Canadian Pelvic Health Academy

Canadian Pelvic Health Academy Uro-Santé offers courses for physios wanting to develop expertise in pelvic floor physiotherapy for

These courses will allow you to treat female urinary incontinence, dyspareunia, male urinary incontinence, ano-rectal disorders, physiotherapy in paediatrics and other pelvic floor disorders using physiotherapy techniques. Discover how to treat pelvic floor disorders, using physiotherapy skills that you already possess! We are passionate about pelvic floor physiotherapy, and have extensive experie

nce, both in the clinic and as instructors. Our teaching style is very practical and organised, and enables you to begin treating patients immediately. Subscribe to our events and dont miss our course calendar on the website www.physiourosante.com

Ending a full and fun day at CSPM the best way!So grateful for the chance to connect, learn, share ideas, and spend time...
05/29/2026

Ending a full and fun day at CSPM the best way!

So grateful for the chance to connect, learn, share ideas, and spend time with amazing people who care so deeply about pelvic health care.

Here’s MJ and Claudia winding down with dinner at Fairmont Château Laurier after a day filled with networking, learning, and lots of meaningful moments together. 📖📚

Between lectures and learning moments ✨Our very own MJ taking a quick pause before the next session at the Canadian Soci...
05/27/2026

Between lectures and learning moments ✨

Our very own MJ taking a quick pause before the next session at the Canadian Society of Pelvic Medicine meeting in Ottawa, with Alana bringing the energy in the background. 👋

Every conference, conversation, and connection reminds us how important it is to keep growing together in pelvic health care. Grateful to be surrounded by passionate professionals who continue to learn, share, and uplift one another.

05/25/2026

A very important reminder:

Becoming a pelvic floor physiotherapist rarely follows a straight path.

Some days you’ll feel confident in your assessments.
Some days you’ll leave class with even more questions than answers.
Some skills will click right away, while others take practice, mentorship, and time.

And that is completely normal.

Pelvic health is a field built on continual learning, clinical reasoning, communication, and experience. Every course, lab, patient interaction, and “beginner moment” is part of your growth 💪📚

Keep showing up. Keep learning. Your confidence will grow with experience 🙌
Tag a colleague who needs this reminder today.

05/22/2026

Getting started in pelvic health can feel overwhelming at first, there are so many techniques, approaches, and courses out there 🤯

That’s why we always recommend building a strong clinical foundation first before jumping into advanced concepts 💡

Here are 3 great courses to start with
1️⃣ The Physical Therapy Approach to Female Urinary Incontinence
A great beginner-friendly course to help build confidence with assessment and treatment fundamentals.

2️⃣ The Physical Therapy Approach for Dyspareunia
Learn how to approach pelvic pain, high tone, sensitivity, and internal techniques with better clinical reasoning and confidence.

3️⃣ Physiotherapy in Perinatality
Expand your understanding of pregnancy, postpartum care, breathing strategies, pressure management, and pelvic floor changes throughout the perinatal period.

Tag a physio friend who’s interested in pelvic health. 📚

Proud to stand alongside the CSPM advocacy group, united in yellow, raising awareness and supporting greater access to p...
05/20/2026

Proud to stand alongside the CSPM advocacy group, united in yellow, raising awareness and supporting greater access to pelvic health for everyone.

Meaningful conversations, passionate people, and a shared mission to make pelvic health education and care more accessible 🙌

And of course, getting to stay at the beautiful Chateau Laurier made the experience even more memorable 🏛️💛

Together, we continue to push for awareness, education, and support in pelvic health care.

05/18/2026

27 seconds of real clinical skill-building ⏱️

See how real pelvic health learning looks in practice: clear techniques, guided steps, and focused clinical application you can actually use in patient care 💡

Ready to build your skills with confidence? 💪

Explore our courses and start learning today. Link in bio.

A great weekend at the Canadian Society for Pelvic Medicine Conference in Ottawa! 🇨🇦We’re grateful for the opportunity t...
05/15/2026

A great weekend at the Canadian Society for Pelvic Medicine Conference in Ottawa! 🇨🇦

We’re grateful for the opportunity to connect, learn, and continue growing alongside amazing professionals in pelvic health. 🤍

Also featured with us is our wonderful colleague and instructor, Alana Devlin ✨ We always value the knowledge, passion, and experience she brings to our community.

Have you attended a conference or learning event recently? Share with us in the comments below 👇

Not seeing immediate change after pelvic floor techniques can feel discouraging, but it is often part of the normal heal...
05/11/2026

Not seeing immediate change after pelvic floor techniques can feel discouraging, but it is often part of the normal healing process 🌿

When we work with pelvic tissues, the body may temporarily return to its old pattern. This does not mean the treatment is not working.

Healing in pelvic health is a process, not an instant switch 🤍

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Comfort matters, especially in sensitive areas of care 💙The half-moon technique is a gentle, effective way to help impro...
05/08/2026

Comfort matters, especially in sensitive areas of care 💙

The half-moon technique is a gentle, effective way to help improve introitus comfort through small, controlled movements. It supports muscle relaxation, reduces tension, and helps patients feel more at ease during treatment.

With the right guidance and approach, even simple techniques can make a meaningful difference in your patient’s experience.

Remember: when there’s protective contraction, guide your patient to take a deep breath and relax as you continue—this can help ease discomfort and improve outcomes.

Small steps, thoughtful care, better comfort ✨

Drop your question in the comments 💬

NEW COURSE at CPHA!The Rost Therapy Approach to Understanding and Treating Pelvic Girdle Pain is here. 💡Join us for a fo...
05/06/2026

NEW COURSE at CPHA!

The Rost Therapy Approach to Understanding and Treating Pelvic Girdle Pain is here. 💡

Join us for a focused 2-day in-person training where you will learn clear, practical methods for assessment and treatment. 🧠

📅 Sat & Sun, Nov 28–29, 2026
👩‍🏫 Instructor: Susannah Britnell (English)

Strengthen your clinical skills and gain confidence in managing pelvic girdle pain.

📍 Limited places available
Register now to secure your spot!

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