Physiotherapy News – Praxis

Diastasis Done Differently

Elina Koutromanou — Tue, 20 May 2025 07:43:48 +0000

Take your career to the next level with hands-on learning! Venue THESEUS Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Center 202 Syngrou Avenue, Kallithea Why you should attend To stay at the forefront of developments in Diastasis Recti (DRA), strengthen your knowledge and confidence as a professional supporting women at different stages of life, and offer meaningful support using practical tools and a modern, progressive approach to core exercise, care and function. Watch a short video by world-renowned presenter Antony Lo, where he explains why you shouldn’t miss this experience. ▶️ Watch the video What you will discover • Understanding DRA on a theoretical and practical level • Case study analysis and presentation of ultrasound imaging via video • Guidance on managing the condition using modern exercise and strengthening methods • Empowering professionals to communicate knowledge and confidence clearly to their clients See the program here More about Antony Lo Antony Lo is a globally recognized physiotherapist from Australia, specialized in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, functional strengthening, and pelvic health. With extensive clinical and educational experience, he is established internationally as a leading educator for health and exercise professionals. He is particularly known for his innovative approach to Diastasis Recti, through his global educational project The Diastasis Project and his work...

As the Bicycle Turns: Cycling and the Pelvic Floor

Elina Koutromanou — Sat, 17 May 2025 09:50:07 +0000

The article “As the Bicycle Turns: Cycling and the Pelvic Floor” from the Pelvic Health and Rehabilitation Center explores how cycling can negatively affect pelvic floor health, especially in individuals with pre-existing dysfunctions. Key points: Pelvic floor pressure: Sitting on a bicycle can compress the ischial tuberosities and the pudendal neurovascular bundle, reducing blood flow and causing irritation or pain. Saddle design: Different saddle shapes influence blood circulation and comfort. Studies have shown that even well-designed saddles can reduce genital oxygenation by 20% within 20 minutes. Body position: A low handlebar position and prolonged static posture without changes increase pressure on the pelvic floor and may contribute to dysfunctions. Individual differences: Tolerance to cycling varies depending on body structure, weight distribution, and personal exercise history. Recommendations: If you experience symptoms such as pain, numbness, or discomfort in the pelvic area during cycling, it’s important to consult a specialized pelvic floor physical therapist. Choosing the right saddle, adjusting your bike properly, and taking movement breaks while cycling can help minimize symptoms. You can read the full article here: pelvicpainrehab.com

Webinar: Delving Into Diastasis

Elina Koutromanou — Fri, 25 Apr 2025 15:52:52 +0000

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Online Case Study Discussion – Reviving Knowledge!| Athens

Elina Koutromanou — Mon, 10 Feb 2025 18:24:05 +0000

The PT Praxis – Pelvic Floor Act invites you to an interactive Online Case Study Session, open to participants from all groups who have attended the seminar: “Specialized Pelvic Floor Seminar for Physiotherapists with Basic Training in Pelvic Floor.” Cases to be discussed: Bladder dysfunction in women and men. Pelvic floor dysfunctions during the perinatal period. If you wish, you can send us a case you would like to be discussed (anonymously) at info@ptpraxis.gr by March 22, 2025. The order of the cases to be discussed will be determined based on the priority of submission. If not enough cases are submitted, our team will prepare 3 cases for analysis and discussion. Participation Information Date: To be announced soon Time: To be announced soon Duration: 2.5 hours Platform: Online via Zoom Participation Fee: 50 euros Number of Participants: Maximum of 16 people. Priority will be given based on registration order. Register by completing the form below: Φόρτωση… Important Update: Other specialized Online Case Study Sessions focusing on other dysfunctions will follow. Take the opportunity to enhance your knowledge and practice through the analysis of real-life cases!

Pelvic Floor Seminar for Physiotherapy Students | Athens

Elina Koutromanou — Sun, 09 Feb 2025 10:20:23 +0000

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Athens 25/01/2025 – “Online Discussion of Pelvic Floor Dysfunction Case Studies”

Elina Koutromanou — Sat, 25 Jan 2025 13:52:39 +0000

Pelvic Floor Act – Online Case Study Discussion Reviving Knowledge! | Athens, January 25, 2025 P/T Praxis – Pelvic Floor Act invites you to an interactive Online Case Study Analysis Session, open to participants from all groups that have attended the seminar: “Specialized Pelvic Floor Seminar for Physiotherapists with Basic Pelvic Floor Training.” Cases to be Discussed: Bladder dysfunction in both women and men. Pelvic floor dysfunctions during the perinatal period. If you wish, you can submit a case for discussion (anonymously) at info@ptpraxis.gr by January 15, 2025. The order of discussion will be determined based on the submission priority. If not enough cases are submitted, our team will prepare three cases for analysis and discussion. Participation Details: Date: January 25, 2025 Time: 11:00 AM – 1:30 PM Duration: 2.5 hours Platform: Zoom (Online) Participation Fee: €50 Maximum Participants: 16 (First-come, first-served basis) Register now by filling out the form below! Φόρτωση… Important Announcement: More specialized Online Case Study Analysis Sessions will follow, focusing on other dysfunctions. Take advantage of this opportunity to enhance your knowledge and practice through the analysis of real cases!

Pelvic Floor Seminar for Midwives | Athens

Elina Koutromanou — Fri, 15 Nov 2024 15:50:26 +0000

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Athens 2-3/11/2024 – “Pelvic Floor Seminar for Physical Therapists with Fundamental Knowledge of the Pelvic Floor”

Elina Koutromanou — Sat, 02 Nov 2024 13:45:16 +0000

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Two-Day Training Course for the Physiotherapy Rehabilitation of the Pelvic Floor 2nd & 3rd November 2024

Elina Koutromanou — Wed, 23 Oct 2024 17:46:09 +0000

The founders and heads of PT PRAXIS®, Fotini Lagari and Mimi Marcellou, possess in-depth academic and clinical knowledge of the Pelvic Floor and its dysfunctions. They recognize the importance of spreading this knowledge to all professionals whose fields involve the Pelvic Floor of both women and men, as well as its dysfunctions. Since 1998, they have been offering their services in Greece to the general public and to fellow physiotherapists, as well as other health and exercise professionals such as nurses, midwives, obstetricians, psychotherapists, trainers, gymnasts, gynaecologists/obstetricians, urogynaecologists, urologists, bowel surgeons, anaesthesiologists, breast surgeons, and oncologists. Knowledge dissemination occurs through communication with the treating doctor, trainer, midwife, or multidisciplinary team working with a patient suffering from Pelvic Floor dysfunction. In addition, the clinic organizes seminars aimed at health professionals and exercise scientists to introduce them to the Pelvic Floor, and train them in recognizing, preventing, and rehabilitating Pelvic Floor dysfunctions through physiotherapy. In 26 years of operation in Greece, PT PRAXIS has brought together Greek health professionals, internationally renowned scientists, and important figures, spreading knowledge about the Pelvic Floor, its dysfunctions, and ways to prevent and rehabilitate these issues to hundreds of people. The Pelvic Floor should be included in...

Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy Training Seminar: Why Train in the Pelvic Floor?

Elina Koutromanou — Thu, 10 Oct 2024 14:20:26 +0000

There is an exceptionally high demand for physiotherapists skilled in Pelvic Floor Therapy and its Dysfunctions! A “valuable” field of knowledge with scientific interest, immense demand, and effective treatments. On the first weekend of November (November 2nd & 3rd), PT PRAXIS® initiates a seminar cycle focused on the “Pelvic Floor.” The first seminar is designed for physiotherapists with some knowledge of the Pelvic Floor, aiming to deepen their expertise in areas such as: Proper Pelvic Floor Assessment, Digital Examination, Clinical Reasoning, Rehabilitation Program Design. What is the role of a physiotherapist with expertise in the Pelvic Floor and its Dysfunctions? Taking patient history & mapping out the patient’s profile Digital examination of the Pelvic Floor Clinical reasoning and rehabilitation program design Exercise prescription and patient training Case discussion and clinical reasoning Why should I acquire specialized knowledge in Pelvic Floor Dysfunctions? People of all ages, both adults and children, suffer from urinary or fecal incontinence. The causes are numerous, yet often overlooked by most healthcare professionals, who either ignore or neglect to inform patients or lack comprehensive knowledge about Pelvic Floor dysfunction rehabilitation options. Hundreds of breast cancer survivors struggle to enjoy their sexual life and are deprived of quality...