Canadian Pelvic Health Academy

10/14/2026

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Drop your choice below — let's see if you got it right! 💬

10/12/2026

🍂 Happy Thanksgiving!

This season, we’re thankful for the people who share our mission of making pelvic health care more accessible, supportive, and empowering.

To our community, colleagues, and everyone working to make a difference in pelvic health, thank you for being part of this journey! Every connection and shared effort helps us grow stronger together.

Your turn! What are you thankful for this year? Share with us in the comments below! 🍁

10/09/2026

Did you know your pelvic floor is more complex than you might think?

It’s made up of 3 layers of muscles, connective tissue, nerves, and blood vessels, all working together to support the pelvic organs, help with bladder and bowel control, contribute to sexual function, and coordinate with the rest of the body.

Understanding the pelvic floor is an important step toward providing better, more informed care. 💗

➡️ Follow us and explore more pelvic health education with us.

10/07/2026

Trigger Point or Hypersensitivity? 👀
Swipe to learn more about the difference, why location matters, and how it can guide your treatment approach. 💡👉

Save this for your next clinical review and tag a fellow pelvic health professional who needs to see this!

10/06/2026

📚 Ready to add one more aspect to your services in pelvic health?

Join us for Management of Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Pessaries in a Physiotherapy Setting, a 2.5-day hybrid course designed to combine practical, hands-on learning with online education.

📍 In-person practical sessions: Dartmouth, NS
📅 Sunday & Monday, October 25–26, 2026
💻 Online session: Wednesday, October 28, 2026
👩‍🏫 Instructor: Marie-Josée Lord

A great opportunity to expand your clinical skills with pessary fitting for your patients.

Know a physiotherapist or pelvic health professional who’d be interested? Tag them below!

10/01/2026

Ready to deepen your skills in pelvic pain care? 👩🏻‍💻📓

Pain during intimacy can affect so much more than physical comfort. It can impact confidence, relationships, body image, and everyday life.

Pelvic Pain: The Physical Therapy Approach for Dyspareunia is a 3.5-day hybrid course designed to give pelvic health professionals the knowledge and practical skills to better support women experiencing dyspareunia, with a focus on vestibulodynia.

📚 Online: Oct. 17–18 & Nov. 1, 2026
📍In-person: Oct. 24, 2026

Learn the theory, build practical skills, and feel more confident supporting this often-overlooked population.

Register today and tag a pelvic health professional who should join you!

09/30/2026

Your reminder to keep learning! 🧠 REGISTER NOW! There are still a few spots left!

McGill University’s Clinical Anatomy of the Pelvic Floor: Cadaveric Prosection Lab Workshop gives physiotherapists the opportunity to explore pelvic anatomy and connect anatomy with clinical reasoning.

✔️ Pelvic floor musculature
✔️ Major pelvic nerves
✔️ Fascia and connective tissue
✔️ Pelvic organs and vascular structures
✔️ Clinically relevant variations

📅 October 13, 2026 | 1–5 PM
📍 Montreal, Quebec

🔗 www.mcgill.ca/spot/professional-development/campus-professional-development-workshops/clinical-anatomy-pelvic-floor-cadaveric-prosection-lab-workshop-physiotherapists

09/28/2026

Patients with a history of bladder adhesions or TVT removal may present with significant bladder pain and sensitivity—and these cases can require a thoughtful, gentle approach.

For pelvic health professionals, understanding what you may find and how to approach the area can make a meaningful difference in patient comfort and care

Have you encountered a patient with bladder adhesions or following TVT removal? Share your clinical experience in the comments. 👇💬

09/25/2026

It all starts to make sense when you finally get to apply what you’ve learned clinically. 📖

Pelvic floor physiotherapy asks you to understand anatomy in a whole new way. It’s not just about memorizing muscles and structures, it’s about learning to assess what you feel, connect your findings to your patient’s symptoms, and confidently decide what to do next. 🧠

So yes… all those hours of studying really do pay off. 🥹

Explore our pelvic floor physiotherapy courses at Canadian Pelvic Health Academy.

09/23/2026

October 13 2026
Clinical anatomy of the pelvic floor
Register now, only a fee spots left

Clinical Anatomy of the Pelvic Floor: Cadaveric Prosection Lab Workshop for Physiotherapists This professional development workshop is designed for pelvic health and musculoskeletal (MSK) physiotherapists seeking to deepen their understanding of pelvic floor anatomy in a clinically relevant context....