We want to improve patients' quality of life, while closing the gender pain gap.
Shaping the future of gender medicine, one step at a time.
Female bodies have been overlooked for too long: that’s why we know so little. We are on a mission to give everyday, concrete solutions to patients and contribute to research in the field.
Start feeling better,
with hale.
Our mission is deeply personal — we have been there.
We created Hale because we couldn't understand why we felt so lonely when there were so many other people facing the same problem.
Hale is the solution we wished we could have found when we were struggling.
Backed by strong scientific expertise
We leverage science and technology to boost your wellness. Our content is crafted by experts in psychology, sexology and gynecology that have been working long in the field of female pain.
Zoe Sever
Sexologist, Clinical Advisor and Researcher
Sonia Ponzo
Cognitive Psychologist and Digital Health Expert
Luca Bello
Gynecologist specialized in sexual dysfunction and sexually transmitted infections
Powered by studies and research
Mindfulness-Based Therapy versus CBT
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) significantly reduces genital pain intensity and improves psychological and sexual well-being.
Quality of life in women with chronic pelvic pain
Women with chronic pelvic pain had poorer quality of life than those without. Anxiety, depression and sexual dysfunction were negatively associated.
Psychology of Chronic Pelvic Pain
Patients with pelvic pain suffer from psychological conditions at a disproportionately high rate compared with their peers.
We leverage our Halers board to build our products
No solution can be called as such unless it's built with end users in mind. At Hale, patients have been involved since day one.
We leverage our Halers board to build our products
No solution is a real solution if it was not built with final users. At Hale, patients were involved from day one.
Participate in hale research
Whether you're a patient, a scientist or a research organization, we welcome you to reach out. Your contribution could shape the next wave of advancements in gender medicine.
