Prostate Cancer Rehabilitation for Physiotherapists Course: June 2026

A Brand New Course for 2026

We are delighted to introduce a new addition to the Greene Seminars portfolio — delivered by an exceptional clinician and long-standing colleague.

Gerard has known Helen Shaw for over 10 years, and we are incredibly proud to bring her expertise to the Greene Seminars platform.

Originally from South Africa  and now based in the UK, Helen brings a wealth of international clinical experience and specialist knowledge in Prostate Cancer  rehabilitation.

This two-day practical course is designed for physiotherapists, urology nurses and cliniicns looking to confidently assess and treat men following prostate cancer treatment.

What This Course Covers

A practical, evidence-informed course for pelvic health clinicians working with men before, during and after prostate cancer treatment. This masterclass addresses the questions your patients ask most – and gives you the tools to answer them confidently.

📅 Day 1 (9:00 AM – 5:00 PM): Understanding the Patient with Prostate Cancer’s Journey & Rehabilitation

✔️ Foundations: What Every Clinician Needs to Know

- The Male Pelvic Floor & Prostate Cancer: Functional anatomy and key physiological changes

- Prostate Cancer 101: Diagnosis, staging and treatments – what really matters for rehab

- Understanding the Impact: How surgery, radiation and hormone therapy affect pelvic function

✔️ Rehab Starts Early: What You Can Do Pre- and Post-Treatment

- Incontinence Before & After Prostatectomy: How to assess and what to prioritise

- Treatment Strategies that Work: Effective pelvic floor rehab and bladder control techniques

- Using Bladder Retraining Tools: Introducing the Pacey Cuff and tailored bladder rehab plans

✔️ Tools & Tech: Integrating Clinical Aids

- Ultrasound Imaging in Rehab: Practical applications for prostate cancer rehab

- Catheters & Continence: Best practices in catheter care and patient education

✔️ Beyond Prostate Cancer: What Else Might Be Going On?

- Understanding BPH, TURP and Bladder Cancer: Red flags, overlaps and referral points

- Staying Patient-Centred Through It All: Moving beyond the pelvic floor – a whole-person approach

📅 Day 2 (9:00 AM – 3:00 PM): Sexual Health, Intimacy & Men’s Recovery

✔️ Understanding Erectile Function – and How It’s Disrupted

- The Physiology of Arousal, Erection and Ejaculation: What happens – and what changes post-prostatectomy

- Why Erections Don’t Return Easily – and What We Can Do About It

✔️ Real-World Sexual Rehab: How to Support Men and Their Partners

- Creating a Safe Space for Conversations About Sex

- Sexual Rehab Strategies That Work: Exercises, education and support for confidence and function

- Teaching Orgasms Without Erections: Outercourse, pleasure, and intimacy without pressure

✔️ Tools for Recovery – Pills, Pumps, and More

- Vacuum Devices, Injections & Tablets: How they work, what to say, and our role in guiding patients

- Introducing Vibrators and Sexual Aids: For stimulation, connection and recovery

✔️ Often Ignored, But Hugely Impactful: The Side Effects No One Talks About

- Climacturia & Penile Shrinkage: Causes, prevention and solutions

- Loss of Sensation & Peyronie’s Disease: Identifying, managing and referring appropriately

✔️ The Psychological Side of Prostate Cancer

- Shame, Identity, and Silence: Supporting men emotionally through their recovery journey

✅ What You’ll Walk Away With:

- A clear framework to guide continence and sexual rehab for men with prostate cancer

- Confidence to handle sensitive conversations with clarity and compassion

- Practical tools, assessment ideas and rehab protocols you can use the next day

- Insights into the real questions men ask – and how to answer them honestly and effectively

Who Is This Course For?

• MSK physiotherapists expanding into men’s health

• Pelvic health physiotherapists

• Urology Nurses 

• Clinicians working with prostate Cancer  patients

• Therapists wanting greater confidence managing male patients

⚠️ Limited to 25 attendees to maintain high-quality practical learning.