Stop learning sexual medicine one scattered course at a time.
Hormones in one course. Vulvar dermatology in another. Pain science somewhere else. This course puts the whole picture in one place, so you can evaluate and treat sexual dysfunction with confidence.
Enroll for $397One comprehensive course. A complete clinical manual. Quick-reference flowsheets.
Sexual dysfunction is never caused by just one thing.
Hormonal changes, neurologic involvement, dermatologic conditions, musculoskeletal dysfunction, medications, medical diagnoses, vascular concerns, pain science, trauma, and relationships can all play a role in a patient's symptoms.
When you focus only on the pelvic floor, you risk missing the other factors driving pain, altered arousal, difficulty with orgasm, or changes in sensation.
Go beyond basic pelvic floor treatment.
This course is built for pelvic health clinicians who are ready to move past foundational treatment and understand the complex factors behind sexual dysfunction.
You'll evaluate sexual health concerns with more confidence, sharpen your differential diagnosis, recognize when something falls outside standard pelvic rehab, and build individualized treatment plans.
Stop piecing information together from five different courses.
A little about hormones here. Vulvar dermatology there. Pain science somewhere else. Neurologic conditions in a different training. Sexual dysfunction covered briefly in a pelvic floor course. This course was built to bring all of it together in one complete resource, so you can connect what you already know, fill in the gaps, and see the full clinical picture for the patient in front of you.
- You have a foundational understanding of pelvic rehabilitation but feel less confident when sexual dysfunction is the primary complaint.
- You find yourself asking, "Is this really pelvic floor related, or is something else going on?"
- You want to understand how hormonal, dermatologic, neurologic, medical, musculoskeletal, vascular, and psychosocial factors influence sexual function.
- You want one comprehensive resource instead of bits and pieces from different courses.
- You want to feel more comfortable discussing sexual health and asking the right questions during your evaluation.
- You want to recognize when a patient needs referral to another provider or specialist.
- You want clinical reasoning tools, not just a list of diagnoses to memorize.
A whole-system approach to sexual dysfunction.
Hormonal Influences
How hormonal changes affect tissue health, lubrication, pain, arousal, desire, and sensation across the lifespan.
Medical & Medication Factors
Medical diagnoses, medications, surgeries, and systemic conditions that contribute to sexual dysfunction, and how they should shape your clinical reasoning.
Dermatologic Conditions
Common vulvar and genital presentations that contribute to pain, irritation, burning, or painful intercourse, and when referral is appropriate.
Musculoskeletal Contributions
How pelvic floor tone, mobility, strength, coordination, hips, spine, and the abdominal wall may contribute to sexual symptoms.
Neurologic Contributions
How peripheral nerves, spinal pathways, sensitization, and neurologic conditions influence sensation, pain, arousal, and orgasm.
Psychosocial & Behavioral Factors
How stress, fear, past painful experiences, relationship factors, and nervous system responses shape sexual function, without reducing symptoms to "all in someone's head."
Vulvodynia & Vaginismus
Approach vulvar pain and pain with penetration through a broader differential diagnosis, and move beyond simply telling patients to relax.
Male Sexual Dysfunction & PGAD
Evaluate male sexual dysfunction using the same system-based framework, and explore persistent genital arousal disorder across its neurologic, vascular, and pelvic floor contributors.
Included Inside the Course
As part of the Sexual Medicine in Pelvic Rehabilitation course, you'll have access to a prerecorded Zoom educational training with Dr. Irwin Goldstein.
This session adds a valuable sexual medicine perspective to the course and helps deepen your understanding of complex sexual health conditions, differential diagnosis, and multidisciplinary care.
It complements the rehabilitation-focused content by helping you see how sexual health concerns may be evaluated and managed within the broader sexual medicine field.
You'll leave this course better able to...
- Ask more meaningful, clinically useful questions during your evaluation.
- Identify potential contributors to sexual dysfunction beyond the pelvic floor.
- Build a more complete differential diagnosis.
- Recognize when symptoms are musculoskeletal, neurologic, hormonal, dermatologic, vascular, medical, psychosocial, or multifactorial.
- Recognize red flags and appropriate referral pathways.
- Explain sexual health concerns to patients clearly and compassionately.
- Create individualized treatment plans based on the patient's actual presentation.
- Treat patients whose symptoms don't fit a standard pelvic floor diagnosis.
- Reference key information quickly instead of searching multiple courses and handouts.
Four bonuses that turn this course into a resource you'll use for years.
Sexual Medicine Manual
A complete clinical reference to accompany the course. Review key concepts, conditions, differential diagnoses, treatment ideas, and referral considerations without digging back through multiple trainings.
Quick-Reference Clinical Flowsheets
Move from symptom to differential diagnosis to treatment planning faster. Use these during or after a patient evaluation to check what questions to ask, what systems to consider, and what your next clinical step should be.
One-on-One Q&A Call With Dr. Tara
Once you complete the course, bring your questions to a live phone call with Dr. Tara. Get personalized guidance on applying what you learned to your clinical practice and your patients.
Qualify for PelviEd Pro
Completion qualifies you to join PelviEd Pro Membership for continued mentorship, clinical case discussion, and ongoing education as your caseload grows.
Add hands-on instruction when you're ready.
The course gives you the framework. Labs give you personalized, hands-on practice after you finish the modules. Labs are purchased separately and scheduled any time once the online modules are complete.
Four-Hour Group Lab
Per participant. Minimum of two participants.
Two-Hour One-on-One Telehealth Lab
Participant provides an appropriate live model and camera operator.
Three-Hour One-on-One In-Person Phoenix Lab
Personalized, hands-on instruction at the Phoenix clinic.
Labs are optional but recommended for clinicians who want higher-level, personalized instruction. Payment is due at the time of scheduling to reserve your spot. Group labs hosted outside the Phoenix clinics may require additional travel expenses.
Sexual Medicine in Pelvic Rehabilitation
- Complete course covering hormonal, medical, dermatologic, musculoskeletal, neurologic, and psychosocial contributors
- Prerecorded training with Dr. Irwin Goldstein
- Case-based clinical reasoning throughout
- Sexual Medicine Manual
- Quick-reference clinical flowsheets
- One-on-one Q&A call with Dr. Tara after completion
- Qualifies you for PelviEd Pro Membership
Do I need advanced pelvic health experience first?
You should have a foundational understanding of pelvic rehabilitation. This course builds on that foundation to address sexual dysfunction specifically.
Is the course self-paced?
Yes. Work through the material on your own schedule, with continued access to revisit it as your caseload grows.
What if I want hands-on practice?
Add an optional lab after finishing the course. Group, telehealth, and in-person Phoenix options are available.
Does this replace pelvic floor treatment courses?
No. This course assumes a pelvic rehab foundation and adds the hormonal, medical, dermatologic, neurologic, and psychosocial layers that pelvic floor courses typically don't cover in depth.