Meeting Calendar

Explore upcoming IPPS courses, educational programs, and scientific meetings. Select an event to view its complete details.

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Upcoming Meetings

Current and upcoming IPPS meetings and courses.

Virtual Course

Clinical Foundations for Abdomino-Pelvic Pain Evaluation and Management

Date: August 17–December 12, 2026Location: Virtual

The next session of the Clinical Foundations Course starts August 17. Select the button below to learn more and register.

Course Information

Virtual Course

NPWH and IPPS: Beyond the Pelvis

Available on Demand: Through October 24, 2026Location: Virtual

Agenda

8:45–10:00 AMPatterns, Not Problems: Overlapping Diagnoses in CPPDr. Mark Dassel, Intermountain Health · Dr. Janelle Moulder, Wake Forest School of Medicine

10:10–11:10 AMConnecting the Dots for CPP Patients: Combining Comprehensive History Taking and Assessment with Pain Science EducationDr. Alexandra Milspaw · Dr. Lindsey Plato-Johnson

11:20 AM–12:20 PMFrom Triggering to Trust: Rethinking the CPP Physical ExamDr. Lindsey Plato-Johnson · Dr. Alexandra Milspaw

Lunch Break

1:30–2:30 PMFrom Pelvis to Person: Integrating Whole Body PT in CPP CareDr. Karen Brandon, Kaiser Permanente Southern California

2:40–3:40 PMAssembling Care: A LEGO Framework for CPP Treatment ChallengesDr. Mark Dassel · Dr. Janelle Moulder

3:50–4:50 PMCase-Based Insights in Chronic Pelvic Pain CareDr. Lindsey Plato-Johnson · Dr. Alexandra Milspaw · Dr. Janelle Moulder · Dr. Mark Dassel

Registration Information

Annual Meeting

29th Annual Scientific Meeting for the International Pelvic Pain Society

Date: October 10–12, 2026Location: Mayo Civic Center, Rochester, Minnesota

Theme: Better Together: Embracing Interdisciplinary Collaboration to Elevate Care for Pelvic Pain

This interdisciplinary meeting brings together expert speakers, oral abstracts, dynamic discussion panels, and hands-on labs. Sessions explore practical strategies from nutrition, physical therapy, gynecology, pain psychology, and pain science.

The program focuses on evidence-based, practical approaches that attendees can apply to improve the care of people affected by chronic pelvic pain.

Annual Meeting Registration

Contact

International Pelvic Pain Society

14305 Southcross Drive West, Suite 100

Burnsville, MN 55306, U.S.A

Telephone: +1 (612) 474-4140

Fax: +1 (952) 314-8212