Upcoming Courses

De-Mystifying Pudendal Neuralgia as a Source of Pelvic Pain:
A Physical Therapist’s Approach

De-Mystifying Pelvic Floor Disorders:
A Physical Therapist’s Approach

  • Wednesday, August 22, 2012, 7pm

    The Pelvic Health and Rehabilitation Center will explain the physical therapist’s role in the interdisciplinary treatment team to successfully manage a patient with a pelvic floor disorder. We will describe the components of and evidence for a physical therapy evaluation and treatment plan. We will present several case studies as well as encourage participants to submit case studies for discussion. Visit this page for more information

The registration form can be printed, completed and mailed to our office with payment. If paying by credit card you may complete it as a Word file and e-mail it to our office manager, Jill.

Course DVD

How to order: Female Treatment Techniques for the Patient With Pudendal Neuralgia

Host or Sponsor a Course

If you would like to host or sponsor a course in your clinic, please contact Jill, our office manager for details.

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Local Seminars

Preparing Your Body During and After Pregnancy: Set Yourself Up For Success
  • Part 1: "Pregnancy 101: Everyday Changes"
    • Thursday November 3, 2011 and Thursday February 2, 2012 from 6:30pm - 7:30pm
  • Part 2: "What to expect during labor, delivery, and post-partum: A Healthy Recovery"
    • Thursday November 17, 2011 and Thursday February 16, 2012 from 6:30 - 7:30pm
  • "De-Mystifying Pelvic Floor Disorders: A Physical Therapist’s Approach"

    • Wednesday, August 22, 2012, 7pm

      The Pelvic Health and Rehabilitation Center will explain the physical therapist’s role in the interdisciplinary treatment team to successfully manage a patient with a pelvic floor disorder. We will describe the components of and evidence for a physical therapy evaluation and treatment plan. We will present several case studies as well as encourage participants to submit case studies for discussion. For more information go to http://sfphysicaltherapy.com/html/lectures.html

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