Dive into the art and science of pelvic health with a unique mentorship program designed to elevate your physical therapy practice. Focusing on the entire spectrum of pelvic floor disorders, this curriculum encompasses everything from the foundational anatomy and physiology to advanced diagnostic and treatment strategies. Get ready to learn through a combination of interactive lectures, hands-on workshops, and real-life case studies that will empower you to confidently manage conditions like incontinence, pelvic pain, and prenatal/postpartum issues.

As you work alongside seasoned professionals, you'll be guided through the nuances that make pelvic health such a rewarding specialty. The program promises not only to bolster your clinical skills but also your professional development, teaching you how to communicate effectively with patients and other healthcare providers. By the end of this mentorship, you'll be poised to make a meaningful impact on your patients' quality of life, positioning yourself as a go-to expert in a field that's both challenging and profoundly gratifying.

Also, included is the monthly call to brainstorm about current patients and treatments and the ability to reach out with any questions going forward.

Stacy Murphy, PT, DPT, PRPC, PCES brings a wealth of experience and a heartfelt dedication to the realm of pelvic health, having served as a physical therapist since 2011 and specifically focusing on this population since 2013. Her extensive knowledge is validated by her PRPC, an accolade she earned in 2022, recognizing her as a distinguished Pelvic Rehabilitation Practitioner, and PCES, while being a Teaching Assistant to the Herman and Wallace Institute. With a hands-on approach to mentorship, Stacy leverages her clinical expertise from years of specialized practice at Community Physical Therapy, including PT of San Marcos and PT of Wimberley. She provides compassionate guidance for a spectrum of conditions, ranging from incontinence to pelvic pain, and beyond. Beyond her clinical role, Stacy is a devoted family person and nature enthusiast, sourcing energy and inspiration from her loved ones and the joy of tending to her vegetable garden.

As a mentor, Stacy's commitment to education shines through in her ability to weave her intricate understanding of pelvic health with her orthopedic insights, offering students a whole-body perspective on patient care. Her instructive style is characterized by an empathetic and thorough lens, aiming to empower her students to uncover underlying factors of pelvic dysfunction. Stacy's educational philosophy centers on fostering a nurturing learning environment, where each student is encouraged to develop a multifaceted skill set that honors the profound connection between body, mind, and overall wellbeing.