Amelia Godfrey is a physiotherapist and the Founder of Pelvy, a digital platform designed to improve patient adherence in pelvic health. She has worked extensively in pelvic health, with a strong focus on pelvic pain over the past few years, including in a specialised Pelvic Pain and Endometriosis clinic. She is passionate about supporting patients through thoughtful, practical use of technology. Pelvy was built directly from clinician and patient pain points, with the goal of making home programs clearer, more structured and easier to follow, ultimately reducing cancellations and poor outcomes linked to adherence difficulties. Amelia is excited to share how Pelvy helps deliver evidence-based programs that are simple to use and easy to stick to. Pelvy is trusted in over 60 clinics across Australia and has expanded into five countries.

• How we are currently prescribing pelvic floor exercises, what I have learned from meeting with 100+ pelvic health physios, and how this compares to the research on dosing for strength, coordination, downtraining, and a breathing technique for a vagus nerve reset. 
• Evidence-based pelvic health exercises for strength, mobility, + stretching. Tips on how to teach stretches more effectively for patients with pelvic pain, overactivity, and neurodivergence. 
• How clinicians deliver advice+education versus how patients actually want to receive and revisit it, how AI is influencing program writing, and how to use it without sacrificing clarity, structure or follow through. 
• The barriers to adherence that are within our control, including the types of reminders certain patients types/groups benefit from to in particular improve adherence (postpartum, brainfog, chronic fatigue, ADD + neurodivergence, pelvic pain, patients with pessaries). Tips to improve likelihood for adherence and preventing cancellations. 
• What real world usage from 1,000+ Pelvy patients reveals about engagement patterns, and how you can prescribe advice+exercises quickly + effectively in a way that also supports patients.

1 hours & 30 mins

$45 - this includes access to the video recording and a copy of the presentation notes.