This scholarly abstract introduces a capstone project designed to advance clinical skills in pelvic floor rehabilitation for women experiencing pelvic floor dysfunction (PFD). The project's primary objective is to augment students' understanding of occupational therapy's pivotal role in pelvic floor rehabilitation through the development of educational resources.

The capstone project encompasses several key deliverables, including the creation of pilates and yoga videos as well as informative handouts tailored to pelvic floor rehabilitation. Furthermore, comprehensive documentation will be generated, offering a thorough review of pelvic floor rehabilitation from an occupational therapist's perspective. Additionally, a certificate of completion in pelvic floor rehabilitation continuing education courses will be provided, enabling students to gain valuable insights and expertise in this specialized field.

Beyond the immediate educational components, the project seeks to foster advocacy and education related to occupational therapy interventions among healthcare professionals and individuals seeking pelvic floor rehabilitation. The enduring development of pelvic floor therapy necessitates ongoing efforts in this regard.

Furthermore, this capstone project carries far-reaching implications, including the potential for increased research focusing on occupational therapy-specific interventions and the expansion of the occupational therapist's role in pelvic floor rehabilitation. These developments will contribute to a broader understanding of the benefits and contributions of occupational therapy in the realm of pelvic floor rehabilitation, ultimately enhancing patient care and treatment outcomes.