Pelvic Floor Therapy & Hypermobility Webinar

Designed by licensed physical therapists with expertise in hypermobility and pelvic health, our Pelvic Floor Therapy & Hypermobility Webinar is a concise, educational session created to help individuals better understand the unique relationship between hypermobility and pelvic floor function. Led by Michelle, our pelvic floor specialist, this 22-minute webinar provides clear, practical guidance to help you recognize symptoms, understand contributing factors, and begin supporting your pelvic health with confidence.

Whether you’re experiencing symptoms, newly learning about pelvic floor dysfunction, or simply want to better understand how hypermobility can impact this important system, this webinar offers accessible education and actionable steps you can start today.

What’s Included:

A 22-Minute Educational Webinar that covers: 

• ✅ Anatomy & Function of the Pelvic Floor
  Gain a clear understanding of how the pelvic floor muscles work and why they play a critical role in stability, bladder and bowel function, and overall core support.
• ✅ Common Signs & Symptoms of Dysfunction
  Learn to recognize symptoms that may indicate pelvic floor dysfunction and when it may be helpful to seek additional support.
• ✅ Specific Considerations for Hypermobility
  Discover how connective tissue differences can influence pelvic floor strength, coordination, and stability.
• ✅ Factors That Impact Pelvic Floor Health
  Understand the lifestyle, biomechanical, and systemic factors that can contribute to pelvic floor dysfunction.
• ✅ Pelvic Floor Self-Assessment
  Follow along with a guided self-check to help you better understand your own pelvic floor function.
• ✅ Free Downloadable Pelvic Floor Relaxation Guide
  Receive a beginner-friendly exercise guide designed to help promote pelvic floor relaxation and awareness.

Who It’s For:
This Pelvic Floor Therapy & Hypermobility Webinar is designed for individuals with hypermobility, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), pelvic floor symptoms, or those who want to better understand how these systems interact. It can also be a helpful educational resource for healthcare professionals and anyone interested in learning more about pelvic health.

Our Mission:
Our goal is to make specialized knowledge about hypermobility and pelvic health more accessible. Many people struggle with pelvic floor symptoms without understanding the root cause, especially when hypermobility is involved. Through education and practical tools, we hope to empower individuals with the knowledge they need to take the first steps toward better pelvic health.

Start learning about your pelvic floor today and gain tools to better support your body from the inside out.