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11/01/2026

A recent patient story highlights a reality many MSK clinicians encounter:

A woman 3.5 years post-partum continues to experience significant hip and pelvic pain, struggling daily with basic movements such as getting in and out of bed and finding comfortable resting positions. Now newly pregnant again, her symptoms are already worsening at just 11 weeks, alongside growing anxiety that the pain may never fully resolve.

Persistent Pelvic Girdle Pain is not uncommon — particularly when early, structured, and condition-specific management is limited. This reinforces the importance of clinicians having the confidence and skills to assess, diagnose, and treat PGP across the antenatal and post-natal continuum.

Our Pelvic Girdle Pain in Pregnancy course is designed for Physiotherapists, Osteopaths, and Chiropractors, providing practical, evidence-informed training to improve outcomes for this population.

Course outcomes include the ability to:
• Assess and treat pregnancy and post-natal musculoskeletal pain syndromes
• Identify red flags and conduct appropriate medical screening
• Diagnose common pregnancy-related MSK pathologies
• Deliver integrated treatment using manual therapy, active rehabilitation, and taping
• Support post-natal women returning to functional activity, exercise, and sport

📍 HSU London
📅 28.02.26 – 01.03.26
Register through abilitee website

Improving clinical education leads to earlier intervention, reduced chronicity, and better long-term outcomes for women.

11/01/2026

“3.5 years post-partum — and I still struggle to get in and out of bed.”

Ongoing hip and pelvic pain.
Fear that symptoms may never fully resolve.
Now pregnant again — with pain already worsening at 11 weeks.

This is not uncommon.
And it highlights the need for skilled, proactive MSK management — both antenatally and post-natally.

Advanced Pelvic Girdle Pain in Pregnancy training for
Physiotherapists | Osteopaths | Chiropractors

📍 HSU London
📅 28.02 – 01.03
Register throgh abilitee website

10/01/2026

Posterior pelvic pain is a common presentation in pregnancy and postpartum, often associated with load transfer dysfunction of the pelvic girdle. Accurate assessment is required to differentiate it from lumbar spine, hip, or inflammatory pathology and to guide safe, effective management.

This course develops clinicians’ skills in clinical reasoning, differential diagnosis, and evidence-based MSK treatment of posterior pelvic pain in the perinatal population.

Pelvic Girdle Pain Course
📍 28.2–1.3.26 | UCO London
🔗 Register via the Abilitee website

09/01/2026

Symphysis p***s dysfunction is characterised by anterior pelvic pain, mechanical instability, and functional limitation during pregnancy and postpartum. Precise assessment and symptom-modification strategies are essential to avoid symptom aggravation and promote recovery.

This course equips clinicians with practical assessment frameworks and integrated treatment strategies for safe and effective management of SPD.

Pelvic Girdle Pain Course
📍 28.2–1.3.26 | UCO London
🔗 Register via the Abilitee website

08/01/2026

Postpartum Rehabilitation & Return to Sport

The postpartum period requires a structured, progressive rehabilitation approach to address residual pelvic girdle pain, restore load tolerance, and support safe return to activity and sport.

This course provides clinicians with evidence-based frameworks to guide postpartum rehabilitation and long-term functional recovery.

Pelvic Girdle Pain Course
📍 28.2–1.3.26 | UCO London
🔗 Register via the Abilitee website

07/01/2026

05/01/2026

Symphysis P***s Dysfunction (SPD)

Symphysis p***s dysfunction is characterised by anterior pelvic pain, mechanical instability, and functional limitation during pregnancy and postpartum. Precise assessment and symptom-modification strategies are essential to avoid symptom aggravation and promote recovery.

This course equips clinicians with practical assessment frameworks and integrated treatment strategies for safe and effective management of SPD.

Pelvic Girdle Pain Course
📍 28.2–1.3.26 | UCO London
🔗 Register via the Abilitee website

05/01/2026

Posterior pelvic pain, symphysis p***s dysfunction (SPD), and femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) are common yet often overlapping causes of pelvic and hip pain during pregnancy and the postpartum period. Accurate clinical assessment and differential diagnosis are essential to distinguish between mechanical, load-related, and pathology-driven presentations and to guide safe, effective management.

Postpartum rehabilitation requires a structured, evidence-based approach to support return to daily activity and sport while addressing ongoing lumbopelvic dysfunction.

This course develops clinicians’ skills in red-flag identification, differential diagnosis, and integrated MSK management of pelvic and hip pain in pregnancy and postpartum.

Pelvic Girdle Pain Course
📍 28.2–1.3.26 | UCO London
🔗 Register via the Abilitee website