Alex Papale and Heather Edwards discuss sexual health toys so that clinicians can better understand materials, safety, and types of lube they are compatible with.

Alex Papale & Heather Edwards (Pelvic Physical Therapists and Sex Educators) discuss sexual health toys and their use in clinical sexual health treatment plans.

Jenelle Pierce and Heather Edwards discuss the psychosocial impact of STI stigma and how medical and mental health providers can use language and trauma-informed models in order to alleviate some stress and shame associated with STI prevention and diagnosis.

Pregnancy and Postpartum Athleticism is an introductory - intermediate online certification course that equips personal trainers, physical therapists and other health practitioners to support pregnant and postpartum athletes.

Tracy Sher talks with Christa Gurka for advice on building and strengthening a service based business and for tips on creating consistent patients and clients.

This course is a series of interviews from the Diastasis Recti GPHAM Webinar Series. It includes interviews with Diane Lee, Antony Lo, Munira, Hudani, Grainne Donnelly, Lisa Ryan, Dr. Elizabeth Lee, and Dr. Danielle DeLuca-Pytell.

FREE WEBINAR! Tracy talks with business accelerator and life coach TaVona D. Boggs about beating burnout and decreasing stress to propel your business to success.

This panel discussion about abdominoplasty is part of our series on diastasis recti that was recorded live with our GPHAM members.

This discuss with Antony Lo and Grainne Donnelly goes into detail about diastasis recti and postpartum research.

This interview with Antony Lo discusses the the myths surrounding diastasis recti and asks how we can thinking differently with the ways we train people with this condition.

This interview with Diane Lee discusses the recent research on diastasis recti and it's clinical application.

Tracy discusses endometriosis hot topics with Sallie Sarrel and Andrea Vidali

Tracy and Jessica Drummond discuss endometriosis and nutrition.

Tracy and Heather Edwards discuss inclusive ways to inform pelvic and sexual health care in regards to transgender, trauma, and kink topics.

Tracy Sher and Nancy Beckley present the latest updates you need to know about Cash/Out of Network PT/OT practice and Medicare Beneficiaries. This presentation focuses on 100% OON.

Tracy and Kathe Wallace discuss pelvic organ prolapse and postpartum pelvic support.

Tracy talks with Dr. Brooke Spencer about pelvic congestion, pelvic pain, considerations of vascular health in pregnancy and postpartum, and so much more!

This interview with Munira Hudani discusses postpartum assessment and treatment for diastasis recti.

Tracy Sher interviews Sarah St Louis for a urogyn's perspective on prolapse management.

Tracy discusses running during pregnancy with Blair Green and Kate Edwards.

Tracy discusses with sexual trauma-informed care with Bonnijane Black Monson and Bianca Palmisano.

Tracy talks with Dr. Michael Hibner about evaluating and treating pelvic floor muscle dysfunction.

Tracy talks with Dr. Patrick Foye about evaluating and treating coccyx pain.

Tracy Sher and Amanda Thebe discuss tips for thriving during menopause.

Tracy discusses with urology and sexual medicine with Rachel Rubin.

Tracy talks with Dr. Andrew Goldstein about the diagnosis and treatment of vulvodynia.

Tracy discusses yoga, pelvic health and clinical business with Dustienne Miller & Shelly Prosko.

Tracy discusses pediatric pelvic floor hot topics with Dawn Sandalcidi.

Tracy discusses pelvic pain, sexual health, and other topics that affect penis, scrotum, and prostate anatomy with Susie Gronski.

This course is about radically challenging your beliefs, simplifying the model we use, and then applying it to our female athlete clients. You might not actually change the things you do, but I hope you change the reasons why you do them! This course covers postpartum issues, pelvic floor dysfunction, weight training, and prolapse considerations.

You’ve completed The Female Athlete Course – Level 1. You loved the material and have been Doing Something Different with your clients. Now you want to take the next step and learn more about how to help your female athletes – from assessment, to the principles which guide how you help your client. This course is not is more “tools in the toolbox”. No! This course is about radically challenging your beliefs, simplifying the model we use, and then applying it to our clients. You might not actually change the things you do, but I hope you change the reasons why you do them! I have a mission to change the world for women – to be able to truly empower them to do the most they can, to achieve their dreams, to live life the way they want to, without fear or hesitation. To do that, I need help – I need health and fitness professionals to join with me to make this a reality.

It's hard to know what you don't know. We're here to help you see the ways in which clinical experiences might not be inclusive and give you ways in which we can create more welcoming and inclusive environments for all of our LGBTQIA+ patients.

Pudendal neuralgia and pudendal nerve entrapment. These diagnoses are often confusing to both patients and healthcare providers. Additionally, there are numerous differential diagnoses to consider with pelvic neuralgia symptoms. Learn from Tracy Sher, MPT, CSCS about this condition and many other pelvic pain conditions and how to treat them.

Look beyond the traditional regional approach of pelvic floor PT and understand how addressing dysfunctions of the thoracic/cervical spine and TMJ region can positively affect lumbo/pelvic dysfunction. This course is designed to expand your current practice through evidence-based and biologically plausible methods of examination and intervention of upper quarter dysfunctions to the lower quarter region.

This course uses innovative sexual problem solving for issues we commonly see in the clinic. This course is for folks who have already done LGBTQIA+ and Tran 101 courses.

Low Pressure Fitness (LPF) Level 1, is presented by Low Pressure Fitness developer Dr. Rial. LPF is an exercise therapy method based on hypopressive, myofascial and neurodynamic concepts. During the Level 1 course, participants will learn the application specific exercise techniques to coordinate the diaphragm, pelvic floor, and deep abdominal wall with a special focus on ways of facilitating improved pelvic floor and pelvic organ health for women. Participants will also learn the neuroscience and biomechanical evidence supporting the use of LPF for pelvic floor, abdominal, and diaphragmatic activation as well as indications and precautions for application.

Low Pressure Fitness (LPF) Level 2 is the second course of a three-course series taught by Dr. Tamara Rial. LPF is an exercise therapy method based on hypopressive, myofascial and neurodynamic concepts.

This course is about radically challenging your beliefs, simplifying the model we use, and then applying it to our clients. You might not actually change the things you do, but I hope you change the reasons why you do them! This course covers postpartum conditions, pelvic floor dysfunction, weight lifting, prolapse, and diastasis recti considerations.

A comprehensive approach to gastrointestinal disorders allows for the consideration and management of multiple factors including nutritional, psychosocial, medical-surgical decisions, and physical therapy examination/intervention. A multifactorial approach can often lead to improved management, as varied intervention is often essential. A comprehensive understanding of the physiology and symptom manifestation can improve the ability to develop a comprehensive intervention strategy tailored to each patient’s needs throughout the episode of care.

This course combines entry-level LGBTQIA+ and Transgender specific care with sexuality counseling (for medical and mental health providers) that utilizes a BDSM-like structure for understanding sex and power while explaining kink concepts and the array of options available to clients who struggle with sexual function. This is a very empowering course that can apply to everyone you work with in a pelvic health or sexual health setting.

Heather Edwards talks with experts Uchenna Ossai and Lauren Collins about anti-racism and trauma-informed patient care.