That’s me… Jen Wilson, The Healing Rebel
A bit about me…
I am passionate about listening to the wisdom of the body, to help manage illness and recover from burnout.
I remember when I was in my 20’s & 30’s, I loved to burn the candle at both ends (and a little in the middle too!). Working, partying, travelling, working out, learning… On the go all the time, surviving on food on the run, minimum sleep and adrenaline.
But then I started to feel unbalanced and agitated. I was exhausted and getting weaker instead of stronger in the gym. I kept promising myself time off next week – which rarely happened, but when it did, I was so wired and driven by my to-do list I couldn’t rest. And honestly, I thought resting was for the lazy and the weak. I couldn’t hear the signals my body was sending me. I was too busy having fun, loving life and pleasing other people!
Then I got diagnosed with Crohn’s disease.
My body said no, I no longer had the choice to ignore the messages.
I was devastated.
I felt broken.
I was ashamed! I was supposed to be ‘fit and healthy’!
I needed to learn a new way, a new pace of life how to accept my circumstances (without being a victim).
I needed to stop people-pleasing and start prioritising myself.
In reality, I needed to completely overhaul my entire lifestyle – which happened in stages, in small manageable steps as I came to accept the new limitations and abilities of my situation.
Now in my mid 40’s I am discovering and honouring what makes me feel healthy and well.
So now, I help women learn how to deeply connect, listen and respond to the messages their bodies are sending them. Through movement and relaxation techniques we find a path to healing.
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I use Pilates, Yoga, Functional Movement, Barefoot training, Massage, Sound Healing, Reiki, Access Bars, lymphatic drainage and many more tricks to help you.
Be kind, be curious.
Move your body every single day.
Create a routine that gives YOU some me time to help you relax.
Listen to your body and do what feels good in it.
I AM Jen Wilson.
Also featured in MS Society Scotland, The Herald & The Evening Times