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Well-Aware Podcast with Jill Wigmore-Welsh MSc HCPC
Established in 2008, Well-Aware began with Feldenkrais and therapeutic hypnosis. It has evolved into a science-informed exploration of sleep, bone health, menopause and Positive Healthspan.
Hosted by Advanced Practice Physiotherapist and Behavioural Psychologist Jill Wigmore-Welsh, this podcast explores how movement, nervous system regulation and behavioural change shape resilience and long-term health.
Expect practical conversations on insomnia, osteoporosis, midlife transition, balance, strength and intelligent ageing — helping you build deeper sleep, stronger bones and sustainable resilience for the decades ahead.
Book a consultation: www.jillwigmore-welsh.com
Grounded, thoughtful and science-informed — for adults who want to age well, think clearly and live fully.
Well-Aware Podcast with Jill Wigmore-Welsh MSc HCPC
Established in 2008, Well-Aware began with Feldenkrais and therapeutic hypnosis. It has evolved into a science-informed exploration of sleep, bone health, menopause and Positive Healthspan.
Hosted by Advanced Practice Physiotherapist and Behavioural Psychologist Jill Wigmore-Welsh, this podcast explores how movement, nervous system regulation and behavioural change shape resilience and long-term health.
Expect practical conversations on insomnia, osteoporosis, midlife transition, balance, strength and intelligent ageing — helping you build deeper sleep, stronger bones and sustainable resilience for the decades ahead.
Book a consultation: www.jillwigmore-welsh.com
Grounded, thoughtful and science-informed — for adults who want to age well, think clearly and live fully.
Episodes

Monday Nov 09, 2009
Eyes on Strings
Monday Nov 09, 2009
Monday Nov 09, 2009
This lesson introduces some simple movements to enable you to to increase your awareness of your habitual patterns of using your eyes. Mostly performed with the eyes closed, this lesson encourages you to use your minds eye, and develop your spacial ability. This lesson is particularly useful if you use your laptop or screen a lot at work, because it helps you to focus at differing depths.
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