The most comprehensive pelvic health training available online. Six modules, live mentorship, and a clinical framework you will use every day for the rest of your career.
Each module builds on the last. By the end, you have a system you can repeat with every patient.
Understand pelvic floor anatomy, function, muscle tone, common conditions, and the Healing Method framework used to organize evaluation and treatment.
Learn how to complete the subjective interview and internal and external examination, interpret your findings, and determine where treatment should begin.
Develop a clear plan for the first four to six visits using down-training, muscle activation, strengthening, manual therapy, exercise, patient education, and functional retraining.
Apply the framework to bowel and bladder dysfunction, pelvic organ prolapse, pelvic pain, sexual and penetration disorders, and male pelvic health.
Build confidence with chronic and overlapping presentations, including interstitial cystitis and bladder pain syndrome, endometriosis, irritable bowel syndrome, prostatitis, pudendal neuralgia, coccydynia, and persistent pelvic pain.
Strengthen the soft skills needed for sensitive conversations, patient trust, education, adherence, and confident decision-making, while learning practical strategies for building a pelvic health caseload and business.
Dr. Tara is a pelvic health specialist, educator, and co-founder of PelviEd. With more than a decade of clinical experience, she is known for making complex pelvic health concepts practical, organized, and easier to apply. She developed the Healing Method to give clinicians a clear framework for evaluating patients, identifying treatment priorities, and confidently planning care.
Dr. Kylee is a pelvic health specialist, educator, and co-founder of PelviEd. Her teaching focuses on clinical reasoning, patient communication, and helping therapists move from uncertainty to confidence. She brings years of experience treating complex pelvic health conditions and helps clinicians learn how to explain their findings, build trust, and guide patients through care with clarity.
"Dr. Tara is the reason I am practicing as a therapist today. From taking me as a novice and helping me become the therapist I am now, her mentorship has been invaluable. As a new grad physical therapist, having her as a mentor meant I always had someone to turn to when I needed immediate support. Without her guidance, progressing quickly with patient treatments would have been much more difficult. Even after four and a half years of practice, I still seek Dr. Tara's help. Her mentorship has profoundly accelerated my ability to deliver exceptional patient care and fueled my professional growth."
"Dr. Tara has been instrumental in my growth as a pelvic floor therapist. Her mentorship, from classroom lectures to a 10-week rotation and beyond, taught me to think critically, troubleshoot complex situations, and communicate effectively with patients. This comprehensive guidance has significantly accelerated my practice, enabling me to confidently handle diverse cases and provide top-quality care. Without her support, I would be progressing much slower. Having a mentor like Dr. Tara is crucial in physical therapy, providing the confidence, resources, and practical knowledge needed to excel."
Each cohort is capped at 10 participants. This keeps the mentorship calls focused and ensures Dr. Tara and Dr. Kylee can give every student real attention.
The residency runs three times per year. Contact us for the current enrollment window and upcoming start dates.
Yes. All six modules and all live mentorship calls are conducted online. You can participate from anywhere in the US.
Yes. We offer payment plan options for the $2,997 program. Reach out to us to discuss what works for you.
Each cohort is limited to 10 participants. Apply now to secure your spot.
Apply for the ResidencyThe PelviEd Virtual Residency is designed to help clinicians move beyond collecting information and begin applying it confidently in real patient care. Throughout the three-month program, you will learn how to evaluate pelvic health patients, identify the primary factors contributing to their symptoms, and build a clear treatment plan for the first several visits and beyond.
You will learn how to use the Healing Method to organize evaluation and treatment for both straightforward and complex pelvic health presentations. The framework helps you determine whether a patient needs:
You will also learn when to move forward, when to remain in a phase, and when a patient's lack of progress means you need to reassess other contributing factors.
Learn how to perform a thorough pelvic health evaluation and use your findings to guide treatment.
Build practical treatment plans for common urinary and bowel conditions, including:
Learn how to evaluate and treat pelvic pain without relying on a single diagnosis or protocol.
Develop a clear approach to common male pelvic health presentations, including:
Learn how to evaluate prolapse symptoms and address the functional factors that influence pelvic pressure.
Pelvic floor symptoms do not occur in isolation. You will learn how to assess and treat contributing factors throughout the body, including:
Learn how hormonal changes and tissue health may contribute to pelvic floor symptoms.
The residency focuses on selecting treatment based on the individual patient rather than following a diagnosis-specific protocol.
You will learn what to do when a patient is not progressing as expected.
Clinical knowledge is only useful when you can explain it clearly and apply it confidently. Throughout the residency, you will develop skills in:
By the end of the Virtual Residency, you will have a more organized approach to pelvic health care, stronger clinical reasoning, and the confidence to make treatment decisions based on the patient in front of you.
Apply for the Residency