Kathe Wallace Teaching

Educating Pelvic Health Practitioners Worldwide


Kathe offers educational products and continuing education. The products and courses are online & self-paced for practitioners. The web-based platform Teachable allows participants to move through content at their own pace and pose questions to be answered by Kathe along the way. Courses center on multi-media curriculum developed by Kathe, featuring videos, slides, handouts and clinic guides.

Current Offerings




Pressure Posture Pulls and Performance
Pressure, Posture and Performance: An Approach to Pelvic Floor Dysfunction


Learn how movement patterns, posture, breath mechanics, and other remote drivers contribute to pelvic floor dysfunction (PFD). This course provides practical, whole-body strategies to assess and influence intra-abdominal pressure (IAP) to support improved clinical outcomes. 10 contact hours.


Pelvic Floor Support Systems: Advanced Anatomy, Assessment & Treatment for Prolapse and Parous Populations
Pelvic Floor Support Systems: Advanced Anatomy, Assessment & Treatment for Prolapse and Parous Populations


Strengthen your clinical skills in prolapse assessment, postpartum support changes, and pessary‑related decision‑making. This updated 13.25‑hour pelvic health CE course covers advanced pelvic floor support system anatomy, internal vaginal evaluation techniques, POP‑Q landmarks, identification of LA avulsion, perineocele, and enterocele. Learn evidence‑based strategies to assess support deficits, manage intra‑abdominal pressure, and confidently treat complex prolapse presentations.

Bundle A text: PFSS + PPPP
Bundle A:
Pelvic Floor Support Systems
& Pressure, Posture, Pulls & Performance


Transform how you evaluate and treat pelvic floor dysfunction.
Bundle up Kathe's two signature courses for a comprehensive package of pelvic health pearls delivering a powerful, whole-body approach paired with precise pelvic-specific assessment skills. Across 21.75 contact hours, you’ll gain an evidence-informed framework that clarifies how movement patterns, external drivers, and internal support systems work together to influence PFD. Bundle and save 15% while gaining practical tools and clinical insight you can apply immediately to elevate patient outcomes.

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Pelvic Floor Examination Techniques Review


This review contains selected examination techniques, helping early practitioners build confidence and established clinicians hone their skill set. You'll have lifetime access to more than 20 videos and several handouts produced by Kathe. The videos use a combination of live and anatomical models to demonstrate a variety of internal and external vaginal evaluation techniques. This is not a comprehensive review but a curated selection of exam techniques.

Vaginal Dilator Kit
Client Education Handouts

Created to provide healthcare professionals and their clients with a solid foundation to embark on a successful dilator treatment program. It is designed to streamline your homecare instructions and reinforce your education in the clinic. It contains 30+ professional handouts and illustrations with a customizable comment box. This is not a protocol, but a library of vaginal dilator educational information. 

What People Are Saying


"I definitely gained new clinical skills and learned so much and has changed the way I evaluate and treat my patients. Kathe is an excellent teacher and I am so grateful for all her clinical pearls. She is an institution in this field."

Janice Paredes- Alvarez, PT, DPT, CLT-LANA


"It is clear to me that Kathe’s ability as a teacher comes from her experience, caring, willingness to listen and desire to learn from her patients. She creates an environment that is a perfect balance of focus and fun. My advice, take a course from her earlier in your career rather than later!"

Karen Greeley PT, OCS, COMT, FAAOMPT


"Using the Teachable format, it was really helpful having videos and images of actual people to visualize how various types of fascial defects present. Sometimes in the in-person courses, you may not ever see an actual prolapse. So this was hugely helpful in having description along with visualization of what structures were affected. My ability to assess fascial supports has improved, and I've been incorporating many other tools from the course already."

Anonymous


Screen Captures From Kathe's Courses



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