Post Natal Rehabilitative Ultrasound Imaging

New Course with Maria Elliot

This innovative one day clinical course is ideal for physiotherapists who want to add Ultrasound Imaging to their assessment & Management of Post Natal Patients.

What we will cover:

Advance your assessment and management of rectus diastasis patients
Assess linea alba width & depth and it’s response to loading with US imaging
Develop functional rehab strategies for DRAM patients using US as biofeedback
Assessing Pelvic floor function in functional positions using US ( Trans Abd)
Rehab of PF fast and slow twitch fibre activity in functional exercise
Educating post natal patients on abdominal / pelvic floor function using US
Use of US imaging in abdominal rehab and breath rehab
How to use Ultrasound Imaging to grow your Mummy MOT & Pelvic Health clinic

Tutor: Gerard Greene MSc (Manip Physio)

Gerard has developed a specialist pelvic health clinic in Birmingham which delivers a significant Mummy MOT service. In addition he works with Dr Ruth Jones in her Southampton clinic. He is involved in research on abdominal/ Pelvic floor US imaging in Coventry University and uses it clinically in both female and male pelvic health.

Date: Saturday 30th September 2017 ( 9-4pm )

Cost: £147 (£125 for Mummy MOT Practitioners)

Venue: London

Link: Course Link

Upcoming Event...

Introduction to Treating toddlers, children & adolescents with bowel and bladder problems : Dr Carina Siracusa

Saturday 12th October 2019

This will be one of the few Paediatric and adolescent Pelvic Floor and health courses to be run in the UK or Europe in 2019. It is aimed at paediatric physiotherapists and pelvic health physiotherapists. With a focus on external techniques, education, behaviour modification, exercise and external pelvic floor techniques this course will equip delegates to add this specialised area of pelvic health to their clinical practice.

The course will focus on Paediatric Pelvic Health : The next frontier in Pelvic Physiotherapy.

Conditions that may affect the pelvic floor, diaphragm, respiratory system and musculoskeletal system leading to bowel and bladder dysfunction in the younger patient.
Riak factors in the youner patient for urinary , bowel dysfunction or pelvic pain.
Anatomy , Physiology or the developing reproductive system, urinary system and digestive systems and identifying dysfunction.
Assessment and management of the younger pelvic floor patient
Role of education and behaviour modification in dealing with the younger pelvic health patient and their parents or guardians.
How to develop a pelvic health service or specialty in paediatrics. Who are the key players.
What are some great therapist and patient resources.

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