Who is the course for? 

PTs, OTs, and movement professionals who work with women experiencing pelvic floor dysfunction like leaking, prolapse, and pelvic pain. 

This course is perfect for you if...

• You are able to keep your weight lifting client symptom free by cuing a kegel during their lifts, but as soon as they perform the lift without the pelvic floor squeeze they leak or experience pressure again, and you can’t seem to figure out how to make the PFM work automatically.
• Your running clients leak and also report ankle sprains, knee pain, or hip pain. You sense these issues are connected but don’t know where to start with assessment.
• Your patients with prolapse have to continually perform pelvic floor exercises throughout their day in order to manage their heaviness/pressure symptoms, and you don’t know how to get them to stop relying on kegels or breathing drills to manage their symptoms. 
• A postpartum client comes to you desperate for help with leaking. After a couple of sessions focused on breathwork and pelvic floor engagement, they say they’re feeling only slight improvement. By the third visit, they email to cancel their next appointment, saying they’re going to try a different provider or just live with the issue.
• A runner comes to you because they leak every time they try to sprint or push their pace. You cue them to "lift their pelvic floor" or focus on their core engagement, and while it works a little during low-intensity runs, the leaking returns as soon as they increase speed or distance. They’re frustrated, and you feel like you’ve hit a wall, unsure how to help them beyond basic modifications.

ROOT: My Proven Framework

In this course, I will teach you the exact assessment and treatment framework I use with all of my patients... so you can actually start helping your patients achieve long term results!

R - Root Cause

Identify why the pelvic floor dysfunction exists in the first place... instead of simply treating your patients' symptoms.

• Starts at the initial eval
• Ask better questions & listen actively
• Develop a working hypothesis
• Address 1-2 "low-hanging fruit" factors immediately to build buy-in and long-term success

O- Observe

Assess movement patterns, posture, and biomechanics to bridge the gap between internal and external function.

• Perform specific, functional biomechanical tests.
• Analyze the pelvis first, then zoom out to the foot, ribcage, and beyond.

O - Optimize

Improve full-body biomechanics through targeted exercises based on observed findings.

• Know exactly which exercises and manual techniques to implement.
• Move beyond temporary fixes and restore true pelvic floor function.

T - Transform

Transform patient’s lives by teaching them how to move, breathe, and function without relying on compensatory strategies like kegels, so they can finally achieve lasting results.