SUI is complex, learn the pathophysiology of SUI, treatment pathways and how SUI can affect postpartum & nulliparous athletes alike via very different mechanisms.

As a practitioner supporting clients through ART & fertility journeys, understanding the key components influencing female and male fertility and impacts of exercise prescription variables on factors affecting fertility is vital. Understand more with this comprehensive look at fertility.

Considering the evidence & application in clinic to support new mum's return to sport, impact & high intensity exercise.

To gain an understanding of why and how women are treated in today’s healthcare and medical profession, it’s important to acknowledge what has happened historically in Women’s Health. This webinar covers both a brief history of the gender data gap for chronic pelvic pain, and how today’s CPP patients can be best managed from a multidisciplinary approach.

Exercise is medicine for endometriosis - pain management, hormone regulation & post-operative care with exercise rehab.

The menstrual cycle is a vital sign - it provides insight into hormonal imbalance and health status far beyond just reproduction. Hypothalamic Amenorrhea (HA) accounts for nearly 30% of secondary amenorrhea in young premenopausal women. Management of HA requires a balancing act - with considerations of hormonal influences from nutritional status, exercise & stress.

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) requires a whole package approach, for both practitioners & patients. This webinar will support you to understand both the pathophysiology of PCOS - but the health risks for women with PCOS across the lifespan, and how to mitigate these with lifestyle interventions, particularly exercise. Practical information you can implement in practice to support women with PCOS with a bio-psychosocial approach.

Directors of The WHC Esme Soan & Anna-Louise Moule talk about the challenges & opportunities working with women during a global pandemic presents!

The current evidence on the associations of pelvic floor and birth outcomes

BCa patients will likely be faced with a range of different surgeries at varying points of their treatment and recovery in their clinical care pathways. Appropriately prescribed exercise programs, both prior to surgery and in rehabilitation can play a pivotal role in their recovery, on going treatment and safe return to different levels of physical activity.

When working with female athletes, understanding the menstrual cycle & associated hormonal fluctuations is KEY to train to full potential. Recent research has also resulted in change & update in criteria from ‘female athlete triad’ to the comprehensive RED-S model - which identifies more athletes stratified as ‘at risk’ and allows for improved prevention/management of condition. This webinar helps translate this research into clinical practice - understand how to screen your athletes, look for physical flags, and how to manage safe return to sport for those women considered at risk.

Learn virtually and face to face the physiological adaptations in pregnancy, and how to work with clients through each trimester.

Learn both online and face to face, covering Diastasis Recti, Pelvic Organ Prolapse, Return to Impact and Mums & Bub's class design.

In this interview with Esme Soan, Accredited Exercise Physiologist and Physiotherapist, Marika Hart, discuss gestational diabetes and in particular the role of exercise in the conservative management of this condition.