Frequently Asked Questions

  • We offer pelvic floor occupational therapy services in person in Denver, Colorado. Virtual pelvic floor therapy is available to anyone in Colorado or Pennsylvania.

    For virtual coaching to people anywhere in the world, as well as educational courses and workshops to support you with your pelvic, sexual, and mental health, visit The Anxious Pelvis.

  • At The Anxious Pelvis Clinic we provide care that is:

    • Holistic

    • Trauma-informed

    • Specialized

    • Individualized

    You’re never brushed off to another therapist or aide. Evaluations are 90 minutes, to allow a thorough intake process. Follow ups are a full hour, not 50 minutes. Appointments are never scheduled back to back, you will never feel rushed out the door. Care is customized to treat your needs. Gina is certified in trauma informed care, and uses her occupational therapy lens to address the whole body and your environment.

    So much of pelvic health is nervous system focused, holistic care with this in mind will help you finally feel lasting relief.

    Learn more about us here.

  • Reach out through our contact form or schedule your free consult.

    During this brief call, our lovely admin Sarah will answer any of your questions, walk you through the next steps, and help you ensure if this is the right fit for you!

  • At Anxious Pelvis, we believe in high quality care that meets your needs. Due to this, we are out of network with insurance.

    We do provide superbills upon request, that you can submit to your insurance for out of network reimbursement, depending on your plan.

    Payment can also be made with FSA and HSA cards.

    It’s also to be noted that your plan of care is to get you what you need and get you feeling better in a timely manner given your specific situation. This includes equipping you with the skills to maintain and improve your pelvic health at home. We do not practice under a model of making people feel like they have to keep coming in forever to stay well in their pelvic health. Although some people continue to find further benefit and enjoy coming in past their original plan of care! It’s completely up to you. But your individualized plan, has your finances and long term goals in mind.


    We believe in quality over quantity.

  • Yes, there is free parking available in a parking lot in front of the building, this includes ADA accessible spaces.

    If you don’t see available spots in the front, you go to the back of the building. Just be sure to read the signage to make sure the spot you're in is for visitors.

  • Nope, Colorado is a direct access state for Occupational Therapy! That means you do not need a referral to access pelvic floor therapy services.

More of your questions answered in depth below:
What Does a Typical Pelvic Floor Therapy Treatment Look Like
Gina Inglese, MS, OTR/L, CCTS-I, CSOT
Anxious Pelvis Clinic
What Does a Typical Pelvic Floor Therapy Treatment Look Like
Gina Inglese, MS, OTR/L, CCTS-I, CSOT
Anxious Pelvis Clinic

Pelvic floor therapy treatment sessions can look so many different ways, especially when it’s through holistic approaches.

At Anxious Pelvis Clinic, we pull from a variety of techniques and methods to create a plan that works best for your needs and preferences.

To get an inside look at possible methods that can be included in your sessions, read more.

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Gina Inglese, MS, OTR/L, CCTS-I, CSOT
Anxious Pelvis Clinic
What To Expect in Your First Pelvic Floor Therapy Visit
Gina Inglese, MS, OTR/L, CCTS-I, CSOT
Anxious Pelvis Clinic
What To Expect in Your First Pelvic Floor Therapy Visit
Gina Inglese, MS, OTR/L, CCTS-I, CSOT
Anxious Pelvis Clinic

First visit approaching and not sure what to expect? That’s very fair! What pelvic floor therapy looks like can be confusing, and even intimidating. Not to worry, at the Anxious Pelvis Clinic we prioritize trauma-informed care. Everything is optional, thoroughly explained, and done with your consent.

A pelvic floor therapy evaluation can look widely different across providers and clinics. Read more to know what a typical first session looks like for the Anxious Pelvis Clinic.

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Gina Inglese, MS, OTR/L, CCTS-I, CSOT
Anxious Pelvis Clinic
What is Internal Work in Pelvic Floor Therapy
Gina Inglese, MS, OTR/L, CCTS-I, CSOT
Anxious Pelvis Clinic
What is Internal Work in Pelvic Floor Therapy
Gina Inglese, MS, OTR/L, CCTS-I, CSOT
Anxious Pelvis Clinic

Internal exam and treatment in pelvic floor therapy — What is it, what to expect, and is it necessary?

Assessment and treatment of the pelvic floor muscles may involve directly observing, palpating, and providing therapy to the pelvic floor muscles themselves. Some therapists may have different techniques or approaches. At Anxious Pelvis Clinic, we use additional training in trauma-informed care and take a consent forward, nervous system supportive approach. Let’s dive step by step into what that looks like.

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Gina Inglese, MS, OTR/L, CCTS-I, CSOT
Anxious Pelvis Clinic