Jump into a transformative learning experience with our engaging class focused on the essentials of pelvic health during the perinatal period. Explore the intricacies of the pelvic region's anatomy and physiology as it changes through the perinatal year, gaining a clear understanding of the changes that occur before, during, and after childbirth. Our expert-led content will guide you through the latest research on pelvic floor dysfunctions, pain management strategies, and effective therapeutic interventions.

Whether you're a healthcare professional updating and expanding your evidence based expertise or new to Perinatal Pelvic Rehab, this course is for all women's health professionals interested in nurturing pelvic healththrough a whole person centred biopsychosocial lens during this critical time. In Perinatal Pelvic Rehab, I hope you'll find that this course has the resources you need to navigate the challenges that can arise, using the current best practice, and utilising education, exercise, manual therapy, modalities and mindfulness

By the end of this journey, you'll have equipped yourself with the skills to not only assess and treat but also educate and empower those embarking on the perinatal journey. The practical know-how gained here will ripple out into real-world contexts, from clinical settings to supportive community networks, improving not only the quality of life and care standards for new and expectant mothers, but your ability to work as part of a multidisciplinary maternal care team.

Get ready to make a profound difference at a time when it matters most, enhancing the perinatal experience with sustained pelvic health and wellness, through the perinatal years and beyond

In this course, Michelle Lyons brings to the table a wealth of experience and a passion for perinatal pelvic health, with a rich background stemming from her Physiotherapy degree acquired from University College Dublin in 1994. Her expansive knowledge is further augmented by postgraduate credentials in Health Coaching & Nutrition from the University of Galway, and a niche expertise in Integrative Herbal Medicine from the University of Arizona. An avid believer in the whole woman biopsychosocial approach, she is also trained in Pilates, Yoga, and Mindfulness as therapeutic interventions. Licensed as a Physical Therapist in Connecticut, Michelle's extensive career has been marked by her global teaching, presenting & consultations, making her a sought-after authority in the field.

As an educator, she has been teaching faculty & programme development with leading continuing education bodies such as Pelvic Obstetric & Gynaecological Physiotherapy Association, Herman & Wallace, Pelvic Health Solutions, Medbridge Education & the European School of Oncology, sharing her insights at international forums like the International Continence Society and the International Uro-Gynaecological Society, as well as IPPS, CSM, the PHS Symposium, The POGP conference, Therapy Expo, Pelvicon and more. Her involvement with pinnacle events in pelvic health around the world showcases her dedication to enhancing professional standards and influencing the landscape of women's health. Michelle's contributions to FIFA's 'Female Health Project Snapshot' and her advisory roles with Sport Ireland and Bayer Pharmaceuticals underscore her commitment to bringing forth transformative knowledge and support within the sphere of women's health. She connects with each teaching opportunity, eager to instill in her students a deep understanding and enthusiasm for improving whole person & pelvic health outcomes.