The first certification bridging
gynecological care and the studio floor.
Be among the first to bring PMIC
to your practice.
Regular exercise is widely recommended in gynecological care. Yet it is rarely formally prescribed — because no clinical framework has existed to translate a diagnosis into structured, safe, instructor-led movement.
PMIC changes that. Developed by Dr. Paulina Noreikaite, DO, it is the first physician-developed system that defines the therapeutic intent of exercise based on clinical context — enabling certified instructors to apply modifications that align with a patient's pelvic health needs.
The class structure remains unchanged. The lens changes. The physician prescribes the lens. The instructor leads.
Exercise to reduce pelvic floor overactivity and downregulate pain pathway sensitization. Prescribed for conditions including endometriosis, dyspareunia, interstitial cystitis, and urinary urgency.
Exercise to improve pelvic support, load tolerance, and neuromuscular recruitment. Prescribed for postpartum recovery, stress urinary incontinence, osteopenia, and uncomplicated pregnancy.
Exercise for long-term health optimization integrated into preventive care. Prescribed for PCOS, metabolic syndrome, obesity, and primary prevention.
A board-certified obstetrician and gynecologist, Dr. Noreikaite developed PMIC to address a gap she encountered repeatedly in clinical practice — the absence of a structured framework connecting medical diagnosis to safe, effective, prescribed movement.
"Exercise is already part of the standard of care. PMIC simply gives it the clinical structure it has always deserved."