For people with pelvic pain and anxiety who are ready to take control of their pelvic wellness.
Simple, everyday strategies to reduce and prevent issues with bladder, bowel, pelvic pain, and sexual health.
We help people with vulvas—women and nonbinary folks—find relief from painful sex and pelvic tension. While current programs focus on this group, we recognize that pelvic health affects everyone and may expand offerings in the future.
Let’s Talk About Sex…
If you’re ready to ditch pain and finally enjoy sex with more pleasure, here’s how we can help:
If painful vaginal sex has left you feeling anxious, tense, or just plain over it—you’re not alone. But the good news is, it doesn’t have to stay that way! Stress and anxiety can play a big role in sexual discomfort, and we’re here to help change that.
Kickstart your journey to Less Pain, Greater Pleasure with:
Understanding what might be causing your pain, including the role of your pelvic floor
Getting to know your vulva so you can better identify pain and understand your body
Using breathing strategies to ease anxiety, tension, and pain—while increasing blood flow for arousal
Incorporating simple daily stretches to release tightness and tension
Embracing mindset tips to make this journey easier and more empowering
Ready to take the first step?
Download your free starter guide now! ⬇
Less Pain, Greater Pleasure Program
Release tension, relieve pain, regain pleasure, improve communication around sex, regulate your nervous system, and connect with your body all in one program!
Let’s be real: pelvic floor dysfunction, sex, peeing, pooping, and anxiety aren’t exactly dinner table conversations—yet they should be!
Okay well maybe not pooping at the dinner table, but at The Anxious Pelvis, we’re breaking the silence around pelvic, sexual, and mental health. Whether you’re here for education, practical strategies, or to reduce pelvic tension and pain, you’re in the right place.
Raise your hand if any of this sounds familiar:
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You often feel overwhelmed, anxious, stressed, or worried.
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Managing stress feels like a constant struggle.
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Your muscles often feel tense, especially in your pelvic region.
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You notice tightness or tension in your hips or lower back.
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Sex has become painful or uncomfortable.
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Constipation, bloating, or digestive issues are part of your daily life.
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You have frequent urges to rush to the bathroom (or don’t make it in time).
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You experience frequent urinary tract infections (UTIs) or discomfort when urinating.
Believe it or not, these symptoms could all be linked to how stress and anxiety affect your pelvic health!
Anxiety, gut issues, sexual difficulties, pelvic pain, urinary urgency… these can be confusing to navigate with seemingly little support that actually helps.
It’s time to put an end to the overwhelm and confusion that comes with getting help and instead:
→Not have to even think about peeing and pooping because they’re things that just come easily
→Not have to worry about dating or your relationship due to sexual concerns
→Not have to live in pain every day worrying if it will ever get better.
I’m Gina, a pelvic floor therapist with specialized training in sex counseling, trauma, and nervous system regulation. I’m an Occupational Therapist at my core, meaning I value looking at the whole person and creating solutions that consider all facets of health. While I don’t provide therapy through this company, I do offer coaching and education so that you have the power and tools to live a life no longer disrupted by pelvic concerns tied to stress, pain, or nervous system dysregulation.
I started The Anxious Pelvis because I saw a huge gap in access to this kind of support and information. I want this to be a space where you feel seen, supported, and informed so that you can find real relief.
