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Women of the Well | Women's health, done differently

Vera Wellness
Pelvic Pain
Endometriosis
Women's Health
Holistic Health
Fertility
Menopause
Mental Health
Women’s Health
Nervous System
Menstrual Cycle
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
Nervous System Health
Perimenopause
Pain Management
Diet and Nutrition
IVF
Lifestyle Changes
Empowerment
Self-Care
Period Pain

Most women's health care starts by looking for something broken. This one starts by listening.

Women of the Well is a podcast about what medicine looks like when it takes the whole woman seriously – her body, her history, her nervous system and her own knowing.

Hosted by integrative gynaecologists Dr Peta Wright and Dr Thea Bowler with holistic counsellor Sam Lindsay-German, each episode explore... more

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This weekend, the world dresses up as witches for Halloween. 

Here in Australia, it’s also Beltane, the spring fire festival in the Southern Hemisphere wheel of the year. 

So it felt l... more

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A note before you listen: this episode talks about harm in the medical system and touches on childhood trauma and abuse. Please take care of yourself as you listen.

When did you last ch... more

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In our last episode, Peta and Thea talked about Vera's practitioner training, and why no one should have to do this work alone. This week, we're introducing you to one of the women who r... more

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A quick note: this is a conversation about our practitioner training, so we're talking clinician to clinician at times. But if you're living with pelvic pain, we hope it's a comfort to h... more

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Recent Guests

Lauren Williams
Midwife
Vera Wellness (friend and colleague)
Episode: Choosing your body wisdom – midwife Lauren Williams on meeting herself
Cara Pritchard
Woman sharing her journey with pelvic pain
Episode: "I hated my body" – Cara's journey from pelvic pain to power
Elysia Humphries
Naturopath specializing in fertility
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Episode: Preparing your body for pregnancy with naturopath Elysia Humphries
Paula Hindle
Physiotherapist specializing in pelvic pain and nervous system regulation.
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Episode: Reconnecting with your body to heal pelvic pain – with Paula Hindle
Brooke Dobó
Physiotherapist associated with Vera Wellness
Vera Wellness
Episode: Pleasure as an antidote to pelvic pain – with Brooke Dobó
Tanya Borowski
Women's health practitioner from the UK
Episode: The truth about periods, pain, and hormone health with Tanya Borowski
Lara Briden
Naturopath and author of several books about women's cycles and menopause.
Episode: The truth about periods, pain, and hormone health with Tanya Borowski

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 77 ratings
  • Great podcast!

    This podcast is a breath of fresh air in providing authentic, genuine, and real conversations about women wellbeing.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Daniucv
    Australia2 years ago
  • Empowering and educational.

    I've binged listened to this podcast. Such valuable insightful information. Both evidence based and more importantly the wisdom you acquired through menopause, which has been forgotten as there is so much pressured information about being broken during menopause. It's such a gift to all woman that can't necessarily afford to see these great menopause specialists.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LouClif
    Australia2 years ago
  • Brilliant podcast for women

    I have binged on this podcast!! I am a 45 year old woman going through hormonal changes and am arming myself with empowering, accurate and enlightening information around this life transition. I love the thoughtful, heart centred and very real conversations being had here and am especially loving the wise woman wisdom Sam brings 🙏🏻. I am so grateful to Peta and Thea for sharing their expertise so freely too! Such a wonderland team of incredible woman making an impact for those of us who need t... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kim Newing
    Australia2 years ago
  • Love, love, love it!

    Great topic & wow what a reassuring message. Feeling so normal now 😄Thanks ladies for sharing your wisdom & experience. Keep shining your lights ❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Em 999
    Australia2 years ago
  • Great podcast!

    The comprehensive holistic advice on pain management is really unique. Great for all women to understand more about the cause of their pain to help with recovery. Found it very insightful and useful.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sheridan A.
    Australia2 years ago

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The show is praised for addressing topics other programs overlook, with actionable takeaways for care and self-advocacy.
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From surgery every five years to reclaiming her body – Winsome’s story
Q: What would you say to them?
I would recommend that people take time to sit down in nature, in a space they feel comfortable, and think, what do I want my daily life to look like?
From surgery every five years to reclaiming her body – Winsome’s story
Q: Can I ask you to just rewind? What did you feel when you first got that diagnosis of endometriosis?
Relief, actually, because there was a reason that I was in pain.
The problem with "wonder drugs" for endometriosis and pelvic pain
Q: What do you think that they should do now, listening to what you're saying?
They can talk to their GP or come off the drug if they are struggling with it. It's important to reconnect with their body and understand that having periods isn't inherently bad.
Is your pelvic floor causing your pain? An interview with physiotherapist Brooke Dobó
Q: What are the main symptoms and causes of pelvic pain?
The main symptoms of pelvic pain often include crampy, deep pain described in various ways, such as stabbing or throbbing, influenced by muscle reactions to menstrual cycles and emotional states.

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This show centers women's health through an integrative, nervous-system informed lens, often blending medical insight with holistic approaches. Episodes explore pelvic pain, endometriosis, menopause, and reproductive health, emphasizing emotional and social dimensions alongside physical symptoms. Guests include clinicians and therapists who practice beyond conventional care, offering listeners practical paths for self-advocacy, healing, and better conversations with practitioners. The format stands out by validating lived experience, normalizing difficult conversations, and highlighting self-awareness, embodiment, and trauma-informed care as routes to lasting wellbeing.

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2. Cara Pritchard
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4. Paula Hindle
5. Brooke Dobó
6. Tanya Borowski
7. Lara Briden

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