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Pelvic Floor Level 2A FAQs - Global Parent FAQ Course Questions Parent FAQ PF Series Update 2024 When in my PF Series journey should I take the new Modalities course?
Pelvic Floor Level 2A FAQs - Global Parent FAQ Course Questions Parent FAQ PF Series Update 2024 When in my PF Series journey should I take the new Modalities course? Pelvic Floor Level 2A
When in my PF Series journey should I take the new Modalities course?
The Modalities and Pelvic Function course is an in-person, hands-on course intended for the therapist who has completed Pelvci Function Level 1.
Participants will learn how to use various modalities that can assist in downtraining, uptraining, monitoring of physiologic variables, as well as other tools that can assist in the care of a pelvic health patient. Lectures will instruct the participant in hands-on application of biofeedback and electrical stimulation along with other tools that can be used to assist in relaxation, bowel and bladder health, and sexual function. During labs, participants will have an opportunity to practice utilizing biofeedback for uptraining, downtraining, neuromuscular re-education and coordination. Additionally in labs, participants will be able to have hands-on experiences with other modalities to allow kinesthetic learning before prescribing and recommending them to patients. Interventions using shockwave, rehabilitative ultrasound imaging, dry needling, and light therapy will be discussed and demonstrated via video.
This intermediate-level course can be taken at any time after PF1, (before or after PF2A, 2B, 2C or Capstone). Therapists who completed the PF Series in the post-2020 satellite format and have not yet had in-person biofeedback labs will find this course particularly beneficial.
Participants will learn how to use various modalities that can assist in downtraining, uptraining, monitoring of physiologic variables, as well as other tools that can assist in the care of a pelvic health patient. Lectures will instruct the participant in hands-on application of biofeedback and electrical stimulation along with other tools that can be used to assist in relaxation, bowel and bladder health, and sexual function. During labs, participants will have an opportunity to practice utilizing biofeedback for uptraining, downtraining, neuromuscular re-education and coordination. Additionally in labs, participants will be able to have hands-on experiences with other modalities to allow kinesthetic learning before prescribing and recommending them to patients. Interventions using shockwave, rehabilitative ultrasound imaging, dry needling, and light therapy will be discussed and demonstrated via video.
This intermediate-level course can be taken at any time after PF1, (before or after PF2A, 2B, 2C or Capstone). Therapists who completed the PF Series in the post-2020 satellite format and have not yet had in-person biofeedback labs will find this course particularly beneficial.