Team Courses & Workshops
Women’s Health Workshops for Pilates Studios & Allied Health Teams. From pre & postnatal Pilates to tailored women’s health workshops — all designed to support confident, consistent, evidence based practice.
Upskill Your Team with In-Person Women’s Health Education
The Women’s Health Collaborative in-person workshop option is ideal for team professional development and upskilling, allowing your instructors or clinicians to learn together in a shared, supportive environment. By bringing your team up to date with current, evidence-informed women’s health education, the workshop helps ensure everyone feels confident, aligned, and on the same page when working with women’s health clients.
Beyond clinical confidence, investing in team education supports consistency in messaging, improves client trust, and positions your studio or clinic to safely expand its women’s health offerings—allowing you to confidently market to a broader client base.
This Course Is The Perfect Fit For
New Instructors
Become a great pilates instructor from the get go. Fill the gap in your initial pilates training by getting confident with antenatal and postnatal clients. This will make you highly desired among studio owners setting yourself up for a successful career in the pilates industry.
Experienced Instructors
There is always more to learn. Perfect for highly experienced instructors wanting to upskill and take their teaching to the next level. Become a source of knowledge and broaden the opportunities in your pilates career.
Studio Owners
Provide your instructors the opportunity to be experts in antenatal and postnatal pilates. Market this specialist training and watch your studio grow. Perfect for studios offering any form of reformer and/or matwork pilates in group classes, private classes, or clinical classes.
Clinical Pilates Teachers / Physiotherapists / Exercise Physiologists
Gain a comprehensive understanding into pelvic floor anatomy, physiology, pelvic floor dysfunction, and musculoskeletal pain conditions. Elevate your exercise repertoire to cater any clients experiencing women's health issues, especially the pregnant and postnatal populations. Expand your client base to include more pregnant and postnatal populations.
Discover The Course Curriculum
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This module builds your foundational Women’s Health knowledge by covering all you need to know about the pelvic floor. From anatomy, physiology, cueing, and how to incorporate this into your teaching. This module explains pelvic floor dysfunctions such as prolapse and incontinence & how to modify your pilates for these clients. This module enables you to have wealth of women’s health knowledge to set you up for success teaching all female clients.
Pelvic Floor Anatomy
Exercising the Pelvic Floor
Pelvic Floor Dysfunction
Prolapse
Stress Urinary Incontinence
Pilates Programming for pelvic floor issues
Pelvic Floor Screening
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This module allows you to become an expert teaching your pregnant clients. Watch your confidence grow as you gain a comprehensive insight into the safety aspects of exercise in pregnancy. Understand what abdominal exercise to do vs. avoid in pregnancy and why. Learn which general repertoire needs to be modified and learn practical ways to organise your modifications to maintain your class flow.
Pregnancy Education and physiology
Exercise in Pregnancy - Guidelines
How these Guidelines relate to Pilates
Abdominal Exercise in Pregnancy
Exercises needing modifications in pregnancy
Exercises to continue in pregnancy
How to effectively modify programming
Antenatal Class Programs
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Facilitate your clients in returning to pilates safely and effectively after having their baby. Understand birth factors and how this impacts your programming. Learn how to assess for abdominal rectus diastasis, what this means, and how to rehabilitate this through pilates. Be able to easily modify classes for postnatal clients and become expert teaching a 'Mums & Bubs' style class.
Understanding birth factors
Postnatal Abdominal Recovery (Rectus Diastasis, RD)
Pilates for clients with RD
Postnatal Abdominal Programming
Considerations for the postnatal client
Designing effective mums and bubs classes
How to set up mums and bubs classes
Postnatal class templates
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Gain comprehensive understanding of why particular pain conditions can occur in the pregnancy and how pilates can benefit these. Become confident modifying and programming for clients that have issues. Completing this module will improve the quality of your group, private, and/ or clinical pilates classes.
Pelvic pain conditions
Pilates for pelvic conditions
Spinal pain conditions
Pilates for spinal Pain
Sciatic pain and exercises
Abdominal conditions
Wrist conditions
Workshop Options
Pre & Postnatal Team Workshop
This workshop is designed for Pilates teams who want to feel confident, aligned, and well-equipped when working with pregnant and postnatal clients.
Delivered face-to-face in your studio, the workshop combines up-to-date women’s health education with practical, Pilates-specific application—so your team can immediately apply what they learn in the studio.
What this workshop covers:
Pelvic Floor: anatomy & physiology, teaching & cueing both strength and relaxation, incorporating pelvic floor into pilates during pregnancy, postpartum, and beyond.
Pregnancy & Teaching Prenatal Pilates: aims of pilates in each trimester, current exercise guidelines, beneficial exercises for pregnancy, abdominal exercises, exercises needing modifications in pregnancy, pain conditions in pregnancy
Postpartum & Teaching Postnatal Pilates: birth factors to consider when returning to Pilates, abdominal separation & recovery, how to run effective postnatal pilates classes
Duration: 2.50-3hrs
Location: Your Studio / Clinic
Tailored Team Workshop
Tailored team workshops are intentionally designed to meet the specific needs of your clinic or studio. These workshops can cover a broad range of women’s health topics—including pelvic floor, pre- and postnatal care, menopause, pelvic pain, and beyond—and are suitable for Pilates studios, physiotherapy practices, and allied health clinics.
Each workshop is developed in collaboration with your team to ensure the content is relevant, practical, and directly applicable to your client population, supporting confident, consistent, and evidence-based care across your practice.
Want to chat more about organising a team workshop?
Register your details & location and we will get in touch.
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Lauren Pilates Instructor Gold Coast, AUS
I have always felt worried when pregnant clients are in my class. I tend to make the programming easy to take extra caution. This course has cleared up all my concerns. Now I know how to push people and still be safe.
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Steph Pilates Instructor Brisbane, AUS
This course was so informative and practical. I now feel confident with knowing how to modify programming when client have pain issues which is something I ha always struggled with. And the pelvic floor info was so helpful!
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Eliza Pilates Instructor , Brisbane, AUS
Finally I have some clarity on abdominal exercises in pregnancy! It's been so hard to know what is safe or not safe but this course went all through this and made it so practical. I would definitely recommend to any instructor.
FAQs
How long does the online course take?
The online course is self placed so it depends what speed you work at. From feedback you can expect to spend approximately 6-8 hours working through the modules.
Is there an assessment element?
Yes, in both the online & in person version there is an assessment element to receive your certificate of completion. You will be prompted to complete a 20 question multiple choice quiz. You will also be asked to complete a practical element in which you will submit a short video of you teaching 5 exercises appropriate for either an antenatal or postnatal client. If completing the face to face workshop this can be completed on the day or after depending on preference.
How long do I have to complete the online course?
Once you enrol you it’s ideal to complete the course in 6 months. This can be extended as needed.
Can I get support & ask questions through the online course?
Yes, when you enrol online you will get contact details for our course writer and founder, Claire. You will be able to call, email, or organise a zoom for any questions or to chat through anything you need.
Is the course designed for reformer or matwork pilates?
The course currently has a larger focus on reformer pilates however the content can be applied to matwork pilates. When you attend the in person course we are able to tailor this to matwork instructors.
Do I already need to be qualified in pilates to complete the course?
To get the most out of the course you need to be familiar with the foundations of pilates and have either completed your matwork and/or reformer training. The course is designed for pilates professionals with all levels of experience & allied health professionals. Note: If you are an allied health professional wanting to learn more about pilates reach out to see if the course will be beneficial for you.
Can I organise an in person course to be held at my studio?
Yes, the course can be travelled and delivered as a day workshop for your team. Please email to organise this.
Do you offer team workshops?
Yes, tailored team workshops can be arranged based on what your team will benefit from. Please email to discuss this option.
