Prenatal, Postnatal, & Women’s Health Pilates Education
Providing comprehensive education pathways to build knowledge, confidence and practical skills when teaching pregnant, postnatal, and all pelvic health clients.
Women’s Health Collaborative offers evidence based education through online training, in person courses & workshops helping individuals, studios, and clinics feel confident, aligned, and supported when working with women’s health clients.
The days of confusion and overwhelm are over.
Women’s Health Collaborative education draws on over a decade of experience in Women’s Health Physiotherapy and Pilates to deliver practical & up to date learning for Pilates and allied health professionals.
Through comprehensive online training and in person workshops, our education equips you with women’s health knowledge and practical skills to support safe, effective, and confident work with antenatal, postnatal, and women’s health clients.
With flexible learning options available you can choose the pathway that best suits you or your team — ensuring you education that is current, relevant, and applies to your teaching straight away.
Why Learn with Women’s Health Collaborative?
Founded by Women’s Health Physiotherapist Claire Ryan, Women’s Health Collaborative delivers evidence based education grounded in real Pilates experience. Learning with WHC means you have direct access to Claire for guidance, mentoring, and support throughout your education.
We pride ourselves in providing the highest quality, up to date information in a way that is accessible and practical, helping instructors, clinics, and studios confidently support women through pregnancy, postnatal recovery, and broader women’s health needs.
Pre & Postnatal Training
Women’s Health Collaborative’s Antenatal & Postnatal Course is designed to build your knowledge, skills, and confidence, combining the latest evidence with real-world Women’s Health Physiotherapy and Pilates experience.
With both online and in person learning options available, you can choose a format that suits your learning style, location, and schedule.
Pelvic Floor Anatomy
Exercising the Pelvic Floor
Pelvic Floor Issues
Prolapse
Stress Urinary Incontinence
Pilates Programming for pelvic floor issues
Module 1
Pelvic Floor
Pregnancy education
Exercise in Pregnancy Guidelines
Aim of pilates through each trimester
Abdominal Exercise in Pregnancy
Exercises needing modifications in pregnancy & why
Beneficial programming & why
How to effectively modify programming
Prenatal Class Programming
Module 2
Pregnancy & Teaching Prenatal Pilates
Birth factors & return to pilates
Postnatal Abdominal Recovery (Rectus Diastasis, RD)
Pilates for clients with abdominal separation
Programming for the postnatal client
Designing effective mums and bubs classes
Postnatal class templates
Module 3
Postpartum & Teaching Postnatal Pilates
Pelvic Pain Conditions
Pilates for Pelvic Pain
Spinal Pain Conditions
Pilates for Spinal Pain
Sciatic Pain & Exercise
Abdominal Conditions
Wrist Conditions
Module 4
Pilates for Pregnancy Pain Conditions
Want to start learning now?
Start learning straight away from anywhere in the world with our online Pre & Postnatal Training.
Move through a blend of theory, video explanations, practical demonstrations, exercise libraries, screening forms, and class programs — all designed to help you feel confident working with your pregnant and postnatal clients.
Register your interest.
Join our growing community of instructors & allied health professionals upskilling in Pre & Postnatal Pilates.
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The Vision Behind WHC
Founded by Women’s Health Physiotherapist and mother of two, Claire Ryan, Women’s Health Collaborative was created to provide accessible, evidence-based learning opportunities in the Women’s Health Pilates space.
‘Women’s Health Collaborative began as a way to share my passion, knowledge, and experience so we can collectively improve care for pregnant and postnatal women. For years, I was hearing from both Pilates instructors and clients about the confusion and lack of confidence around Pilates during pregnancy, postpartum, and pelvic floor health more broadly.
It’s been incredibly rewarding to see this learning pathway come to life, and I love connecting with so many passionate and dedicated instructors, allied health professionals, and studio owners.’