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Isabelle Gien, physiotherapist and instructor at Physio Learning

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Isabelle Gienphysiotherapist, pelvic and perineal rehabilitation

A physiotherapist who qualified in 1995, she set up her own practice in 1998 and has worked in pelvic and perineal rehabilitation ever since. Urodynamic assessments in a urology department, teaching in a training institute, the founding of a prevention association: thirty years in a discipline she watched come into being.

  • Saint-Jean-de-Braye (45)
  • Qualified in 1995
  • Uro-gynaecology and proctology
  • Trained in osteopathy
  • Treasurer of the AFRePP

Isabelle Gien's career

She is one of the physiotherapists who established pelvic and perineal rehabilitation in France, one practice and one congress at a time. Her teaching bears the mark of it: a great deal of hands-on work, a fine knowledge of the care network, and constant attention to prevention.

  1. 1992 to 1995 · Initial training

    French State Diploma in Physiotherapy

    Orléans school of physiotherapy.

  2. Since 1998 · Clinical

    Physiotherapist in private practice in pelvic and perineal rehabilitation

    A practice founded in Saint-Jean-de-Braye, now a group practice of seven physiotherapists.

  3. 2001 to 2005 · Extended training

    Osteopathy training

    ARACS school of osteopathy, in Paris.

  4. 2010 to 2025 · Hospital

    Urodynamic assessments in a urology department

    Clinique de Saran, alongside her private practice.

  5. Since 2016 · Academic teaching

    Lecturer in a physiotherapy training institute

    Pelvic and perineal rehabilitation at the IRFMK in Orléans, dissertation viva panels, supervision of dissertations in perineology and on university diploma programmes, and instructor in ano-rectal practice at the INK in Paris.

  6. Since 2018 · Involvement

    Board of the AFRePP

    Treasurer of the association, convenor of its network group, founder of a departmental branch in the Loiret and speaker at its congress.

  7. Since 2020 · Prevention

    Founder of a prevention association in pelvic and perineal health

    Talks in health centres and schools across the Orléans area.

Teaching, network and prevention

  • Lecturer at the IRFMK in Orléans in pelvic and perineal rehabilitation since 2016, sitting on dissertation viva panels and supervising student work.

  • Instructor in ano-rectal practice at the Institut national de kinésithérapie, in Paris.

  • Congress presentations: Journées francophones de kinésithérapie in Rennes in 2023, Association française d'urologie in 2022, AFRePP congress in 2024.

  • Prevention close to home: presenting her prevention association in the health centres and schools of the Loiret.

Their course at Physio Learning

Anorectal rehabilitation

  • On-site
  • 14 h

Ano-rectal rehabilitation, which she teaches with Delphine Girard. Isabelle brings to it an expertise built over three decades of practice, from urodynamic assessment to proctological care.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Isabelle Gien?

Isabelle Gien is a physiotherapist who qualified in Orléans in 1995. She set up her own practice in 1998 and has worked in pelvic and perineal rehabilitation ever since, carrying out urodynamic assessments in a urology department from 2010 to 2025. She teaches in a training institute and is treasurer of the AFRePP.

Which course does she teach at Physio Learning?

She teaches ano-rectal rehabilitation with Delphine Girard, on-site. The programme, the duration and the price are set out on the course page.

What is her experience in uro-gynaecology and proctology?

Nearly thirty years of private practice in pelvic and perineal rehabilitation, fifteen years of urodynamic assessments in a private hospital, and continuing education followed without interruption since 1996 — perineal, male and paediatric urological and ano-rectal rehabilitation, and perineal manual therapy.

Is her course open to physiotherapists new to perineology?

The prerequisites are given on the course page. Our other courses in this field are gathered on the pelvic floor rehabilitation page.