MARCH COURSE HIGHLIGHT – Save $50 this month!
Discount available for the month of March 2026 for pelvic health practitioners

Treating the Postpartum Pelvis
Get clients pain free by treating postpartum pelvic patterns with confidence and clarity.

Pelvic health education every practitioner needs to know to
get faster, more consistent, pain-free results.
Most pelvic health education focuses on muscles and symptoms.
But after birth, the pelvic bones often don’t return to optimal position or
mobility – and no amount of strengthening can override that.
When the bones aren’t where they belong, the body compensates. Posture changes. Muscles hold. Pain persists. Progress stalls.
This course teaches you the pelvic mobilization techniques the body needs to move naturally again – so exercise and strengthening can work with the body.
Many pelvic health therapists are taught that addressing ilial anterior and posterior rotations and inflares and outflares “fixes” the pelvis.
But there is so much more!
In less than 3.5 hours, you’ll learn how to:
This course expands your understanding of postpartum pelvic mechanics and gives you the treatment techniques that go beyond traditional pelvic models – so you can get to the root of the problem.
Bring the pelvis, the foundation of postpartum pelvic health, to the front and center of your practice.

Get better results immediately with your
postpartum clients in just 3 hours
“This course has definitely changed my entire treatment approach
of the pelvis, even after being a PT for 20 years.
I have already seen immediate changes in my patients’
pelvic floor and with their pain postpartum.”
Veronica J., Physical Therapist
Treating the Postpartum Pelvis
Continuing Education for pelvic health therapists
Bodyworkers with a License to Touch
Requirements
3.25 Hours
(See CEU FAQs)
Course Length
Recommended for
All Skill Levels
Course Level
Online, Self-Paced
Course
Course Type
Learn the foundational pieces for treating the postpartum pelvis confidently and effectively:
This isn’t just another theory-based course. It’s hands-on, practical, clinically-supported education designed to immediately improve your confidence and skills to improve your results.
What Students Are Saying
“Since taking this course, a patient with sciatica had almost full resolution after treating her common postpartum pelvic pattern. One patient who had perineal pain in sitting (16 weeks post op pelvic reconstruction) that was resolving slowly with other treatment, had full resolution after correcting the common postpartum pattern and sacral flexion pattern. This is great stuff!”
Katie H., Physical Therapist
“Lynn’s Treating the Postpartum Pelvis is a must for anyone working with postpartum clients. I am a physical therapist and I do a lot of manual therapy – these techniques connected a lot of the dots that I see in my patients and gave me a clear and practical protocol to use. I know I will be able to implement them immediately and start getting quicker results with my patients.”
Brenda G., Physical Therapist
“This course was amazing. All practical information that I can immediately apply from a clinical standpoint. I have been working in pelvic health for several years, and this is one of the most actionable courses I have ever taken. Thank you!”
Sarah S., Occupational Therapist
What Their Clients Are Saying
“Today I used these (techniques) on a client. When she left she said ‘I feel like the work you did on my hips today is work I have needed my whole life.’ I thank you for these online courses, amazing work is being done!”
Rachael W., Massage Therapist
What’s Inside Treating the Postpartum Pelvis
- Effectively assess and treat the most common patterns in the postpartum pelvis
- Identify how the pelvic bones move during birth to improve your assessments
- Learn what signs and symptoms correlate to each pattern
- Know what to look for with the pelvic bones to identify misalignment after birth
- Learn the effects of the bones being out of position
- Provide clients with a home exercise to close the pelvis after birth
- Learn ways to facilitate balance and restore function in the postpartum pelvis
- Create an essential foundation that should be done prior to any intravaginal work
| Module 1 | Introduction: Welcome to Treating the Postpartum Pelvis | |
|---|---|---|
| Unit 1 | TPP: Welcome to Treating the Postpartum Pelvis | 3:47 | |
| Unit 2 | TPP: Table Set Up | 3:33 | |
| Unit 3 | TPP: Treatment Rules and Guidelines | 19:09 | |
| Module 2 | The Pelvis: Impact of Birth and the 4 Main Patterns | |
| Unit 1 | TPP: The Pelvis | 39:05 | |
| Unit 2 | TPP: Pelvic Motions for Birth | 14:01 | |
| Unit 3 | TPP: Palpation of the Pelvis (Lab) | 9:17 | |
| Module 3 | Sacral Flexion Pattern: Most Hidden and Common Pattern | |
| Unit 1 | TPP: Sacral Flexion Pattern | 11:44 | |
| Unit 2 | TPP: Assessing for Sacral Flexion (Lab) | 12:11 | |
| Unit 3 | TPP: Mobilizing Sacral Flexion (Lab) | 8:10 (2 Videos in Unit) | |
| Unit 4 | TPP: Home Program for Treating Sacral Flexion (Lab) | 2:49 | |
| Unit 5 | TPP: Case Study On Sacral Flexion Pattern | 7:36 | |
| Module 4 | Common Birth Pattern: Cause of Low Back Pain | |
| Unit 1 | TPP: Common Birth Pattern | 14:01 | |
| Unit 2 | TPP: Sacral Rotation - Prone (Lab) | 4:57 | |
| Unit 3 | TPP: Inferior Glide On Sacrum - Prone (Lab) | 5:45 | |
| Unit 4 | TPP: Sacral Mobilization - Supine (Lab) | 4:37 | |
| Unit 5 | TPP: Sacral Sheer - Prone and Supine (Lab) | 6:06 | |
| Unit 6 | TPP: Body Reactions (Lab) | 5:16 | |
| Module 5 | Posterior Sacrum Pattern: Relieving Posterior Pelvic Pain | |
| Unit 1 | TPP: Posterior Sacrum (Lab) | 4:50 | |
| Module 6 | Ischial Splay Pattern: Addressing Hip, Pelvic and Back Pain | |
| Unit 1 | TPP: Ischial Splay | 11:28 | |
| Unit 2 | TPP: Ilium/Ischium Rebalancing (Lab) | 4:18 | |
| Unit 3 | TPP: Exercise To Close The Open Birthing Pattern (Lab) | 3:26 | |
| Module 7 | There Is More: Working With Other Patterns In The Body | |
| Unit 1 | TPP: There's More | 5:00 | |
| Module 8 | Course Evaluation and Final Exam | |
| Unit 1 | TPP: Course Evaluation | |
| Unit 2 | TPP: Final Exam |
LAB: Sacral Mobilization – Supine
INTENTION: To see how the sacrum moves in the SIJ looking for even mobility side to side.


Underside View
| PATIENT POSITION | Supine |
| HAND POSITION | Fingers all gathered into one side sacral sulcus supporting each other to press anterior on sacrum |
| DIRECTION OF MOTION | Force is directed straight up toward the ceiling |
| ASSESSMENT | To see how the sacrum moves in the SIJ. Right side sacral base is higher and usually restricted in mobility in common birth pattern |
| TREATMENT | Load the restricted side to end range and hold, also encourage a downward motion toward the feet if that side sacral base was higher. This is Part 1 of 2 parts to correct the sacrum from birth pattern. |
Special Notes: Important to correct the sheering part of the sacrum to reduce low back pain. See Part 2.
Course Unit Sneak Peek: Self Treatment for Home Program
Hands-on education designed to transform
postpartum care from the foundation up
You will have immediate access to your course upon registration
There are downloadable lecture slides and a course workbook for note taking and in depth review
There is a short quiz at the end of the course to ensure learning of key treatment points
You have lifetime access to your course creating a valuable reference video library
Your course includes easy to follow step-by-step instruction and multi-angle videos
Downloadable workbook includes photos and an overview of each technique for quick reference
This course has 3.25 hours of CEUs approved for PTs in the state of Colorado and those states that have reciprocity. For OTs, this course meets all requirements for CEU credits for your state licensure and NBCOT.
Get to the root of postpartum issues today
Is This Course For You?
Meet Your Instructor – Lynn Schulte, PT
Lynn has been a Pelvic Health Physical Therapist for over 30 years and is the founder and principal instructor at the Institute for Birth Healing. She has been helping moms heal from all types of issues women experience during pregnancy and postpartum and is now teaching courses to other practitioners to share her expertise in what works.
After helping thousands of clients, she discovered something all her postpartum clients had in common — the “Open Birthing Pattern.” The Open Birthing Pattern results from the pelvic bones and muscles not returning to normal positioning and mobility after birth, creating pain and dysfunction. After learning this pattern, Lynn discovered many more and has been teaching these ever since.
Her courses focus on a holistic approach that addresses the client as a whole. She includes hands-on assessment and treatment techniques in her courses as well as an approach that gets to the root of pain and discomfort to restore function, enable smoother births and facilitate faster and more easeful postpartum recoveries.

Treating the Postpartum Pelvis FAQs
We asked our students what they wanted to share about this course,
and here’s what they told us . . .
“I really liked going through each pattern, signs of that pattern, and how to treat it. I’ve taken the postpartum and pregnant body courses, but there is so much material in those that I found I sometimes got a little bit lost and didn’t know where to start. The postpartum patterns class was super helpful for me to solidify the knowledge of those patterns and how to treat. I’m much more confident now in using this material as well as the material from the postpartum course!” – Natalie G., Occupational Therapist
“This course changed how I treat all of my patients! Assessing the pelvis with this approach has helped me obtain faster results and assess the body more efficiently.” – Andrea Z., Physical Therapist
“The course was excellent: What Lynn presented was a new perspective on treating the female body in postpartum, with a look at the birthing position and how this can affect the entire osseous framework, impacting the soft tissues. I’m very satisfied and already putting my new knowledge into practice.” –Valeria M., Physical Therapist
“After completing this course, I finally feel like I know how to assess and treat the pelvic bones in my postpartum clients. When I need a refresher, the information will be available to review as needed. I highly recommend the course!” – Kate H., Physical Therapist
“As a new pelvic health occupational therapist, I found this course to be so accessible without being overwhelming or intimidating. During most online courses, I feel I get “lost in the sauce” , but Lynn’s assessment and treatment techniques were crystal clear, with just the right amount of intuitive listening mixed in. I highly recommend Treating the Postpartum Pelvis, especially to newer practitioners who value a holistic approach!” – Lexy M., Occupational Therapist
Improve your clinical outcomes today
Have A Question?
Please email us with any questions and we will get back to you as soon as possible.