This partnership reflects a shared commitment to supporting the whole person, not just the condition. Dr Sula Windgassen’s work has been centred on the mind-body connection – the intersection of physical health and emotion wellbeing, particularly for individuals navigating chronic, stigmatized, or intimate health challenges. The me+ programme compliments that mission by offering structured, accessible support that extends beyond clinical care and helps individuals process change, rebuild confidence, and feel less alone in their experience.  

By partnering together, we aim to bridge the gap between medical guidance and emotional support, ensuring that individuals have access to tools that address both their physical needs and their psychological resilience. This collaboration creates and opportunity to reach more people who may be struggling silently – offering them practical strategies, reassurance and a pathway toward greater confidence, connection and quality of life.  

While intermittent catheterisation often centres on physical care, emotional wellbeing plays a crucial role in how people adjust and live day-to-day. This partnership brings psychological insight together with patient centred continence care education to help address that gap, to help inform and empower people who use intermittent catheters.