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Medical advisor, Hello NancyDr Angela Wright
Brings medicine, sex therapy and trauma-informed care into one conversation, so the body, hormones and relationships get looked at together.
“Most of our pleasure doesn't happen on the inside. Actually, it happens on the outside of our bodies.”From her Hello Nancy video on painful sex, 2026
What Dr Angela tells her patients
Three things she says every week, in her words.
Start with what feels good
“I often tell women to change their focus when they're dealing with this problem and actually to think about what touch their body enjoys, and to try and focus on what can still bring them pleasure instead.”
Don't push through
“I often say it's a little bit like trying to put a contact lens in your eye. You're going to blink. Your body has got a response to make sure that you feel safe, and it doesn't help us to push through that response.”
There's no one right massager
“Toys are a really personal thing. Different people enjoy different sensation. But many of my patients have never tried air pulse technology.”
Watch: Painful sex? Start with pleasure
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Dr Angela's video library
What she focuses on
The areas she sees patients for every week.
Menopause & perimenopause
Including early, surgical and cancer-treatment menopause.
Sexual wellbeing
Painful sex, vaginismus, low desire, arousal and orgasm difficulties.
Hormones & mood
PMS, PMDD and cyclical mood change, including overlaps with ADHD.
Trauma-informed care
EMDR and somatic therapy, paced and collaborative.
Life after cancer
Intimacy and menopause during and after treatment.
What the letters mean
MBChB · MRCGP · DFSRH · Dip Pall Med · FECSM · RegCOSRT · DIPM · BMS Meno Cert
How she got here
Medicine first, then sex therapy, menopause and trauma care on top.
Medical school
Trained in medicine at the University of Leeds.
GP training
Trained as a GP in Airedale and joined the Royal College of GPs.
Hospice medicine
Ten years in hospice care, then led palliative care inside her GP practice.
GP partner
Fourteen years as a GP partner in Masham, North Yorkshire.
Sexual medicine & therapy
Fellowship of the European Committee of Sexual Medicine, psychosexual medicine diploma, and registration as a sex and relationship therapist.
Menopause specialist
British Menopause Society Advanced Menopause Care certification.
Trauma & neurodiversity
Somatic trauma therapy, EMDR (Queen's University Belfast) and ADHD training.
Today
Clinics with Spiced Pear Health. Secretary of the British Society for Sexual Medicine, coSRH Menopause Guardian, and teaches the biomedical module of the Contemporary Institute of Clinical Sexology.
Writing & media
Where else you can read and hear her.
- Women's Health Made EasyCo-author. Practical guide for primary care clinicians (Scion, 2026).
- Women's Health in Primary CareChapters on premenstrual disorders and psychosexual medicine (Cambridge University Press, 2026).
- Handbook of the Institute of Psychosexual MedicineChapter: The organic causes of sexual dysfunction (4th ed., 2026).
- Routledge Handbook of Compulsive SexualityChapter: The organic causes of hypersexuality (2026).
- BBC Radio Scotland, MorningsRegular guest expert on menopause, HRT, testosterone and sexual wellbeing.
- Holly Willoughby's TogetherSexology roundtable on better sex in midlife.
- PodcastsPain Talking, Mad With The Menopause, The Naked Unashamed Life, Am I Crazy? Or... is it Perimenopause.
- Maggie's CentresHelped set up menopause workshops for people living with cancer, across the UK.
Dr Angela at Hello Nancy
What she does with us, and where her name shows up.
On camera
Explains painful sex, arousal and where massagers can help, in her own words.
Checks the evidence
Co-curated the "Six studies, annotated" section on the Lem page.
Signs off
Nothing with her name goes out until she has approved it.
Lem Clitoral Massager
So I often talk about toys like the Lem. The Lem is a toy that uses air pulse technology.
Questions she gets asked
Answers in her own words.
Why focus on pleasure when sex hurts?
“Being in pleasure can be really helpful. It helps the nervous system to settle, brings more blood flow to the tissues, and it helps our pelvic muscles to relax a little bit.”
Dr Angela, from her Hello Nancy video, 2026What does air pulse actually do?
“It's gentle waves of suction. It sucks and then it releases. And this brings a small wave of blood into the tissues underneath, which can help them to become more engorged and more aroused.”
Dr Angela, from her Hello Nancy video, 2026Where do dilators and trainers fit in?
“From a place of arousal and pleasure, we often find that using techniques like massage or pelvic floor trainers is a little bit more successful.”
Dr Angela, from her Hello Nancy video, 2026How we work with our doctors
They're paid advisors
Dr Angela is paid by Hello Nancy for her time. We say so here.
They sign off
Nothing goes out with her name or face until she has approved it.
Their views are their own
She speaks from her clinical experience. We don't script her opinions.
Not your doctor
This page is education. For your own care, see your clinician, or book with her directly.
Hello Nancy massagers are personal wellness products. They are not medical devices and don't diagnose, treat or cure any condition.
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