New Course – Coccyx & Perianal Pain

We’re excited to announce the launch of our Coccyx + Perianal Pain: A Biopsychosocial Framework for Clinical Practice. Following the launch of our Endometriosis & Pelvic Pain course, this is the next of two signature courses, built on years of clinical practice and teaching.

Designed for physiotherapists and health professionals, this 6 hour course will teach you to confidently manage patients with coccyx and perianal pain. It covers functional anatomy, physical examination (including DRE), targeted manual therapy, self-management strategies, and both conservative and surgical options. You’ll also get a comprehensive assessment form aligned to best practice and current terminology, plus video demonstrations of clinical examination skills and exercise therapy.

Learn more about Coccyx & Perianal Pain

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