Women Out Loud is a bold and honest podcast reshaping the conversation around women’s health. Led by the Surf Coast Women’s Health Group and hosted by GP Dr Niamh Logue, physiotherapist Courtney Weybury and nurse Amy McElgunn, each episode explores real-life topics affecting women of all ages, from pelvic floor health and menopause to postpartum care, strength training and mental wellbeing. Based in Geelong and the Surf Coast, the show combines expert medical insight with everyday experiences to inform, empower and support listeners through every stage of life.
Women Out Loud
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Women Out Loud is a bold and honest podcast reshaping the conversation around women’s health. Led by the Surf Coast Women’s Health Group and hosted by GP Dr Niamh Logue, physiotherapist Courtney Weybury and nurse Amy McElgunn, each episode explores real-life topics affecting women of all ages, from pelvic floor health and menopause to postpartum care, strength training and mental wellbeing. Based in Geelong and the Surf Coast, the show combines expert medical insight with everyday experiences to inform, empower and support listeners through every stage of life.
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Recent Episodes
July 1, 2026
FULL SHOW: Endometriosis explained, period pain and getting the right diagnosis
<p>Endometriosis affects around one in 10 women, yet many spend years searching for answers before receiving a diagnosis.</p><p>In this episode of <strong>Women Out Loud</strong>, host <strong>Lara Gerrish</strong> is joined by <strong>Dr Niamh Logue (GP)</strong>, <strong>Courtney Weybury (Physio)</strong>, <strong>Amy McElgunn (Practice Nurse)</strong> and special guest <strong>Dr Edwina Coghlan (Gynaecologist and Fertility Specialist)</strong> for an honest conversation about one of the most misunderstood women's health conditions.</p><p>Together, they explain what endometriosis is, why severe period pain should never be dismissed as "normal", and the signs and symptoms women should never ignore. The discussion also explores why diagnosis can take years, how treatment options have changed, and why surgery is no longer the first step for many women.</p><p>The panel discusses chronic pelvic pain, pelvic health physiotherapy, fertility, hormonal treatments, mental health and the importance of a multidisciplinary approach to managing endometriosis. They also share practical advice for women who feel they aren't being heard and explain how to advocate for the care they deserve.</p><p>Whether you've recently been diagnosed, suspect you may have endometriosis, or simply want to better understand the condition, this episode provides evidence-based information, practical advice and reassurance that you're not alone.</p><p><strong>Recorded at TNG Studios.</strong></p><p><strong>00:00</strong> Introducing today's panel and endometriosis</p><p><strong>00:57</strong> What is endometriosis?</p><p><strong>01:26</strong> How common is endometriosis?</p><p><strong>02:11</strong> Why endometriosis causes pain</p><p><strong>02:53</strong> When period pain isn't normal</p><p><strong>05:16</strong> Meet Dr Edwina Coghlan</p><p><strong>05:27</strong> The biggest warning signs</p><p><strong>09:03</strong> Chronic pelvic pain explained</p><p><strong>13:33</strong> How physiotherapy can help</p><p><strong>15:00</strong> Is surgery always necessary?</p><p><strong>18:06</strong> Why women put up with pain</p><p><strong>20:00</strong> Advocating for yourself</p><p><strong>23:45</strong> Endometriosis, intimacy and relationships</p><p><strong>26:00</strong> Receiving an endometriosis diagnosis</p><p><strong>27:54</strong> Endometriosis and fertility</p><p><strong>34:13</strong> What happens if it's left untreated?</p><p><strong>34:46</strong> Pelvic health physiotherapy explained</p><p><strong>37:30</strong> Managing endometriosis long term</p><p><strong>39:05</strong> Taking back control of your health</p><p><strong>40:36</strong> Final advice and key takeaways</p>
May 14, 2026
FULL SHOW: Healthy ageing, friendship and staying connected later in life
<p>In this episode of Women Out Loud, Amy McElgunn, Courtney Weybury and Dr Niamh Logue sit down with Geelong artist Lorraine Archibald for a candid conversation about ageing, women’s health and staying active later in life.</p><p>Archibald reflects on how women of her generation were rarely encouraged to think proactively about ageing, with most health conversations focused on fertility and motherhood rather than preparing physically and mentally for later life.</p><p>The discussion explores the role exercise, creativity, friendships and community connection play in healthy ageing, alongside the realities of vision loss, losing friends and maintaining independence as you get older.</p><p>The hosts also discuss what women can do in their 40s, 50s and beyond to support long-term health, including strength training, nutrition, continence care, social connection and preventative healthcare.</p><p>Surfcoast Women’s Health Group also shares how its integrated approach, including women’s health GPs, physiotherapy, Pilates, dietetics and mental health support, aims to help women stay strong, connected and well through every stage of life.</p><p>This is an honest and practical conversation about healthy ageing, purpose and preparing early for the years ahead.</p><p>Timestamps:</p><p>00:00 – Introducing Lorraine Archibald and healthy ageing<br>10:00 – What ageing really feels like<br>15:00 – Women’s health advice decades ago<br>21:00 – Exercise, movement and staying strong<br>26:00 – Singing, creativity and social connection<br>32:00 – Friendship, grief and independence<br>39:00 – Caring for ageing parents<br>43:00 – Healthy ageing from the clinical perspective<br>48:00 – Retirement, hobbies and staying connected </p><p></p>
April 2, 2026
FULL SHOW: Mammograms, media bubbles and the reality of women’s health
<p>In this episode of Women Out Loud, Amy McElgunn, Courtney Weybury and Dr Niamh Logue move from a candid conversation about online media and algorithms into a practical discussion about women’s health and preventative care.</p><p>The episode centres on screening, with Dr Logue sharing her experience of having her first mammogram and unpacking the misconceptions that often stop women from booking in. The team explores why so many women delay checks, from fear and misinformation to time pressures and the mental load of everyday life.</p><p>The conversation also breaks down what screening looks like across different life stages, including breast, bowel and cervical screening, and what factors like breast density mean for individual risk.</p><p>The hosts reflect on the pressures facing the public system, rising bowel cancer rates in younger people and the challenges women face navigating cost and access to care.</p><p>They also highlight how care is evolving, including self-collection cervical screening and the expansion of telehealth through Surf Coast Women’s Health Group, allowing the team to reach new patients and more women beyond the immediate local area.</p><p>This is a practical and honest conversation about understanding your risk, navigating the health system and making preventative care a priority.</p><p><strong>Timestamps:</strong></p><p><strong>00:00 – Media, algorithms and online influence</strong><br><strong>06:00 – First mammogram and common fears</strong><br><strong>09:30 – Breast density and cancer risk explained</strong><br><strong>12:00 – Why women delay preventative care</strong><br><strong>15:00 – Screening updates and barriers to access</strong><br><strong>30:00 – Telehealth and improving access to care</strong></p>
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