If you’re a pelvic health physiotherapist who’s already using ultrasound — or ready to take your skills to the next level — this course was built for you.
It answers key questions clinicians ask:
How can I develop my transperineal Ultrasound Scanning skills in female pelvic health?
How do I confidently scan and interpret pelvic floor structures in both men and women?
How can I use ultrasound to guide rehab for female pelvic pain, incontinence, prolapse, and sexual dysfunction?
How do I apply transabdominal and transperineal ultrasound pre- and post-prostatectomy?
How can I use transabdominal US scanning in post-natal rectus diastasis?
This course bridges research and real-life practice. You’ll leave with new scanning skills, greater clinical confidence, and practical strategies you can apply the very next day.
You’ll learn both transperineal and transabdominal scanning for female and male patients.
Hands-on, case-based, and embedded in clinical reasoning.
Led by an international leader in ultrasound and pelvic pain.
Covers male and female pelvic health applications.
Covers transperineal and transabdominal ultrasound imaging.
This course is proudly taught by #tutorswhotreat – clinicians who remain embedded in real-world care and are passionate about helping you transform your practice.
Pelvic floor dysfunction: hypertonic and hypotonic presentations in both men and women
Pathophysiology and pain science in chronic pelvic pain syndromes
Using TPUS to assess pelvic floor muscles during rest, contraction, and dynamic tasks
Transabdominal scanning
Imaging the male pelvic floor: a focused guide for pre- and post-prostatectomy rehab
TPUS and transabdominal imaging in constipation, incontinence, and dyspareunia
TPUS setup and probe positioning
Supine TPUS scanning of anterior, central, and posterior compartments.
o Anterior Compartment: Urethra and bladder
o Central Compartment: Vagina, vaginal vault, and uterus
o Posterior Compartment: Rectal ampulla, anal canal, and anal sphincter
Transabdominal ultrasound for bladder and abdominal wall assessment
Rectus diastasis assessment with dynamic testing
Male transperineal and abdominal ultrasound techniques
Bladder neck descent, post-void residual volume, levator plate angle, and more
Teaching pelvic floor muscle training using visual feedback
Case-based application for constipation, dyspareunia, and chronic pelvic pain
Ultrasound in Pessary Fitting
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
1. Confidently scan and assess pelvic floor structures using TPUS and transabdominal approaches
2. Identify and interpret dynamic pelvic floor movements and dysfunction
3. Use ultrasound to support rehab planning in urinary incontinence, prolapse, pain, and post-prostatectomy care
4. Educate patients with visual biofeedback using ultrasound
5. Apply ultrasound principles to both male and female presentations
Alime is an internationally recognised pelvic health physiotherapist, academic, and educator. Based in Montreal, Canada, she specialises in chronic pelvic pain and ultrasound imaging. Her PhD research — completed in part at Sherbrooke University’s Labo-Morin Urogynecology Lab — focused on pelvic floor imaging in women with pain syndromes using TPUS. She’s presented in the UK, USA, Germany, Turkey, Jordan and Canada, and serves on the Advisory Board of the International Pelvic Pain Society. In 2021, she was awarded the prestigious Dr. Fred Howard Early Investigator Award. Alime previously delivered this course in September 2025 in Mummy MOT HQ in Central London. She has known Gerard for approx 18 years.
Gerard is a UK-based male pelvic health physiotherapist with extensive experience using ultrasound in men’s health, especially in post-prostatectomy rehab and pelvic pain. He leads one of the few UK clinics dedicated exclusively to male pelvic health and teaches internationally on the role of ultrasound in men’s rehab.
Gerard and Alime first met at The Turkish Physiotherapy Conference in 2011 and have worked together since. Alime has also organised pelvic health training events with colleagues such as Dr Ruth Jones, Lisa Hastie, Sarah Marsh , Dee Hartman, Heba Shaheed and many more internationally reknowned educators.
Gerard and Alime have previously taught together in Istanbul, Antalya, Montreal, Birmingham and London
Alime and Gerard recently (2025) consulted on APTA Academy of Pelvic Health position statement on RUSI. They are also both super proud to be #tutorswhotreat. They previously delivered this course together in Central London in September 2025
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