Dr. Eman Al Uthmani
Dear Colleagues,
Friends, and Esteemed Guests, S§PL rerspecmives It is with great pleasure and enthusiasm that | welcome you to the Pelvic Pain Perspectives 2025 Conference. This gathering represents more than just a meeting of minds—it is a celebration of the ongoing commitment, collaboration, and compassion that drives innovation in the field of pelvic pain management. As we convene here in [insert location if known], we bring together clinicians, researchers, advocates, and patients to explore multidisciplinary approaches, share groundbreaking research, and build lasting connections. Our conference theme this year, “Broadening the Lens: Expanding Access and Inclusion in Pelvic Pain Care”, reflects our dedication to amplifying diverse voices and perspectives. Pelvic pain is a deeply personal and often misunderstood experience, and it is only through inclusive dialogue and comprehensive care that we can truly support those who live with it. Over the next few days, you'll hear from visionary leaders, engage in thoughtful discussions, and have the opportunity to participate in interactive sessions designed to spark change and inspire progress. | encourage each of you to take full advantage of the sessions, connect with colleagues new and old, and carry forward the momentum we create here into your own work and communities. Thank you for being a part of this essential movement. Your presence is a testament to the growing recognition that pelvic pain deserves our attention, research, and advocacy.
Warmest regards,
Dr. EMAN AL UTHMANI
The Pelvic Pain Perspectives 2025 Conference united professionals committed to improving care for people with chronic pelvic pain, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration through a program spanning medical, psychological, and rehabilitative approaches.
To deepen understanding of chronic pelvic pain as a complex, multifactorial condition
To promote a biopsychosocial model of care
To share practical, evidence-based approaches across specialties
To encourage integrated, patient-centered care strategies
