CRIR-HJR Scientific Conference – April 29, 2025 | Claudia Brown, Physiotherapist, BSc MSc RehabSciences: Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation and its Implications in the Stroke Population

When: 29 April 2025 12:00 to 29 April 2025 13:00

Where: Conference in English, in hybrid mode:
◼️ In person: Jewish Rehabilitation Hospital, Room D 1004 - Research Department main area | Please confirm your presence: Mireia.Carrillo.cissslav@ssss.gouv.qc.ca
or
◼️ Virtual: On Zoom. Please register: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/5tse5-khRduJ1kiC6Todrg

Scientific conference presented by the CRIR-Jewish Rehabilitation Hospital (JRH), CISSS de Laval as part of the HJR’S “Talking Research” Series.

Presentations by researchers or postdoctoral fellows on the findings of their research projects.

  

 

speaker

Claudia Brown, Physiotherapist, BSc MSc RehabSciences

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BIOGRAPhy

Claudia Brown is a pioneer and expert in the field of pelvic health in Canada. She lectures nationally and internationally, has written several articles for the scientific and the lay audience, and has participated in several research projects related to this field. She is responsible for the training of physiotherapy students on various aspects of pelvic health at the School of Physical and Occupational Therapy at the Faculty of Medicine of McGill University.

Claudia is co-owner of La Clinique de Physiothérapie Concorde in Laval and is also co-owner at the Canadian Pelvic Health Academy, providing continuing education in pelvic health for physiotherapists across Canada.

She is also a recipient of the OPPQ’s, Prix d’Excellence for her contribution to the profession in this field of practice.

 

Conference abstract

« Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation and its Implications in the Stroke Population  » 

Pelvic floor rehabilitation is an increasingly popular, exciting and expanding field of practice.   Its benefits are proven, and it is now considered the first-line approach in the treatment of various disorders related to the neuromuscular, genito-urinary and digestive systems.  This lecture will provide an overview of the pelvic floor and its related structures, including a description of its role in core stabilization, bowel and bladder control and sexual function.  Indications, applications and evidence for pelvic floor rehabilitation will be outlined, with a special focus on the stroke population.

 

 

Question and registration to attend: Mireia.Carrillo.cissslav@ssss.gouv.qc.ca