Considering the evidence & application in clinic
Returning to Sport & The Postpartum Athlete
Learn more about the most recent return to impact postpartum guidelines, and the broad considerations for pelvic floor in return to impact & intensity for postpartum clients.
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Learning Outcomes
Broader understanding of the most up to date research evidence & position statements, and application to the postpartum athlete in clinic. Considerations for pelvic floor & the holistic health picture in helping postnatal return to sport & impact.
• Pelvic floor objective data and prolapse risk matrix taken in clinic
• Understanding of Diastasis Recti & impact on ability to return to impact
• Comprehension of pelvic floor biomechanics in continence and incontinence
• Real life case studies, videos and real life application of evidence based practice and how to support postpartum athletes
• Understanding of Diastasis Recti & impact on ability to return to impact
• Comprehension of pelvic floor biomechanics in continence and incontinence
• Real life case studies, videos and real life application of evidence based practice and how to support postpartum athletes
Course Lessons
Meet the instructor
Joelene Murdoch
As the Director of The Physiotherapy Clinic for over 17 years, Jo is now on the journey to becoming a Doctor, something she's always wanted to do to. She is also doing a PHD to explore the role of the pelvic floor in birth outcomes, something we’ve been working with clinically for a very long time but now need to turn clinically hypothesis into robust scientific research.
A passionate Women's Health and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist, Jo shares knowledge through her other business ventures, the PB Conference and Better Births.
Follow Jo & her colleagues @thephysiotherapyclinic, @pbconference.
A passionate Women's Health and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist, Jo shares knowledge through her other business ventures, the PB Conference and Better Births.
Follow Jo & her colleagues @thephysiotherapyclinic, @pbconference.
Patrick Jones - Course author
The WHC acknowledges the Turrbal and Jagera people of the First Nation as the Traditional Custodians of Meanjin (Brisbane). They have resided here long before us and possess valuable traditional wisdom and healthcare knowledge. Our office is situated on their lands, where we gather, work, and learn.
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