Pelvic Health In Practice

Why join now

Because it is easier to stay clinically sharp when someone helps you revisit the right things in the right order.

You do not need more information thrown at you.
You need a better way to come back to what matters.

Pelvic Health In Practice
$20.00
Every month

A monthly membership for pelvic health clinicians who want to stay sharp on anatomy, diagnoses-specific best practices, and clinical reasoning, without having to sort through everything alone. Open enrollment. Join anytime.

✓ one live monthly teaching session
✓ best-practice review for specific pelvic health diagnoses
✓ anatomy and physiology refreshers that actually matter
✓ case-based discussion and clinical reasoning
✓ screening, referral, and co-management considerations

Founding member invitation

This is still the founding version of the membership.

That means you get in early at $20/month, and you help shape where this goes next.

Why this exists: Most pelvic health clinicians are busy seeing patients, managing documentation, and trying to keep up.

That means a lot of important material gets learned once… and not revisited enough.

Monthly topics may include

  • stress urinary incontinence

  • urgency / frequency

  • prolapse

  • dyspareunia

  • constipation

  • pelvic pain

  • postpartum return to exercise

  • anatomy refreshers

  • screening and referral patterns

  • common misses in pelvic rehab

Why clinicians join:

  • Revisit core concepts consistently

    • Without needing to carve out time for a huge course.

  • More depth on common pelvic health diagnoses

    • With a focused review that is clinically relevant and easier to apply.

  • Stay engaged without overwhelm

    • With one focused session each month, built for real schedules.

  • Sharpen your clinical reasoning

    • So evaluation and treatment planning feel more connected and intentional

Meet Your Instructor

Tara Moore

I’m a pelvic health physical therapist, and I created Pelvic Health in Practice because this is something I wish I had over the past 15 years.

I know how easy it is for important material to get learned once and then not revisited often enough. Anatomy gets rusty. Best practices evolve. And when we are busy, it is easy for clinical reasoning to get narrower than we want it to be.

This membership is a space to revisit what matters most in a way that feels practical, focused, and clinically useful, with monthly teaching, case-based discussion, and deeper review of the diagnoses and concepts we see all the time.

My goal is to help pelvic health clinicians connect the dots more clearly and feel more grounded in the work they are already doing.

PT, DPT, M.Ed, NTP, FMCP

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Because it is easier to stay clinically sharp when someone helps you revisit the right things in the right order.

    You do not need more information thrown at you.
    You need a better way to come back to what matters.

    • a massive content library

    • CEU-compatible (yet)

    • a polished, corporate education portal

  • Pelvic Health in Practice is designed to help pelvic health clinicians revisit what matters most in a way that is practical, focused, and easier to apply in real life.

    Instead of handing you more information to sort through on your own, each month I’ll pull one topic into a more usable format through best-practice review, anatomy and physiology refreshers, case-based discussion, and clinical reasoning.

    The goal is not more overwhelm. It is better review, more depth, and clearer thinking.

  • My teaching style is practical, clinically grounded, and focused on helping things make more sense.

    I like to connect anatomy, physiology, symptoms, and clinical reasoning in a way that feels usable, not overly academic, but not watered down either.

    You can expect teaching that is thoughtful, direct, and relevant to actual patient care.

  • Yes. I plan to offer replays, while keeping the live sessions as the core of the membership.

  • Both.

    If you are earlier in your pelvic health work, this can help you build a stronger clinical foundation. If you are more experienced, it can give you a structured way to revisit key concepts, sharpen your reasoning, and go deeper on topics you may not have reviewed in a while.

  • No. This membership is designed as ongoing clinical review and discussion, not as a formal CEU offering.

  • Yes. You can cancel anytime.

  • Because knowing something once and being able to apply it clearly in practice are not the same thing.

    Most clinicians do not need more random information. They need a structured way to revisit what matters, deepen their reasoning, and connect the dots more consistently.

    That is what this membership is for.

  • You can reach us anytime via our contact page or email. We aim to respond quickly, usually within one business day.

  • Click the sign-up button above to join. Once you’re in, I’ll send details about the next session and what to expect.

  • Yes. Enrollment is open, so you can join whenever it makes sense for you.