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Elevate Your Practice: Beginner to Intermediate Pelvic Therapy Mentorship with Dr. Tracy Sher, PT, DPT, CSCS

Dr. Tracy Sher, DPT, thoroughly enjoys offering mentoring sessions to facilitate discussions about case management. She initiated this project with a series of 3 online mentoring sessions that were very well-received. So, we added the recordings for GPHAM members and will continue offering mentoring sessions each year. Look out for new announcements and check this page too! 

As pelvic health therapists, we often work in isolation or with colleagues with similar knowledge levels. So often, we hear how many of our amazing colleagues desperately seek out other pelvic health therapists to guide them through complicated cases or have some input from a “been there, done that” perspective. But this is tough to find!

We hope this is helpful for you! Learn the stuff that gets missed! 

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Spring 2026

Case Study 1

Patient is a 35-year-old female with a history of 2 vaginal births (Gravida 2, Para 2), 5 years ago and 8 months ago. 

Urinary leakage - Stress Urinary Incontinence with Coughing, Sneezing, and Jumping.

“I have tried EVERYTHING and can’t seem to figure out how to do a Kegel. Am I even doing it right at all? I do home programs and have seen another pelvic PT - they just tell me to keep trying.”

We explore possible reasons why the patient might not be able to feel her pelvic floor contract and describe a potential reason that is sometimes missed. We further explore how to possibly cue for this and improve function with this knowledge.

Case Study 2

Patient is a 50-year-old female with sitting pain at the “sit bone” area on the R side and some on the L. She is concerned that she has pudendal nerve entrapment and wants to get testing for it.
No known injury. Seems to be getting worse over the years, and sometimes also feels it on the vulvar tissue/perineum. 
She is extremely fearful that she has pudendal nerve entrapment.
We discuss some of the most common questions pelvic therapists and patients ask that have been hot topics online lately! 
Pudendal Neuralgia vs Pudendal Nerve Entrapment
Can you do a Tinel’s sign test for the Pudendal Nerve?
Can you glide or do neural tension on the Pudendal nerve? 
MRN or MRI recommended for pudendal neuralgia or to rule out pudendal nerve entrapment?



Spring 2025

Pelvic Pain and Perineum Treatment: A Missing Link? 

 Case: 32 year old male with perineum pain
 Case discussion and treatment options including myofascial management and a biopsychosocial approach 
 Hands-on demonstration to explain what often gets missed during assessment and to show how to better position yourself and your paient for optimal results
 Anatomy review of male pelvic anatomy







Case Study and Discussion: Prolapse & Bowel Issues

 32 year old postpartum female with grade 2 cystourethrocele, grade 1 uterine prolapse and fecal incontinence with high-impact activity
 Review Anatomy & physiology of prolapse
 Pressure system management
 Discussion of diagnostic testing and assessing
 Bowel and bladder management strategies




Fall 2024

Mentoring and Case Studies: Focus on Prolapse, Incontinence, and DRA

Case 1:
A 34-year-old female triathlete, eight months postpartum, experiences stress incontinence and vaginal pressure during physical activities, and seeks a safe return to triathlon training and weightlifting despite these symptoms.
Case 2:
A 32-year-old woman, eight months postpartum after an uncomplicated spontaneous vaginal delivery, presents with an 11 cm diastasis recti despite a four-month trial of physiotherapy, during which she was advised that surgery is her only option.
And MUCH MORE!


Mentoring and Case Studies: Focus on Pelvic Pain

Case 1:
A 58-year-old woman with vaginismus and a history of childhood sexual abuse seeks to overcome her fear of using dilators and achieve intercourse with her supportive husband's help. Graded exposure, graded touch, and desensitization. 
Case 2:
A 44-year-old woman with adenomyosis and pelvic floor dysfunction achieved pain-free intercourse and a 90% reduction in body pains following a hysterectomy, highlighting the importance of addressing underlying medical issues before pelvic floor therapy.
And MUCH MORE!


Mentoring and Case Studies: Hot Topics and Clinical Hot Seats

The talk will cover post-hysterectomy pain management, sexual function, healing complications like nerve entrapment, estrogen's long-term impact on healing, and serious issues like vaginal cuff dehiscence and evisceration.

Case 1: A 41-year-old woman experiences severe pelvic pain, dyspareunia, prolapse heaviness, and other complications after a radical hysterectomy following a traumatic delivery and postpartum hemorrhage, using an estradiol patch for hormonal support.

Case 2: 
A woman in her 50s with stage IIIC2 endometrial cancer developed neuropathy due to chemotherapy treatment.



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Dr. Tracy Sher, PT, DPT, CSCS

Dr. Tracy Sher, PT, DPT, CSCS, has 24 years of clinical experience in pelvic health. She has dedicated her career to treating patients with complex presentations with pelvic pain and genital pain, postpartum conditions, sexual dysfunction, and pelvic health conditions affected by menopausal changes. She has also been a leading pelvic health expert and instructor internationally for 14 years - teaching and mentoring thousands in-person and online.

Dr. Sher is CEO of Pelvic Global and Founder of the Global Pelvic Health Alliance Membership (GPHAM). She also has a private pelvic health PT practice, Sher Pelvic Health and Healing, in Orlando, FL.

She is passionate about bringing evidence-based education to people around the world and is thrilled to offer this programming here.

What people are saying about
Tracy's mentoring:

Tracy is so passionate about this work. It is a pleasure to learn from her. She is very clear on the information provided, and educates well for multiple learning styles (I am audio-visual and also kinesthetic, but having the pelvis model throughout was great for me!
I always learn so much from Tracy every time I attend one of her courses, catch a webinar on GPHAM and now, from attending these mentoring sessions. She is so generous with her time on these mentoring sessions! Covering background on topics has been particularly helpful as some of the foundational pelvic floor courses that we have taken certainly lacked some important concepts. Thank you, Tracy, for filling in the gaps!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us and for being so generous with your time. It was great review of specific conditions as well as learning new Rx techniques to apply. Will definitely sign up again if offered.
I learned so much as a novice pelvic floor PT. I am an ortho PT who has taken H&W 1 and about to take 2A next weekend. My next travel PT assignment is fully pelvic floor (in the past I was just part time PFPT and part time ortho) and this has gotten me very excited when I was feeling overwhelmed. I am now excited to become part of GPHAM. I feel this will be an excellent way to feel supported when I have been the only PF PT in my past positions. Thank you Tracy!!!
As busy as I know Tracy is, I’m impressed by all the work she does to better our profession and I am forever grateful for that.
Tracy, I really appreciate your time producing these live, free sessions. As a pelvic health PT for 25 years, I was still able to learn from you each session!
Exactly what I have been needing to improve my practice. Hearing real examples and what treatment worked for them is so helpful. Tracy is amazing!
Tracy Sher's passion for both the field of pelvic health and in the teaching of theory and practice is magnetic. I loved the balance of research and clinical judgement and I think her sense of how to emphasize key takeaways is brilliant. I hope to be able to participate in more mentoring sessions with her in the future!
I'm new to the space of pelvic health and chose to transition to this field when I recognized how burned out I was in acute care. In starting this journey, I'm afraid of getting burned out again and not having enough support, for myself and for my clients. These mentoring sessions bolstered my confidence and provided me with actionable information, whether a small change in an intake form, or a different approach to a client's experience. 
Attending this mentoring webinar has been so insightful to me especially as it relates to women with different stages of prolapse. The case studies presented were also quite helpful in learning ways to better serve my clients.
I appreciate Tracy Sher offering this terrific learning experience! I took away new clinical pearls and expanded my thinking on many cases I have right now. I loved the “clinical love seats” case discussions and hope to see more in the future.
Tracy’s passion for teaching shines through the screen. She has a wonderful way of imparting knowledge that is both digestible and thought-provoking, encouraging us to consider different approaches with our patients. The 'Love Seat' segment is especially interactive and insightful, offering great perspectives on case approaches.

Want more from Tracy? 
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