INTERNATIONAL CLINICIAN WORKSHOP
High Performance Pelvic Health:
From Screening to Sport
With Julie Wiebe, PT, DPT
Hosted in Australia by Karen Jamieson, BPhty (Hons)
Two-day professional development course for clinicians and performance professionals working with active and athletic women.
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Brisbane: All Womens Health | July 17–18, 2027
Sydney:The Studio Rozelle  | July 24–25, 2027
Join us in Brisbane or Sydney in July 2027.
Early bird pricing available until 31 March 2027. Standard registration pricing $995 will apply thereafter.
Brisbane
17–18 July 2027
All Womens Health
Shop 8/183 Given Terrace, Paddington QLD 4064
8:00am – 5:00pm
Early Bird Registration
$895 AUD
- 2-day in-person workshop
- pre-course online module
- course materials
Fit and athletic females* experience pelvic health symptoms at high rates with negative impacts on their performance, training longevity, physical and mental health, and quality of life.
Yet many rehabilitation professionals lack the confidence to assess or address them within their clinical settings. Sports medicine and orthopedic providers are rarely trained to include pelvic health, pregnancy, or postpartum variables in their differential diagnoses or return to play programming. Often, they are only empowered to screen and refer. At the same time, pelvic health providers may have limited exposure to the strategies required to progress fit and athletic folks back to fitness, training, or sport. The result is a siloed, less effective model of care: pelvic, pregnancy, and postpartum health needs are untreated, screened and referred (often in pelvic practitioner deserts), or isolated from movement and training programs. Fit and athletic folks are left without resolution, support, or guidance back to play or optimal performance. Our practice patterns must evolve.
Designed for sports medicine and pelvic health providers, this course offers an un-siloed, middle ground. Practitioners will gain a structured thought process to interpret biopsychosocial histories, pelvic health screens, in-sport symptom behavior, and movement analysis to build well-reasoned programs for recreational to elite athletes across the lifespan. Participants are introduced to a contemporary pelvic health model that integrates pelvic floor strength, power, coordination, and endurance into fitness and sport preparation rather than treating them in isolation. Drawing on familiar movement and conditioning principles such as graded exposure, progressive overload, impact and pressure management, and exercise scaling, this course provides a practical, coachable framework for pelvic health. Providers will learn to apply a systems-based thought processes to develop individualized, sport-specific progressions grounded in the whole-athlete presentation.
(This course offers externally focused, indirect, and integrative assessment and intervention strategies only. This course does not provide direct, internal assessment or intervention tools.)
*Identified biological female at birth.
Designed for clinicians working across pelvic health, performance and athlete care.
This course is intended for clinicians integrating movement, rehabilitation, performance and pelvic health within active and athletic populations.
Sports & MSK Physiotherapists
Pelvic Health Physiotherapists
Exercise Physiologists
Strength & Conditioning Coaches
Sports Medicine Clinicians
Rehabilitation & Performance Professionals
Please note: this course is designed for qualified health and performance professionals. Fitness professionals and personal trainers without recognised tertiary health qualifications or accredited strength and conditioning credentials are encouraged to contact the course team prior to registering to discuss suitability.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Pelvic Health & Performance Synergy
Analyse the anatomical and neurophysiological links connecting pelvic function with orthopedic care and sportswear.
Identify Athlete Pelvic Issues
Understand common pelvic health conditions in athletes, from pelvic pain and prolapse to diastasis recti.
Develop Whole-Athlete Risk Profiles
Integrate biopsychosocial factors including age, pregnancy history, training history, stress, sleep, fueling and movement behaviours into athlete assessment and clinical reasoning.
Screening Analysis & Symptom Logic
Use pelvic health screening findings and in-sport symptom behaviour to support exercise selection, loading strategies and return-to-play planning.
Analyze Movement & Sport Demands
Identify movement patterns, fitness demands and sport-specific triggers that influence pelvic health symptoms and performance.
Integrate Pelvic Health Into Rehabilitation & Performance
Create movement-based interventions that coordinate pelvic floor function into rehabilitation, fitness and sport-specific movement patterns.
DAY TWO
Practical Application
- Young adult athlete pelvic health
- REDs, low energy availability and bone stress injury
- Athleticism in pregnancy
- Athleticism in postpartum
- Athleticism in (peri)menopause
- Case presentations and clinical synthesis
- Plan of care and program development
Two days of integrated lecture, lab and case-based learning.
The course combines conceptual teaching, movement analysis, practical application and clinical reasoning across multiple athlete populations and lifespan stages.
DAY ONE
Conceptual Context
- Pelvic health systems thinking
- Contemporary pelvic health updates
- Symptoms as performance variables
- Biopsychosocial athlete assessment
- Screening and clinical reasoning
- Movement analysis through a pelvic health lens
- Load, impact and pressure modification
- Integrative return-to-sport programming
PRE-COURSE REQUIREMENTS
A mandatory online module and pre-course reading are included with registration and must be completed prior to attending the in-person course weekend.
- Access provided through Teachable
- Available 60 days prior
- Completion required at least 1 week prior
- No attendance permitted without completion
COURSE INSTRUCTOR
Julie Wiebe, PT, DPT (she/her)
Julie Wiebe, PT, DPT (she/her) has over 30 years of sports medicine experience specialising in pelvic, pregnancy, postpartum, and performance health for recreational to elite athletic populations. Her passion is returning active patients to fitness and sport after injury and pregnancy. Julie integrates movement-based solutions with whole-athlete considerations to build tailored, collaborative programming.
Dr. Wiebe is a dedicated educator and sought-after speaker, delivering evidence-based professional development globally at clinics, academic institutions, and conferences. A published author, her research focuses on the interplay of pelvic health and athleticism to inform screening tools and multifactorial intervention strategies. She advocates for integrating pelvic health into comprehensive athlete healthcare and sport longevity. Based in Los Angeles, she offers performance consults, telehealth, and in-person care.
COURSE HOST
Karen Jamieson, BPhty (Hons)
Karen Jamieson, BPhty (Hons), is a physiotherapist with a clinical focus on the integration of pelvic health, musculoskeletal rehabilitation, strength training, and female athletic performance. She works with active women across the lifespan, with particular interests in pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and performance-based rehabilitation for athletic populations.
Karen is passionate about bridging the gap between traditional pelvic health rehabilitation and modern performance care, helping women return to running, lifting, and sport with confidence. Her clinical approach combines evidence-informed assessment with practical, movement-based rehabilitation strategies tailored to real-world performance demands.
As the founder of Strong Her Way, Karen is committed to advancing integrated pelvic health care through clinical practice, education, and professional development. She helps clinicians build practical systems that integrate pelvic health into broader musculoskeletal and performance frameworks.
Venue Partners
We’re grateful to be hosted by two established women’s health and movement-focused spaces for the Australian course weekends.