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Re-wiring your nervous system as a clinician or patient with Dr Thea Bowler and Paula Hindle Pelvic pain care doesn’t just involve patients learning to feel safe, it demands clinicians feel regulated too.
In this episode, I’m joined by Dr Thea Bowler, a gynaecologist and fertility specialist with advanced training in pelvic pain, pain mana
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Pelvic pain care doesn’t just involve patients learning to feel safe, it demands clinicians feel regulated too.
In this episode, I’m joined by Dr Thea Bowler, a gynaecologist and fertility specialist with advanced training in pelvic pain, pain management, and laparoscopic surgery. Thea combines evidence-based medicine with a compassionate, whole-person approach, helping patients and practitioners understand that true healing begins with safety and awareness of the nervous system.
Alongside her is Paula Hindle, a physiotherapist and educator known for her integrative, nervous-system-informed approach to pelvic health. Paula blends movement, breath, and body connection with trauma-informed care, helping women (and the clinicians who treat them) move from protection into trust and ease.
Together, this powerhouse duo from Vera Wellness discuss the nervous system’s role in pelvic pain, and how their new resource supports both patients and practitioners. We explore what it means for clinicians to regulate themselves, how that helps prevent burnout, and why our own state directly influences patient outcomes. Unfortunately we are missing the wonderful Dr. Peta Wright, who is part of this brilliant team and founder of Vera.
This conversation is for anyone treating or living with pelvic pain — and for every practitioner who needs the reminder that you can’t pour from an empty cup.
Vera Education Links here
GUID: thepelvichealthpodcast.podbean.com/fee67b41-2ba1-3a36-af93-95b9de059050
Release Date: 05/01/2026, 13:39:24
