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This is a podcast dedicated to the conditions considered rare and unspoken about in the healthcare industry. We will learn from the people and the practices from lived experience.
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28. Hypermobility, safety and the integral movement method with Movement Therapist Jeannie Di Bon (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Invisible Podcast, Dr. Ashton Wilson chats with Jeannie Di Bon, movement therapist, founder of The Zebra Club, and author of The Integral Movement Method for Hypermobility Management.Jeannie shares her personal journey with hypermobility and her 16+ years of working with the hypermobility community. They explore why traditional approaches to exercise don't always work for hypermobile bodies, the importance of nervous system safety, proprioception and stability, and how peo
27. Hypermobility, Women's Health and Manual Therapy with Chiropractor Dr Kai Taylor (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Invisible Podcast, Dr. Ashton Wilson chats with chiropractor Dr. Kai Taylor from Perth, Western Australia, about hypermobility, invisible illness, women’s health, and the often-overlooked connections between conditions such as hypermobility, endometriosis, POTS, MCAS, and ADHD.Dr. Kai shares her own journey from experiencing unexplained symptoms as a child to being diagnosed with endometriosis and ADHD, and eventually discovering the broader connections between her symptom
26. Strength Training & The Hypermobile Body - with Dr Melissa Koehl (Physical Therapist) (opens the original)
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Strength Training for Hypermobility: Building Stability Without Burnout | Dr. Melissa KoehlEpisode SummaryCan strength training actually help a hypermobile body feel stronger, more stable, and less painful?In this episode of The Invisible Podcast, Dr. Ashton Wilson is joined by Dr. Melissa Koehl, Doctor of Physical Therapy, Pilates instructor, and hypermobility specialist, to explore one of the most important topics in hypermobility management—strength training.Together, they discuss why buildin
25. Paediatric Hypermobility - with Paediatric Physiotherapist, Katie Cleary (opens the original)
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Episode Summary In this episode of The Invisible Podcast, host Dr. Ashton Wilson sits down with Katie Cleary, pediatric physiotherapist and Director of Ocean Kids Health. Drawing from both her personal experience with Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder (HSD) and over 15 years of clinical expertise, Katie shares key insights into recognizing, validating, and treating pediatric hypermobility. Together, they explore the new 2023 international pediatric diagnostic criteria, the crucial link between hyp
24. Dry Eyes, headache and hypermobility - with Optometrist, Victor El Khoury (opens the original)
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Ever feel like your eyes are exhausted by 3 PM, or suffer from mysterious end-of-day headaches? In this episode, Dr. Ashton Wilson sits down with Newport optometrist and university lecturer Victor El-Khoury to unpack the surprising connection between eye health, chronic inflammation, and connective tissue disorders like Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) and Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder (HSD). We dive deep into why "dry eye" is actually a systemic inflammatory issue, why eye drops are often just a
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