
Two psychologists on a mission to illuminate the realities of living with chronic health conditions. Hosted by Sally Shaw and Seona Ilalio, both living with chronic conditions themselves. They lead Livology, a private practice specialising in psychological support for those navigating chronic health challenges. Tune in to hear candid conversations and professional insights designed to create commu... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 73 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & Fitness | |||

Join psychologists Sally and Seona for a fun, heart-warming dive into the world of pets and the surprising ways they can boost our wellbeing - especially when living with a chronic health condition. From loyal dogs who get us out the door, to snuggly... more
Re-Release: In this episode titled “Who’s going to date you now?," hosts Sally Shaw and Seona Ilalio tackle the complexities of dating with a chronic health condition. They delve into the unique challenges of disclosing your condition to potential pa... more
Communication feels like it should come naturally — we speak every day, after all — but real, effective communication isn’t instinctive. It’s a learned skill, not a personality trait. And if you’ve ever thought, “I’m just not good at communicating,” ... more
Ever wondered why people with chronic illness talk so much about spoons?
In today’s episode, psychologists Sally and Seona dive into Spoon Theory - the cutlery-based metaphor that attempts to explain what it’s like to navigate life with limited ener... more
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I have felt like a cloud has been lifted.
I have recommended the podcast to many other people here in the UK.
Thank you for sharing your experience and wisdom in a relatable way.
I love love love listening to this podcast! Such relatable topics - every single show! The banter, insights, acknowledgement of everything I’ve felt, experienced and can see others experiencing is uncanny sometimes but I guess that’s why each show is so great to listen to. Brilliant!
Such a great podcast
Sally and Seona have a great vibe together In between the laughs and lightness, they are able to address a multitude of issues.
I shared the link with my family- such a great way to start conversations about tricky topics and gain some insight to each others perspectives.
Inspurationally simple advice for a carer. Easy listening insightful entertainment. Relatable to so many challenges life throws at us!
‘But You Look So Good’ is a powerful podcast that delves into the complexities of living with chronic health conditions, offering perspectives from both those directly affected and acknowledgment for their loved ones. The show shines a much-needed spotlight on the often invisible challenges faced by individuals living with chronic illnesses. By addressing the emotional and practical aspects of these conditions, Sally and Seona challenge social stigmas and beautifully lead these crucial conversa... more
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This podcast features two psychologists who provide candid discussions about the realities of living with chronic health conditions. By sharing personal experiences and deep professional insights, the hosts aim to foster a sense of community among listeners. Key topics include effective communication around health challenges, the impact of societal perceptions on individual experiences, and practical strategies to enhance mental well-being. The tone is relatable and supportive, making complex health discussions accessible and engaging for those navigating similar paths. Unique elements include a focus on empowerment through education and vulnerability, with each episode serving as both a resource and a source of solace for those affected by... more
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