Wellwatching by Alex Grieves

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WW 14: Making space matter
Natasha Reid on prioritising wellbeing, human outcomes, and community participation in architecture and design
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March 2022

WW 13: Hidden histories
Andy Billman on our relationship with the built environment, and the oft-overlooked stories that surround us
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WW 12: A new season
What's next for Wellwatching
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November 2021

WW 11 - Places & Spaces: Growing your own forest
Krish Shrikumar on gaming as a tool for meditation, wellbeing, and personal development
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October 2021

WW 10 - Places & Spaces: Thriving in third spaces
Christina Herbach on how to cultivate positive friction, community and physical & digital integration in retail
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WW 09 - Places & Spaces: Safety, seclusion & intimacy
Caitlin Ramsdale on travel culture, wellness in hospitality, and reimagining spaces for wellbeing
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September 2021

WW 08: Of the nation
Nash Mariah on building a brand whose mission isn't simply skin-deep
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August 2021

WW 07: Going with your gut
Abi Barnes on tackling allergies with exposure therapy, micro-dosing, and the gut microbiome
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WW 06: Compassion by design
Oliver Farshi on Buddhism, holistic design, and facilitating better outcomes
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June 2021

WW 05: Wellness' sonic boom
John Connell on electronic music, meditation, and making self-inquiry accessible
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WW 04: A plaster for a broken leg
Penelope Jones on reimagining, repairing, and rebooting our relationship to work
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May 2021

WW 03: The knowledge we feel in our heart
Rob Estreitinho on wellness in marketing, the risk of hyperbole, and death positivity
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