About Us
Michael E Campbell
Health and Wellness Coach
Michael’s coaching style prioritizes sustaining positive change through a virtuous cycles that combine internal and external explorations (curiosity) with practices for intrinsic motivation (autonomy) and positive habits to increase consistency (discipline).
He received his Wellcoaches® Certified Health and Wellness Coach certification in 2021. Wellcoaches integrates evidence-based coaching techniques with American College of Lifestyle Medicine’s six pillars of health and wellbeing. He also provides coaching in professional transition planning and skills development
Michael is certified in Sivananda and Jivamukti yoga. Jivamukti combines vinyasa-style yoga with sequenced breathing performed during asanas. Jivamukti also integrates pranayama, meditation, music, plant-based diets, and advocacy for animal rights.
He has worked an health informatics consultant for nearly three decades. Currently, he maintains product consulting engagements with health technology start-ups.
He is grateful for the wisdom of many great teachers and heros, including Leonardo Da Vinci, Sharron Gannon, David Life, Carl Jung, Swami Sivananda, and Robert Greene.
Yoga Instructor
Juliette Campbell
Juliette studied law, art, and public relations at the Université de Montpellier prior to working as a public relations consultant in Paris.
The founder and lead yoga instructor of Barcelona-based Yoga con Gracia which has offered yoga to thousands of diverse students for over 20 years. Juliette is also plant-based food consultant and chef and certified doula.
In addition to certifications in Kundalini, Sivananda, and prenatal yoga, Juliette maintains an 800-hr certification in Jivamukti yoga.
Whether it be wellness coaching or virtual yoga training click here to select the type of session you’re interested in.
The significance of the wheel.
At Wellogin, we are fond of wheels. In particular, the dharma wheel and its eight spokes representing the principles of the eight fold path:
right view
right intention
right speech
right action
right livelihood
right effort
right mindfulness
right concentration
We are also particularly fond of bicycles. For us, riding a bike, with its rhythmic cadence of pedaling and breath becomes a moving meditation, transforming ordinary motion into a practice of mindfulness as we glide efficiently through space and time.
Unlike sitting meditation or sitting in a car, bike riding immerses the rider in a changing ambience of terrain, sound, temperature, and light, which creates authentic sensations of independence and impermanence.
“Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.”
— Albert Einstein