This program is designed to equip team leaders with the skills and confidence to transform their teams into high-impact, results-driven units by:

Applying leadership fundamentals to effectively recruit, manage, maintain and grow diverse teams

Building and sustaining high-performance teams

Effectively communicating and influencing

Strategizing decision-making and problem-solving

Empowering and developing team members

Driving change and manage uncertainty

Measuring and sustaining impact

You may be eligible to transfer learning from this program towards the completion of a business degree at Quinnipiac University.

Emphasis will be placed on evidence-based rehabilitation strategies, informed consent, and trauma-informed care. Clinical insights from an experienced pelvic health physical therapist will support the application of these principles to physical therapy practice.

Course Objectives

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

1. Describe pelvic floor muscle anatomy, function, and performance as they relate to pelvic pain and dysfunction.
2. Apply principles of informed consent and trauma-informed care to the examination and treatment of patients with pelvic pain.
3. Identify appropriate screening strategies and differential diagnostic considerations for patients presenting with pelvic pain.
4. Select safe, effective, evidence-based rehabilitation interventions for patients with pelvic pain and associated pelvic floor dysfunction.

Bio

Michelle Thibeault, PT is founder and owner of Diversified Physical Therapy in Meriden CT. In 1998 she graduated with a B.S in physical therapy from University of Hartford. In 1999 she started her practice specializing in treating pelvic floor dysfunction. In 2012 she graduated from the Sex Therapy Postgraduate Institute of New York as a Sex Counselor. She also is an Energy Medicine Practitioner using various modalities of healing.