Pelvic Floor Therapy Bucks County, PA — Gina Inglese Pelvic Health

Professional photo of Gina with black shirt, tan pants, and homemade vulva earrings.

Hey there,

I’m Gina (she/her).

I help people address their pee, poop, pelvic pain & sex concerns.

I aim to make pelvic floor therapy feel safe, inclusive, and inviting…as it should be.

I’m not the kind of provider who will dismiss your pain or fit you in through a rushed appointment and send you off feeling more confused.

✓ I’m all about trauma-informed, holistic care that looks at your whole body. In order to achieve that, I value giving you that time, energy, and space.

✓ Everyone is unique and benefits from individualized care. If certain skills or techniques aren’t working for you, we’ll investigate that further and see what works for YOU.

✓ In our sessions, we are a team.

Good news: Bladder, bowel, sex, and pain concerns don’t have to impact…

» your work day

» your dating life

» your relationships

» your social life

» playing with your kids

» your relationship with yourself

Even better news: You don’t have to deal with this journey alone.

I’m passionate about helping people like you through concerns that may feel vulnerable, with a safe space for healing that centers the mind-body connection.

Gina holding a pelvis with dilators in the background, a plant, and books like Come As You Are Workbook, The Vagina Monologue, Healing Back Pain, and Love is Not Color Blind, and OT treatment of sexuality textbook.

I welcome you to work with me, where you can be seen, heard, and supported.

When I entered pelvic health a few years ago, I felt drawn to the mind-body, somatic connection.

The pelvic floor can easily hold our stress, trauma, memories, and shame. The stories of what people endure paired with the minimal support after, drive me to keep providing this care. I myself am frequently working towards reducing chronic tension from my pelvic floor, but I am privileged to have this knowledge on how to do so.

There is such a high lack of education and awareness around pelvic health.

Not to mention poor messaging out there, setting our pelvic floors up for even more pain and dysfunction. Especially in a world that shames people for their bodies and sexuality, we must create spaces for healing and combating the aftermath. To make matters worse, time and again patients are being dismissed by providers, not acknowledged for their pain or concerns, and even traumatized or retraumatized when receiving care. This is not okay.

I am fueled by the misinformation promoting shame towards sexuality, body image, and genitalia, that then leads to pain and pelvic dysfunction.

I am passionate about breaking down these beliefs, spreading trustable information, and providing safe spaces for people to address vulnerable issues.

I value…

◆ Authentic connection and compassionate care that promotes grounding, nervous system regulation, and pelvic harmony

◆ Supportive communities

◆ Creating safe spaces for everyone, especially LGBTQIA+ people

◆ Providing gender affirming care, especially as access (and awareness!), for pelvic floor health is lacking and essential in these spaces

◆ Practicing cultural humility and providing a safe space for all clients

◆ Trauma informed, inclusive, and identity centric healthcare

Reviews from past patients:

“I’ve been working with Gina for the better part of two months now, and I am so glad I found her. I was diagnosed with pelvic floor dysfunction earlier this year and after 8 weeks of physical therapy provided only minimal improvements at best, I was feeling pretty discouraged when I made the decision to switch to OT. Right from my first session with Gina, though, I started regaining hope. Not only did she listen so well and with such kindness, but she really seemed to understand what I was experiencing and helped me understand it as well. She had also already put together a folder of information and resources for me to take home on day one based off my intake forms (which I still refer to frequently) and continues to expand on this resource library each time we meet. Unlike PT, I feel my sessions with Gina are totally personalized and I am an active participant in deciding what we focus on each day. I still have a lot of work to do, but I am actively seeing digestive improvements and growing so much more awareness of my body.

Gina also has a wonderful way with folks like me who struggle with significant anxiety issues and honors how important addressing that is as well. While I certainly wish I didn’t have to go through this treatment process at all, having the guidance and support of Gina makes all the difference.”
— A.G.
“Gina was a pivotal person in my care and healing after my hysterectomy. I was referred to the clinic she was working at, and feel fortunate she was my health care specialist. She taught me proper belly breathing and exercises. Helped with scar treatment and sexual discomfort techniques. I returned to see her after a few months because of a sore tailbone. I didn’t realize this could be from the hysterectomy too. Gina has a unique way of working with clients to help them understand issues as well as ways to overcome them. Gina showed me the position of my tailbone by using clay to visually explain. Simple and effective. She has a light touch and I felt safe under her care.
— J.D.
“My experience with Gina was so great! She made me feel comfortable as soon as I walked into her office. I had grade 2 prolapse about a year after my second baby was born and was recommended to go see her by a friend. I was regularly working out, but wasn't able to connect to my pelvic floor properly, in turn making the issue worse. She helped me with exercises that restored my mind muscle connection and now I'm symptom free! I can't recommend her enough. She restored my confidence!”
— B.L.
"Healthcare is so often filled with dead-ends and practitioners who couldn't care less but Gina is the exact opposite: She is always learning/bring up new techniques and therapies and adjusting her practice to the unique needs of each client. I love the curiosity (and skill!) that Gina brings to the table. I have had dyspareunia since I was 15 but have avoided seeking formal help for years because of re-traumatizing experiences with healthcare professionals. Since I started seeing Gina in September I have seen loads of progress. My chronic nerve pain has abated and so has my dyspareunia.”
— J.D.
“I had been struggling with my pelvic floor issues for years and seen many different practitioners. If you’re reading this review, then you probably know that having pelvic floor dysfunction is extremely isolating. I felt hopeless about any improvement with my condition. Now, I feel so proud of my progress and the growth I’ve had.
Working with Gina this past year has been an absolute gift. Gina is:
-patient, consent and trauma-informed with her care
-committed to her patients and advocates for them
-believes and listens to what you are feeling (A MUST HAVE if you are seeking pelvic floor care!!!)
-great at meeting you where you’re at in your recovery/journey and never judgmental
-up-to-date on the latest in Pelvic Floor Health
-just a wonderful human being as a whole
I could go on and on about what a GEM she is.”
— E.D.
“I’m 24 and have pelvic floor pain dysfunction. I have discomfort and pain most days and with most activities and just generally . I started seeing Gina and I have loved being in her care! She holds herself with such grace, makes me feel incredibly comfortable and safe in her care. She is an extremely capable OT. I have experienced a decrease in my symptoms, gained tools for dealing with symptoms and learned a lot from her during our sessions.”
— A.K.
“I didn't really know pelvic floor therapy existed until my doctor recommended I look into it for pain management. Anything doctor related makes me extremely anxious, so it was a relief to find a place and practitioner I feel comfortable with. Gina has been amazing to work with - supportive, knowledgeable, and calming. I have been learning to breathe better and just more about my body and how small changes can have impact on my overall pelvic wellness.”
- J.Y.
"Gina was amazing and helped alleviate my spasms.”
— A.B.
“I didn't really know pelvic floor therapy existed until my doctor recommended I look into it for pain management. Anything doctor related makes me extremely anxious, so it was a relief to find a place and practitioner I feel comfortable with. Gina has been amazing to work with - supportive, knowledgeable, and calming. I have been learning to breathe better and just more about my body and how small changes can have impact on my overall pelvic wellness.
— J.Y.

Besides dedicating my attention to pelvic and sexual health…

picture of gina and noah with their dog goose in colorado mountains.

✱ I love spending time in nature, hiking, camping, and road tripping.

✱ I’m often accompanied by my partner, Noah who endlessly supports me through all my passions, plus our pride and joy fur babies - Ginger and Goose.

picture of dog brindle ginger at nike park in chalfont

✱ I’m newly an Auntie to an adorable nephew, who I love and adore.

✱ Hobbies I’m working towards: rock climbing, ju-jitsu, and ceramics.

✱ I love the mountains, hate coffee, and am an early bedtime girlie.

I grew up in Philly/ Bucks County, PA. I lived in Portland, OR for a couple years and miss my community out there, especially the incredible pelvic health community! I am now back in Bucks County, where hopefully I will see you!

You can stop leaking with sneezing, laughing, coughing.

You can be in control of your urgency.

You can poop more regularly and without pain or straining.

You can have sex without pain.

You can insert that tampon or be able to go to the gynecologist without pain.

You can maintain that erection, or obtain your arousal without pain

You can sit without pain.

You can do the activities you love without worrying about pelvic floor symptoms.

It’s possible for you. I’m here to help you get there.

I’d love to help you reach your goals.

Book a free discovery call to see if we’re a good fit!

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The good to know stuff if you want to know -

My Masters of Science degree is from Salus University (now Drexel) in Occupational Therapy.
I have an undergraduate degree from James Madison University in Health Sciences with a minor in Gerontology.
I am a Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist from the Arizona Trauma Institute.
I have a certification in Pelvic Sex Counseling from Pelvic Global Academy.
I’ve completed comprehensive training and mentorship to treat within the specialty of pelvic health.
I continue to take robust coursework to better treat you and plan to keep going.
- Think things like = manual techniques/body work, exercise/core training, tailbone manipulation and treatment, internal vaginal and rectal techniques, nervous system regulation, vascular and lymph drainage, scar and adhesion, functional home programs, or on specialty topics like pessaries, constipation, menopause, endometriosis, EDS, peri-partum care, etc.
I also try to immerse myself in the voices of those who I am treating when I can.
I have always been in a monthly pelvic health community group for collaboration and education, first in Portland and here in Bucks County.