Webinar Series

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Evidence‑based pelvic health education for patients, clinicians, and the community.

At Pillar Pelvic Health and Physical Therapy, our webinars are designed to be science‑backed, inclusive, and clinically practical—whether you’re navigating pelvic health concerns yourself or you’re a provider looking to deepen your skill set.

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January 20, 2026

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Recording available to those who sign up until 1/23/2026

Perimenopause & Pelvic Health: What’s Normal, What’s Not, and What You Can Do

Perimenopause can bring unexpected changes like bladder leaks, pelvic discomfort, pain with sex, or a core that feels less supportive — and too often, these symptoms are brushed off as “just aging.” They don’t have to be.

In this 45-minute, evidence-based webinar, Pillar Pelvic Health & Physical Therapy explains how hormonal fluctuations during perimenopause affect the pelvic floor, bladder, bowels, and intimacy. We’ll break down the science in a clear, approachable way, debunk common myths, and share practical strategies to help you feel stronger and more confident in your body.

If you’re in your late 30s to 50s and want real answers, reassurance, and actionable tools — this webinar is for you.

Who These Webinars Are For

✔ Patients seeking trustworthy pelvic health education
✔ Clinicians looking for advanced or niche pelvic health topics
✔ Parents & caregivers wanting age‑appropriate guidance
✔ Fitness professionals seeking pelvic‑aware education

No prior pelvic health knowledge required unless otherwise noted.

What You’ll Get

Clear explanations without medical jargon
Practical takeaways you can use right away
Time for live Q&A (for live sessions)
Replay access when available

About the Presenter
Dr. Michelle Koval, PT, DPT

Owner & Lead Clinician, Pillar Pelvic Health and Physical Therapy

Picutre of Dr. Michelle Koval holding a pelvis wiht a plant in the background

Dr. Michelle specializes in comprehensive pelvic health care across genders and life stages, with a passion for education, mentorship, and breaking down barriers to care.