Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
Nelly Faghani of Pelvic Health Solutions and Shelly Prosko, physiotherapist and yoga therapist, discuss Shelly's upcoming live online course:
"Integrating Yoga into Pelvic Pain Care" for professionals who work with people who experience pelvic pain.
The March 2021 course has completed. However, due to the positive feedback and success, a second course is scheduled for September 20 & 27, 2021.
For more info and to sign up for the September course visit:
physioyoga.ca/event/integrating-yoga-into-pelvic-pain-care-live-online-2
A growing number of health professionals are recommending yoga to their patients with pelvic pain particularly since we have compelling research to support yoga as a potentially safe and effective approach for improving function, pain and quality of life for people with chronic pain.
Additionally, a growing number of people in pain are looking to yoga for solutions, but often do not find a safe or appropriate fit to adapt to their needs.
As a pelvic health professional, you are in a strategic position to learn more about how to effectively integrate yoga principles and practices into your rehab practice to enhance the whole person centered biopsychosocial-spiritual approach that is in line with current best practices in pelvic pain care.
Join Shelly Prosko, physiotherapist and yoga therapist, for this online course for rehab professionals who work with people living with chronic or persistent pelvic pain.
We will explore a variety of yoga practices and principles and learn how they align with the current scientific theories and understandings surrounding pain and how they can be adapted to provide safe and effective ways for people with pelvic pain move with more ease, reduce and manage their pain, and progress towards a thriving quality of life.
We will use an evidence-informed whole person approach to pain management that supports self-efficacy and empowerment within the person in pain and promotes longevity of compassionate caregiving within the professional.
This 2-part online course includes a combination of lecture, discussion and experiential components.
Register and learn more at:
physioyoga.ca/event/integrating-yoga-into-pelvic-pain-care-live-online-2
Nelly Faghani of Pelvic Health Solutions and Shelly Prosko, physiotherapist and yoga therapist, discuss Shelly's upcoming live online course:
"Integrating Yoga into Pelvic Pain Care" for professionals who work with people who experience pelvic pain.
The March 2021 course has completed. However, due to the positive feedback and success, a second course is scheduled for September 20 & 27, 2021.
For more info and to sign up for the September course visit:
physioyoga.ca/event/integrating-yoga-into-pelvic-pain-care-live-online-2
A growing number of health professionals are recommending yoga to their patients with pelvic pain particularly since we have compelling research to support yoga as a potentially safe and effective approach for improving function, pain and quality of life for people with chronic pain.
Additionally, a growing number of people in pain are looking to yoga for solutions, but often do not find a safe or appropriate fit to adapt to their needs.
As a pelvic health professional, you are in a strategic position to learn more about how to effectively integrate yoga principles and practices into your rehab practice to enhance the whole person centered biopsychosocial-spiritual approach that is in line with current best practices in pelvic pain care.
Join Shelly Prosko, physiotherapist and yoga therapist, for this online course for rehab professionals who work with people living with chronic or persistent pelvic pain.
We will explore a variety of yoga practices and principles and learn how they align with the current scientific theories and understandings surrounding pain and how they can be adapted to provide safe and effective ways for people with pelvic pain move with more ease, reduce and manage their pain, and progress towards a thriving quality of life.
We will use an evidence-informed whole person approach to pain management that supports self-efficacy and empowerment within the person in pain and promotes longevity of compassionate caregiving within the professional.
This 2-part online course includes a combination of lecture, discussion and experiential components.
Register and learn more at:
physioyoga.ca/event/integrating-yoga-into-pelvic-pain-care-live-online-2
