Pelvic Floor Symposium: A 3-Day Study of Special Topics Related to Pelvic Floor Therapy

2014 Dates Pending

Symposium Overview:

This unique symposium is designed for licensed health care professionals such as physical and occupational therapists, nurses, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants who are working in the area of pelvic floor dysfunction and looking to expand their knowledge with specific patient populations and treatment considerations. Topics include: Understanding Sexual Function and Wellness, Mind-Body Strategies for Chronic Pelvic Pain, and Treatment of Male Pelvic Floor Dysfunction. Please click individualized course titles below for specific details. 

• Friday, 2014 Dates Pending
  Understanding Sexual Function and Wellness: A Course for Pelvic Floor Therapists
  Presented by: Myrtle Wilhite, MD, MS and Ellen Barnard MSSW

 

• Saturday, 2014 Dates Pending
  Integrating Meditation, Progressive Muscle Relaxation, Imagery, and Other Mind-Body Strategies into Rehabilitation and Behavioral Therapy for Chronic Pelvic Pain
  Presented by: Jeannette Tries Ph.D., OT

 

• Sunday, 2014 Dates Pending
  The Male Pelvic Floor-A Therapeutic Approach
  Presented by: Beth Bartelsen, PT

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Tuition: TBD (includes meals)
Iindividual day pricing available. Please email for details. CEU’s would reflect actual attendance.

Contact Hours: 19.25  CEU’s.  WPTA approval pending.

For more information about:

Course logistics or general information, contact: Diane Slaughter at (414) 288-3097 or diane.slaughter@marquette.edu

Course content, contact Brenda Neumann at (262) 928-8597 or brenda.neumann@marquette.edu

Information on accommodations

Marquette University is also sponsoring:

Evidence Based Therapeutic Exercise for Pelvic Floor Dysfunction - April 26-28, 2013

Treatment of Bowel, Bladder and Pelvic Floor Disorders: Anatomical, Physiological, and Behavioral Foundations for Clinical Practice - June 19- 22, 2013

Behavioral and Rehabilitation Treatment of Bowel Disorders - An Advanced Course - October 3-5, 2013