Pelvic pain is a common, yet challenging area of practice. Learn to diagnose and treat common presentations including pain with sitting, walking and sex, bladder and bowel symptoms, musculo-skeletal pain such as pelvic girdle pain, and visceral pain such as dysmenorrhea and endometriosis.
Women’s health is more than just boobs and babies.
By bringing a diverse range of health professionals together we’re seeking to foster a culture of inter-professional collaboration so that we can improve and promote the health of women in our society. One conversation at a time.
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Fascia is one of the most critical and misunderstood anatomical structures and is often the missing link for persistent pain after a fall or injury, recurrent acute back pain, post-surgical pain and contusion injuries.
Content was excellent . Fantastic presentation. Great practical component. Well organised day.
Liz is an inspiring and engaging presenter. She shares extensive clinical knowledge of pelvic and perineal pain by way of case studies and current evidence based practice protocols and relates current clinical application models for chronic pain seamlessly with familiar osteopathic principles.
This course has helped me to develop my confidence in diagnosing and treating patients with pelvic and perineal pain in a way that is immediately transferable to my every day practice.
I liked the commitment of the speaker and enthusiasm in teaching. Valuable information and concision of research. Lots of hands on and practice time.