gait; postpartum recovery and scar tissue assessment and intervention; modalities during pregnancy, biomechanical strategies; exercise and wellness in pregnancy and postpartum; vaginal labor and delivery; and Cesarean Section and delivery complications. Additionally, advanced clinical decision making with these populations is discussed. Labs contain a maximum ratio of 8:1 participants to lab instructors to ensure valuable attention to each participant. Labs offer skills that are immediately applicable in your clinic and include: modifications of the pregnant examination; lumbopelvic examination and special tests (particularly for pelvic girdle dysfunctions); diastasis rectus abdominis assessment and intervention; external pelvic floor assessment and exercise (NO internal pelvic floor taught at this course); stabilization exercise in pregnancy and postpartum; Cesarean Section rehabilitation techniques; scar assessment and mobilization techniques; labor and delivery positioning strategies for labor augmentation and pain relief. At the end of this course, all participants will participate in comprehensive situational lab scenarios to pull together all skills learned. Skills integration testing is performed at the end of the third day. Course Hours: Day 1: 7:30 am – 6:00 pm Day 2: 8:00 am – 6:00 pm Day 3: 7:45 am – 5:00 pm *Please note full third day.
Prerequisites:
Required pre-reading is to be completed prior to the course. All pre-reading is available at this link.
Open To: Licensed Physical Therapists, PTA's, and Student Physical Therapists in their final year of school.
Lab Participation Requirements: Participants will be working in groups of 2-3 during labs. All participants will participate in labs as both “clinician” and “patient.” These labs are appropriate for all participants to fully participate, including pregnant, post-partum and male participants. Complete information on course participation requirements is located here.
Attendance Requirements: Participants are expected to stay through the entire course; please make your travel plans accordingly. Deduction of CEU certificate hours and ineligibility to participate in the CAPP process will occur for participants who leave the course early. Complete information on the attendance policy is included here.
Click Here For Required and Recommended Readings
SOWH Members: $620 (Join SoWH!)
APTA members: $675 (Join APTA!)
Non-member: $720
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June 28-30, 2013 (Fri-Sun):
Pelvic Floor Level 1
Level 1
June 28-30, 2013(Fri-Sun)
Location: Washington, DC
Location Info: Medstar Georgetown University Hospital 3800 Reservoir Rd Washington DC 20007
Instructor(s): Carina Siracusa Majzun
CEUs: 2.3
Course Introduction: This 3-day course provides physical therapists with practical knowledge and skill in the treatment of female urinary incontinence, with an introduction to the treatment of pelvic pain. Instruction in pelvic floor muscle anatomy, function, physiology, and pelvic floor muscle dysfunction will provide the clinician with skills for immediate clinical application and build the base for future courses. This course is the first prerequisite in the series of three pelvic floor courses designed to give the practicing clinician a comprehensive knowledge base in pelvic physical therapy. Course content is evidence-based, promoting the use of reliable tests and validated outcome measures. Instruction and lab practice intravaginal examination of the pelvic floor is a key component of this course. Participants will perform and experience intra-vaginal EMG biofeedback and electrical stimulation. Skills integration testing is performed at the end of the third day. Course Hours: Day 1: 7:30 am – 5:30 pm Day 2: 8:00 am – 5:30 pm Day 3: 8:00 am – 3:30 pm
Prerequisites:
Required pre-reading is to be completed prior to the course. All pre-reading is available at this link.
Open To: Licensed Physical Therapists, and Student Physical Therapists in their final year of school.
Of note, PTA's are no longer eligible to participate in any SOWH Pelvic Floor continuing education programs.
Lab Participation Requirements: Participants will be working in groups of 3 during labs. This course includes extensive labs with intravaginal assessment and examination. All participants must participate in labs as both “clinician” and “patient.” Participants who cannot participate as lab subjects are required to provide their own lab partners. Failure to participate as a lab subject, or to provide required lab partner if needed, will result in forfeiture of course completion and registration costs. Complete information on course participation requirements is located here.
Participants who MUST provide their own lab partners include (but are not limited to, contact info@womenshealthapta.org if further questions):
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ALL Male participants
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Pregnant women (except with written physician permission for FULL participation)
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Active vaginal infections
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Active STD or herpes lesions
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Active bladder or rectal infections
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Severe pelvic/vaginal/rectal pain that inhibits examination
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Lack of prior vaginal exam by a physician
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Active OB/GYN cancer
Attendance Requirements: Participants are expected to stay through the entire course; please make your travel plans accordingly. Deduction of CEU certificate hours and ineligibility to participate in the CAPP process will occur for participants who leave the course early. Complete information on the attendance policy is included here.
Click Here For Required and Recommended Readings
SOWH Members: $620 (Join SoWH!)
APTA members: $675 (Join APTA!)
Non-member: $720
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July 26-28, 2013 (Fri-Sun):
Pelvic Floor Level 3
Level 3
July 26-28, 2013(Fri-Sun)
Location: Chicago, IL
Location Info: Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago 345 E Superior Chicago, IL 60611
Instructor(s): MJ Strauhal
CEUs: 2.3
Course Introduction: This 3-day evidence-based course will provide clinically relevant information and training for the evaluation and treatment of male urinary incontinence, life span specific considerations, and individuals with neurological involvement. Lab will focus on EMG relaxation training and integration of complete vaginal and rectal examination learned in previous coursework. Lecture will include the pathophysiology and physical therapy evaluation and treatment of male patients, pediatric and geriatric populations, and pelvic floor intervention with neurologic patients. Changes in the pelvic organs throughout the lifecycle and interdisciplinary treatment of pelvic dysfunction will be reviewed. Course Hours: Day 1: 7:30 am – 5:30 pm Day 2: 8:00 am – 5:30 pm Day 3: 8:00 am – 3:30 pm
Prerequisites:
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Pelvic 1 and Pelvic 2 are required prerequisites for this course.
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Required pre-reading is to be completed prior to the course. All pre-reading is available at this link.
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Experience of 1 year or more in regularly managing patients with pelvic physical therapy, or working in a clinic with other experienced pelvic physical therapists, is strongly recommended prior to attending this course; lack of experience may greatly inhibit participant comprehension and attainment of skills during the course.
Open To: Licensed Physical Therapists.
This course is NOT open to PTAs and Student PTs.
Lab Participation Requirements: Participants will be working in groups of 2 during labs. This course includes extensive labs with intravaginal and intrarectal assessment and examination. All participants must participate in labs as both “clinician” and “patient.” Participants who cannot participate as lab subjects are required to provide their own lab partners. Failure to participate as a lab subject, or to provide required lab partner if needed, will result in forfeiture of course completion and registration costs.
Participants who MUST provide their own lab partners include (but are not limited to, contact info@womenshealthapta.org if further questions):
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ALL Male participants
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Pregnant women (except with written physician permission for FULL participation)
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Active vaginal infections
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Active STD or herpes lesions
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Active bladder or rectal infections
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Severe pelvic/vaginal/rectal pain that inhibits examination
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Lack of prior vaginal exam by a physician
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Active OB/GYN cancer
Click Here For Required and Recommended Readings
SOWH Members: $620 (Join SoWH!)
APTA members: $675 (Join APTA!)
Non-member: $720
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August 9-11, 2013 (Fri-Sun):
Pelvic Floor Level 2
Level 2
August 9-11, 2013(Fri-Sun)
Location: Rochester, NY
Location Info: Unity Health System at Ridgeway 2655 Ridegway Drive Rochester NY 14626
Instructor(s): Barb Settles Huge
CEUs: 2.3
Course Introduction: This 3-day evidence-based course will advance the pelvic physical therapist's examination, evaluation and intervention skills. Lab sessions will focus on intrarectal and coccyx examination skills. Lab will also include abdominal assessment and progression of previously learned Intravaginal assessment skills, with focus on treatment of pelvic floor pain conditions. Didactic topics will include bowel and colon anatomy and physiology, defecation disorders, and pelvic pain disorders (including IBS, vulvodynia, pudendal neuralgia, vaginismus, painful bladder syndromes, and endometriosis). Course Hours: Day 1: 7:30 am – 5:30 pm Day 2: 8:00 am – 6:00 pm Day 3: 8:00 am – 3:30 pm
Prerequisites:
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Pelvic 1 is a required prerequisite for this course. Participants who have taken a level 1 course through other pelvic educational institutions may contact the SoWH office at info@womenshealthapta.org to inquire about taking this level 2 course.
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Required pre-reading is to be completed prior to the course. All pre-reading is available at this link.
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Experience of 6 months or more in regularly managing patients with pelvic physical therapy, or working in a clinic with other experienced pelvic physical therapists, is strongly recommended prior to attending this course; lack of experience may greatly inhibit participant comprehension and attainment of skills during the course.
Open To: Licensed Physical Therapists.
This course is NOT open to PTAs and Student PTs.
Lab Participation Requirements: Participants will be working in groups of 2 during labs. This course includes extensive labs with intravaginal and intrarectal assessment and examination. All participants must participate in labs as both “clinician” and “patient.” Participants who cannot participate as lab subjects are required to provide their own lab partners. Failure to participate as a lab subject, or to provide required lab partner if needed, will result in forfeiture of course completion and registration costs.
Participants who MUST provide their own lab partners include (but are not limited to, contact info@womenshealthapta.org if further questions):
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ALL Male participants
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Pregnant women (except with written physician permission for FULL participation)
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Active vaginal infections
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Active STD or herpes lesions
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Active bladder or rectal infections
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Severe pelvic/vaginal/rectal pain that inhibits examination
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Lack of prior vaginal exam by a physician
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Active OB/GYN cancer
Click Here For Required and Recommended Readings
SOWH Members: $620 (Join SoWH!)
APTA members: $675 (Join APTA!)
Non-member: $720
Register Online!
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September 14-16, 2013 (Sat-Mon):
Advanced Pregnancy and Postpartum Physical Therapy
September 14-16, 2013(Sat-Mon)
Location: Chestnut Hills, MA
Location Info: 850 Boylston St Chestnut Hill MA 02467
Instructor(s): Rebecca Stephenson
CEUs: 2.4
Course Introduction: This 3-day course provides practical, evidence-based knowledge and skill in physical therapy evaluation and intervention with advanced topics in pregnancy and postpartum. Didactic instruction includes: high risk pregnancy medical diagnoses and interventions; special populations and disability in pregnancy; traumatic injuries during pregnancy; maternal birth injuries; acute postpartum recovery and considerations; the pregnant athlete; clinical competencies, and psychosocial issues in pregnancy and postpartum. Additionally, advanced clinical decision making with these populations is discussed. Labs contain a maximum ratio of 8:1 participants to lab instructors to ensure valuable attention to each participant. Labs will offer skills that are immediately applicable in your clinic and include: refinement of the lumbopelvic examination and special tests; modification of the examination and physical therapy interventions in high risk pregnancy; examination and intervention of thoracic spine, rib cage and external coccyx pain/dysfunction; “Mommy and Me” postpartum exercise class; and various kinesiology taping techniques in pregnancy and postpartum. At the end of the course, all participants will participate in comprehensive situational lab scenarios to pull together all skills learned. Skills integration testing is performed at the end of the third day. Course Hours: Day 1: 7:30 am – 6:00 pm Day 2: 8:00 am – 6:00 pm Day 3: 7:45 am – 5:00 pm *Please note full third day.
Prerequisites:
OB-Fundamentals is a required prerequisite for this course.
Required pre-reading is to be completed prior to the course. All pre-reading is available at this link.
Open To: Licensed Physical Therapists.
Of note, the OB-Advanced course is NOT open to PTAs and Student PTs.
Lab Participation Requirements: Participants will be working in groups of 2-3 during labs. All participants will participate in labs as both “clinician” and “patient.” These labs are appropriate for all participants to fully participate, including pregnant, post-partum and male participants. Complete information on course participation requirements is located here.
Attendance Requirements: Participants are expected to stay through the entire course; please make your travel plans accordingly. Deduction of CEU certificate hours and ineligibility to participate in the CAPP process will occur for participants who leave the course early. Complete information on the attendance policy is included here.
Click Here For Required and Recommended Readings
SOWH Members: $620 (Join SoWH!)
APTA members: $675 (Join APTA!)
Non-member: $720
Register Online!
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September 20-22, 2013 (Fri-Sun):
Pelvic Floor Level 1
Level 1
September 20-22, 2013(Fri-Sun)
Location: Longmont, CO
Location Info: Longmont United Hospital/Physical Medicine 1950 Mountain View Ave Longmont CO 8501
Instructor(s): Lori Mize
CEUs: 2.3
Course Introduction: This 3-day course provides physical therapists with practical knowledge and skill in the treatment of female urinary incontinence, with an introduction to the treatment of pelvic pain. Instruction in pelvic floor muscle anatomy, function, physiology, and pelvic floor muscle dysfunction will provide the clinician with skills for immediate clinical application and build the base for future courses. This course is the first prerequisite in the series of three pelvic floor courses designed to give the practicing clinician a comprehensive knowledge base in pelvic physical therapy. Course content is evidence-based, promoting the use of reliable tests and validated outcome measures. Instruction and lab practice intravaginal examination of the pelvic floor is a key component of this course. Participants will perform and experience intra-vaginal EMG biofeedback and electrical stimulation. Skills integration testing is performed at the end of the third day. Course Hours: Day 1: 7:30 am – 5:30 pm Day 2: 8:00 am – 5:30 pm Day 3: 8:00 am – 3:30 pm
Prerequisites:
Required pre-reading is to be completed prior to the course. All pre-reading is available at this link.
Open To: Licensed Physical Therapists, and Student Physical Therapists in their final year of school.
Of note, PTA's are no longer eligible to participate in any SOWH Pelvic Floor continuing education programs.
Lab Participation Requirements: Participants will be working in groups of 3 during labs. This course includes extensive labs with intravaginal assessment and examination. All participants must participate in labs as both “clinician” and “patient.” Participants who cannot participate as lab subjects are required to provide their own lab partners. Failure to participate as a lab subject, or to provide required lab partner if needed, will result in forfeiture of course completion and registration costs. Complete information on course participation requirements is located here.
Participants who MUST provide their own lab partners include (but are not limited to, contact info@womenshealthapta.org if further questions):
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ALL Male participants
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Pregnant women (except with written physician permission for FULL participation)
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Active vaginal infections
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Active STD or herpes lesions
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Active bladder or rectal infections
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Severe pelvic/vaginal/rectal pain that inhibits examination
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Lack of prior vaginal exam by a physician
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Active OB/GYN cancer
Attendance Requirements: Participants are expected to stay through the entire course; please make your travel plans accordingly. Deduction of CEU certificate hours and ineligibility to participate in the CAPP process will occur for participants who leave the course early. Complete information on the attendance policy is included here.
Click Here For Required and Recommended Readings
SOWH Members: $620 (Join SoWH!)
APTA members: $675 (Join APTA!)
Non-member: $720
Register Online!
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October 3-6, 2013 (Thu-Sun):
Gynecologic Visceral Manipulation
October 3-6, 2013(Thu-Sun)
Location: Pomona, CA
Location Info: Dept. of Physical Therapy Education College of Allied Health Western U of Health Sciences 309 E 2nd Street Pomona, CA 91766
Instructor(s): Gail Wetzler
CEUs: 3.0
Course Introduction: This unique 4-day course is designed to educate participants on the anatomy, mobility, and motility of the pelvic viscera. Specific focus will include the bladder, rectum, uterus, ovaries, and an introduction to the kidneys. Video and patient demonstration will focus on examination and intervention strategies. Internal pelvic techniques will be presented from Jean Pierre Barral's advanced pelvic class that, to date, has only been taught in France. Wetzler has obtained special permission from Barral to teach this material for the Section on Women's Health. You will also learn how the internal techniques can enhance your intervention outcomes for bladder, uteral, rectal, and pelvic floor dysfunctions. CEUs earned: 3.0 Course Hours: Thursday 7:30 am - 5:30 pm Friday 8:00 am - 5:30 pm Saturday 8:00 am - 5:30 pm Sunday 8:00 am - 3:30 pm Open To: Licensed Physical Therapists. Lab Participation Requirements: As this course includes extensive lab work, all should come prepared to participate as both clinician and patient. Male or female participants who cannot, for medical or cultural reasons, participate as lab subjects need to provide their own models. Participants who MUST provide their own lab partners include (but are not limited to, contact info@womenshealthapta.org if further questions): -
Pregnant women are able to attend and participate in select lab sessions, but they must provide a model because they are unable to participate as a patient for the majority of the lab session. -
Participants with an IUD will need a model for the 3rd and 4th day of the course.
SOWH Members: $725 (Join SoWH!)
APTA members: $825 (Join APTA!)
Non-member: $935
Register Online!
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October 26-28, 2013 (Sat-Mon):
Fundamental Pregnancy and Postpartum Physical Therapy
October 26-28, 2013(Sat-Mon)
Location: Chicago, IL
Location Info: Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago 345 E Superior Chicago, IL 60611
Instructor(s): Suzanne Badillo
CEUs: 2.4
Course Introduction: This 3-day course provides practical, evidence-based knowledge and skill in physical therapy evaluation and intervention with the pregnant and postpartum patient. Didactic instruction includes: anatomical and physiologic changes in pregnancy; differential diagnosis in peri-partum; pregnancy-specific changes in posture and gait; postpartum recovery and scar tissue assessment and intervention; modalities during pregnancy, biomechanical strategies; exercise and wellness in pregnancy and postpartum; vaginal labor and delivery; and Cesarean Section and delivery complications. Additionally, advanced clinical decision making with these populations is discussed. Labs contain a maximum ratio of 8:1 participants to lab instructors to ensure valuable attention to each participant. Labs offer skills that are immediately applicable in your clinic and include: modifications of the pregnant examination; lumbopelvic examination and special tests (particularly for pelvic girdle dysfunctions); diastasis rectus abdominis assessment and intervention; external pelvic floor assessment and exercise (NO internal pelvic floor taught at this course); stabilization exercise in pregnancy and postpartum; Cesarean Section rehabilitation techniques; scar assessment and mobilization techniques; labor and delivery positioning strategies for labor augmentation and pain relief. At the end of this course, all participants will participate in comprehensive situational lab scenarios to pull together all skills learned. Skills integration testing is performed at the end of the third day. Course Hours: Day 1: 7:30 am – 6:00 pm Day 2: 8:00 am – 6:00 pm Day 3: 7:45 am – 5:00 pm *Please note full third day.
Prerequisites:
Required pre-reading is to be completed prior to the course. All pre-reading is available at this link.
Open To: Licensed Physical Therapists, PTA's, and Student Physical Therapists in their final year of school.
Lab Participation Requirements: Participants will be working in groups of 2-3 during labs. All participants will participate in labs as both “clinician” and “patient.” These labs are appropriate for all participants to fully participate, including pregnant, post-partum and male participants. Complete information on course participation requirements is located here.
Attendance Requirements: Participants are expected to stay through the entire course; please make your travel plans accordingly. Deduction of CEU certificate hours and ineligibility to participate in the CAPP process will occur for participants who leave the course early. Complete information on the attendance policy is included here.
Click Here For Required and Recommended Readings
SOWH Members: $620 (Join SoWH!)
APTA members: $675 (Join APTA!)
Non-member: $720
Register Online!
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November 1-3, 2013 (Fri-Sun):
Pelvic Floor Level 2
Level 2
November 1-3, 2013(Fri-Sun)
Location: Exeter, NH
Location Info: Exeter Hospital 4 Alumni Drive Exeter, NH 03833
Instructor(s): Carina Siracusa Majzun
CEUs: 2.3
Course Introduction: This 3-day evidence-based course will advance the pelvic physical therapist's examination, evaluation and intervention skills. Lab sessions will focus on intrarectal and coccyx examination skills. Lab will also include abdominal assessment and progression of previously learned Intravaginal assessment skills, with focus on treatment of pelvic floor pain conditions. Didactic topics will include bowel and colon anatomy and physiology, defecation disorders, and pelvic pain disorders (including IBS, vulvodynia, pudendal neuralgia, vaginismus, painful bladder syndromes, and endometriosis). Course Hours: Day 1: 7:30 am – 5:30 pm Day 2: 8:00 am – 6:00 pm Day 3: 8:00 am – 3:30 pm
Prerequisites:
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Pelvic 1 is a required prerequisite for this course. Participants who have taken a level 1 course through other pelvic educational institutions may contact the SoWH office at info@womenshealthapta.org to inquire about taking this level 2 course.
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Required pre-reading is to be completed prior to the course. All pre-reading is available at this link.
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Experience of 6 months or more in regularly managing patients with pelvic physical therapy, or working in a clinic with other experienced pelvic physical therapists, is strongly recommended prior to attending this course; lack of experience may greatly inhibit participant comprehension and attainment of skills during the course.
Open To: Licensed Physical Therapists.
This course is NOT open to PTAs and Student PTs.
Lab Participation Requirements: Participants will be working in groups of 2 during labs. This course includes extensive labs with intravaginal and intrarectal assessment and examination. All participants must participate in labs as both “clinician” and “patient.” Participants who cannot participate as lab subjects are required to provide their own lab partners. Failure to participate as a lab subject, or to provide required lab partner if needed, will result in forfeiture of course completion and registration costs.
Participants who MUST provide their own lab partners include (but are not limited to, contact info@womenshealthapta.org if further questions):
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ALL Male participants
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Pregnant women (except with written physician permission for FULL participation)
-
Active vaginal infections
-
Active STD or herpes lesions
-
Active bladder or rectal infections
-
Severe pelvic/vaginal/rectal pain that inhibits examination
-
Lack of prior vaginal exam by a physician
-
Active OB/GYN cancer
Click Here For Required and Recommended Readings
SOWH Members: $620 (Join SoWH!)
APTA members: $675 (Join APTA!)
Non-member: $720
Register Online!
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November 8-10, 2013 (Fri-Sun):
Pelvic Floor Level 1
Level 1
November 8-10, 2013(Fri-Sun)
Location: Towson, MD
Location Info: In Balance Physical Therapy 658 Kenilworth Dr Suite 100 Towson, MD 21204
Instructor(s): Barb Settles Huge
CEUs: 2.3
Course Introduction: This 3-day course provides physical therapists with practical knowledge and skill in the treatment of female urinary incontinence, with an introduction to the treatment of pelvic pain. Instruction in pelvic floor muscle anatomy, function, physiology, and pelvic floor muscle dysfunction will provide the clinician with skills for immediate clinical application and build the base for future courses. This course is the first prerequisite in the series of three pelvic floor courses designed to give the practicing clinician a comprehensive knowledge base in pelvic physical therapy. Course content is evidence-based, promoting the use of reliable tests and validated outcome measures. Instruction and lab practice intravaginal examination of the pelvic floor is a key component of this course. Participants will perform and experience intra-vaginal EMG biofeedback and electrical stimulation. Skills integration testing is performed at the end of the third day. Course Hours: Day 1: 7:30 am – 5:30 pm Day 2: 8:00 am – 5:30 pm Day 3: 8:00 am – 3:30 pm
Prerequisites:
Required pre-reading is to be completed prior to the course. All pre-reading is available at this link.
Open To: Licensed Physical Therapists, and Student Physical Therapists in their final year of school.
Of note, PTA's are no longer eligible to participate in any SOWH Pelvic Floor continuing education programs.
Lab Participation Requirements: Participants will be working in groups of 3 during labs. This course includes extensive labs with intravaginal assessment and examination. All participants must participate in labs as both “clinician” and “patient.” Participants who cannot participate as lab subjects are required to provide their own lab partners. Failure to participate as a lab subject, or to provide required lab partner if needed, will result in forfeiture of course completion and registration costs. Complete information on course participation requirements is located here.
Participants who MUST provide their own lab partners include (but are not limited to, contact info@womenshealthapta.org if further questions):
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ALL Male participants
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Pregnant women (except with written physician permission for FULL participation)
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Active vaginal infections
-
Active STD or herpes lesions
-
Active bladder or rectal infections
-
Severe pelvic/vaginal/rectal pain that inhibits examination
-
Lack of prior vaginal exam by a physician
-
Active OB/GYN cancer
Attendance Requirements: Participants are expected to stay through the entire course; please make your travel plans accordingly. Deduction of CEU certificate hours and ineligibility to participate in the CAPP process will occur for participants who leave the course early. Complete information on the attendance policy is included here.
Click Here For Required and Recommended Readings
SOWH Members: $620 (Join SoWH!)
APTA members: $675 (Join APTA!)
Non-member: $720
Register Online!
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Please contact AssociationAdministrator@womenshealthapta.org, or at 703.245.8044 for more details.
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