
How We Really Feel is the podcast that takes an honest, evidence-based look at what it means to live in a body, especially when that body is doing something no test has fully explained, no appointment has had time to address, or no one has joined the dots on yet.
Hosted by Dr Sula Windgassen, PhD, health psychologist, researcher, author of It's All In Your Body and specialist in chronic illness, ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 21 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MedicineHealth & FitnessMental Health | |||

Most people who end up with chronic pelvic or bladder pain have seen a lot of clinicians. Often separately. Often with no one quite connecting the dots.
Dr Sula is joined by Shelli Burton and Katy Hansen, both nurse practitioners at Vanderbilt Unive... more
This is one of my solo reflection episodes. Just me, sitting with what the conversation with Dr Catriona Anderson and Neha Visavadia stirred up.
We covered a lot of ground in that episode: chronic UTI, the gap in the medical definition, what it mean... more
If you've ever been told there's nothing wrong with you and felt worse, not better, this episode is for you.
Dr Sula is joined by Dr Catriona Anderson, a GP with a special interest in recurrent and chronic UTI and founder of the Focus Medical Clinic... more
Sometimes the hardest part of a new way of managing your body isn't the technique. It's everything that happens in your head before you even get there.
This is my reflection following last week's conversation with Dr Angie Rantell, consultant nurse ... more
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So well researched, fact checked and interesting. Beautiful conversations. Very moving
This is such a well researched podcast full of important info!
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The show combines clinical expertise with lived experience to explore how bodies work when symptoms defy easy explanation. Across episodes, listeners encounter evidence-informed discussions about pelvic and bladder health, chronic illness, burnout, sex and intimacy after illness, and the mind-body connection. Guests range from clinicians (urologists, pelvic health specialists, gynaecologists) to researchers and individuals with personal journeys, offering practical strategies, compassionate perspectives, and actionable resources. A hallmark is translating complex biomedical and psychosocial concepts into relatable guidance, with emphasis on hope, practical coping, and building supportive communities. This makes it likely to appeal to health... more
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Recent guests on How We Really Feel include:
1. Angie Rantell
2. Kiera McGarrity
3. Jane Werbicky
4. Matthew Castelluccio
5. Lindsey McKernan
6. Saoirse Nash
7. Melissa Kramer
8. Dr. Laura Katz
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