Physical Therapy Treatment for Patients with Chronic Pelvic Pain

Licensed physical therapists and fourth-year students in the Bachelor's Degree in Physical Therapy program interested in expanding their skills in the assessment and physical therapy treatment of patients with persistent pelvic pain, incorporating updated, evidence-based clinical approaches.

• Understand the pathophysiological mechanisms of chronic pelvic pain.
• Develop specific clinical assessment skills for patients with pelvic pain.
• Integrate clinical reasoning into physical therapy diagnosis.
• Apply evidence-based therapeutic strategies in the treatment of chronic pelvic pain.
• Learn the main physical therapy techniques applied to the pelvic floor.
• Incorporate a multidisciplinary perspective in the approach to patient care.

Chronic pelvic pain is one of the most complex and, at the same time, most common conditions in clinical practice. In this course, you will acquire the knowledge and tools necessary to address it with confidence and clinical judgment.

You will learn to accurately assess patients with persistent pelvic pain and to apply physical therapy treatment strategies based on current scientific evidence. Through a practical, clinical approach, you will expand your therapeutic resources and strengthen your clinical reasoning to intervene more effectively in cases of persistent pain.

You will also develop a comprehensive, interdisciplinary perspective on managing patients with pelvic pain, allowing you to integrate different therapeutic approaches and improve the quality of care you offer your patients.