"While" Health Shockwave Workshop in Copenhagen
For healthcare professionals who want to take a more professional approach to men’s health
A new workshop will be unveiled in late 2026, with the first dates scheduled for Q1 2027
Until then, private lessons in men’s health shockwave therapy can be arranged by prior arrangement.
A more advanced approach to men’s health
Men’s health is often oversimplified. Erectile dysfunction is quickly reduced to a matter of blood flow. Peyronie’s disease is reduced to plaque. Pelvic pain is reduced to a tight pelvic floor. But in practice, the picture is often more complex.
Behind these symptoms, there may be an interplay between the circulatory system, the nervous system, the pelvic floor, connective tissue, pain sensitivity, the back and hips, hormonal factors, medication, lifestyle, stress, and sexual self-confidence.
That is why this workshop is structured around clinical reasoning rather than standard protocols. You’ll gain a more nuanced understanding of how to address men’s health in practice, and how technologies such as shockwave therapy, EMTT, and ultrasound can be integrated into a broader clinical setting when relevant and medically appropriate.
Sign up today
Apply to participate in the workshop by filling out the contact form below. Be sure to include your billing information—either your personal information or your company’s information.
Registration is binding and non-refundable
FAQ: Men’s Health Workshop
Who is the Mens Health Workshop for?
The workshop is for physical therapists, chiropractors, nurses, manual therapists, shockwave therapists, and clinic owners with an interest in men’s health, urology, the pelvis, sexuality, and function.
Do I need experience with Shockwave to participate?
It is an advantage, but not a requirement. The most important factors are a relevant professional background and an interest in clinical reasoning, men’s health, and the responsible use of technology.
Which technologies are covered?
The workshop covers radial shockwave, focused electrohydraulic shockwave, focused electromagnetic shockwave, focused piezoelectric shockwave, EMTT, and ultrasound as tools for clinical understanding.
Is the workshop a certification?
No. The workshop is a professional development and information-sharing session. It does not grant independent authorization or the legal right to perform treatments outside the participant’s own area of practice.
Where and when will the workshop be held?
The next dates will be announced in late 2026, for Q1 2027
How many people can participate?
There is a maximum of 8 participants to ensure a close-knit, dialogue-based, and hands-on learning environment.