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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 experience, 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

10/30/2026

🍂 It’s officially fall… and you know what that means! 🍂

As the leaves start to turn, it’s time to sharpen your clinical skills with our NEW COURSE: The Rost Therapy Approach to Understanding and Treating Pelvic Girdle Pain.

Join us for 2 days of in-person learning in Laval, QC, where you’ll gain practical knowledge, clinical reasoning, and hands-on techniques you can bring into your practice. 🤍

✨ Non-internal course
✨ Open to all physiotherapists
✨ Practical, hands-on learning

📅 November 28–29, 2026 | Saturday & Sunday
👩‍🏫 Instructor: Susannah Britnell
📍 Laval, QC | In Person | English

Whether you work in pelvic health or are looking to expand your clinical skills, this course is a great opportunity to learn a practical approach to pelvic girdle pain.

💬 Comment below if you’re interested or want to learn more!

Our very own Claudia Love had the opportunity to visit McGill University’s Lower Campus and share her knowledge with the...
10/29/2026

Our very own Claudia Love had the opportunity to visit McGill University’s Lower Campus and share her knowledge with the next generation of physiotherapists! 🧠📚

Yesterday’s lecture, “Innovation in Professional Practice,” gave students a chance to explore new ideas, perspectives, and possibilities in physiotherapy.

We’re so happy to see Claudia sharing her experience and passion with future physios! 🫶

💬 What’s one thing you wish you had learned earlier in your physiotherapy journey? Share it with us below!

Not every area that feels tight or sensitive is a trigger point. 📍Understanding where you’re palpating can help guide th...
10/21/2026

Not every area that feels tight or sensitive is a trigger point. 📍Understanding where you’re palpating can help guide the right clinical approach.

Swipe through to explore the differences between deeper pelvic floor muscles, the pubococcygeus, and the vestibule and why the technique may change depending on what you find.

📚 Save this for your next clinical review and tag a fellow pelvic health professional who needs to see this!

10/19/2026

As physios, we’re always learning, growing, and looking for new ways to better understand what our patients need.

Adding pelvic health to your skill set can give you another perspective to bring into your clinical practice and another opportunity to make a meaningful difference in your patients’ care. 🌸

If pelvic health has been on your mind lately, maybe it’s time to see where it could take your practice. 📚

Ready to start learning? Explore our pelvic floor physiotherapy courses today.

💬 Message us to learn more!

10/18/2026

📚 NEW COURSE! MARK YOUR CALENDAR!

We’re bringing a new learning opportunity this November!

Introducing The Rost Therapy Approach to Understanding and Treating Pelvic Girdle Pain.
This 2-day in-person course is designed to help physiotherapists deepen their understanding of pelvic girdle pain while building practical skills for assessment and treatment. 🧠

👩‍🏫 Led by Susannah Britnell, this course offers two focused days to step away from the usual clinical routine, learn new approaches, and build on your existing knowledge.

Open to all physiotherapists! Whether you’re looking to expand your clinical knowledge, strengthen your assessment skills, or explore new approaches to pelvic girdle pain, this course is a great opportunity to learn and grow.

📅 Saturday & Sunday, November 28–29, 2026
⚠️ Limited places available!

Save the date, register early, and join us this November!

10/14/2026

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Drop your choice below — let's see if you got it right! 💬

🍂 Happy Thanksgiving!This season, we’re thankful for the people who share our mission of making pelvic health care more ...
10/12/2026

🍂 Happy Thanksgiving!

This season, we’re thankful for the people who share our mission of making pelvic health care more accessible, supportive, and empowering.

To our community, colleagues, and everyone working to make a difference in pelvic health, thank you for being part of this journey! Every connection and shared effort helps us grow stronger together.

Your turn! What are you thankful for this year? Share with us in the comments below! 🍁


10/09/2026

Did you know your pelvic floor is more complex than you might think?

It’s made up of 3 layers of muscles, connective tissue, nerves, and blood vessels, all working together to support the pelvic organs, help with bladder and bowel control, contribute to sexual function, and coordinate with the rest of the body.

Understanding the pelvic floor is an important step toward providing better, more informed care. 💗

➡️ Follow us and explore more pelvic health education with us.

Trigger Point or Hypersensitivity? 👀Swipe to learn more about the difference, why location matters, and how it can guide...
10/07/2026

Trigger Point or Hypersensitivity? 👀
Swipe to learn more about the difference, why location matters, and how it can guide your treatment approach. 💡👉

Save this for your next clinical review and tag a fellow pelvic health professional who needs to see this!

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