South Asian women continue to experience disproportionately poor outcomes in maternal and neonatal care with overwhelming evidence that these disparities are driven by systemic inequalities. Please join us for our second South Asian Maternal Health Conference, co‑produced with leading healthcare professionals, community partners and key stakeholders, with the shared aim of improving health outcomes and driving best practice across the sector.

Registration is free of charge. Places are limited.

Further information and registration

The CSP 2026 conference will be at the SEC Glasgow on the 19 & 20 October. One big change is that the Student Conference will be integrated into the main conference instead of being held as a separate event.

Further information

Fit and athletic females* commonly experience pelvic health symptoms that can negatively affect performance, training longevity, health, and quality of life, yet these issues are often overlooked within both sports medicine and pelvic health settings. This course bridges that gap by providing sports medicine and pelvic health professionals with a practical, integrated framework for assessing and managing pelvic, pregnancy, and postpartum concerns within fitness and sport. Participants will learn a structured biopsychosocial approach to interpreting history, screening findings, symptom behaviour, and movement analysis, while applying principles such as graded exposure, progressive overload, impact and pressure management, and exercise scaling. The result is a contemporary, whole-athlete model that integrates pelvic floor function into rehabilitation, training, and return-to-performance planning for recreational through elite athletes across the lifespan.

Further information

Fit and athletic females* commonly experience pelvic health symptoms that can negatively affect performance, training longevity, health, and quality of life, yet these issues are often overlooked within both sports medicine and pelvic health settings. This course bridges that gap by providing sports medicine and pelvic health professionals with a practical, integrated framework for assessing and managing pelvic, pregnancy, and postpartum concerns within fitness and sport. Participants will learn a structured biopsychosocial approach to interpreting history, screening findings, symptom behaviour, and movement analysis, while applying principles such as graded exposure, progressive overload, impact and pressure management, and exercise scaling. The result is a contemporary, whole-athlete model that integrates pelvic floor function into rehabilitation, training, and return-to-performance planning for recreational through elite athletes across the lifespan.

Further information