The Sleep Team

WeSleep founder, sleep educator, author and speaker. Julie runs and facilitates workshops, webinars, lectures, discussion panels, 1-to-1 consultations and therapeutic sessions on sleep deprivation and insomnia. Her aim is to help people live better lives and feel empowered by a good night's sleep. WeSleep's corporate clients cover a wide range of sectors and sizes such as start-ups, agencies, media and entertainment companies, banks, festivals, conferences, education, non-profit and government organisations.

Julie is the author of "The Natural Sleeper: A Bedside Guide to Complementary and Alternative Solutions for Better Sleep"

Graham Law is a Professor in Medical Statistics in College of Social Science at the University of Lincoln and earned a PhD from the University of Leeds . He conducts research into health and wellbeing, with particular interest in diabetes and metabolic health in relation to sleep. Graham is a sleep scientist with more than 25 years' research experience having written over 95 research articles and three books and is the author of "Sleep Better: the Science and the Myths".

Graham is also the co-director of Lincoln Sleep Research Centre and a Fellow at the Royal Society of Public Health. He is a scientist, father, husband, yogist and general skeptic.

Kata is a coach for creatives, entrepreneurs and young adults and specialises in stress reduction & relaxation therapy using neuro-hypnotic techniques. She is an accredited coach and has a diploma in transformational Coaching from Animas the leading Transformational coach training school, with also over 10+ years in Education and the Arts Teaching Drama and English and Directing. She has a guest at Google's well-being events at their London HQ.
 

Helen Johnson has a diverse and rich professional background, including a PhD in how people change their lives, a Philosophy degree from the University of Oxford and a previous career as a barrister. Helen holds diploma and certifications in integrated energy techniques such as EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) also called tapping; in NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) and hypnosis/meditation for transforming thought patterns, emotions and behaviour. EFT or ‘tapping’ is a tool that helps you to release stress and let go of anything that doesn’t serve you. It is a perfect tool for both relaxing your body and clearing your mind in order to enable sleep.

Dr. Li is a doctor and acupuncturist conforming exclusively to traditional and professional standards of Chinese medicine. Her treatments include acupuncture, acupressure, Chinese massage, cupping as well as high quality Chinese herbs and remedies to treat sleep issues and general well-being. She is truly one of the best in her field and will explain that sleep issues can be related to various internal and hormonal imbalances, organ malfunctioning, stress and anxiety which can all be treated naturally under her care.

Before running her own practice, Dr. Li was a chemotherapist, acunpucturist and Doctor at Dacheng Hospital in China .

She holds a Certificate of Chemotherapy from Tianjin Cancer Hospital and a Bachelor Degree of Chinese Medicine from Chengde Medical University. She is also a Member of the Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine, UK (ATCM).

Birgit is an insomnia analyst. Her movement aims at handling insomnia more efficiently for individuals, companies, the medical society and healthcare. Birgit presents complex topics in a simple manner and has spent years researching insomnia. She provides the level of detail required where necessary, which is crucial for interactive talks and walk-in clinics.

She's held talks at Somnex, a Sleep Show in London, has been featured on a range of corporate well being websites and publications. She is currently writing the book "Your Night's Architecture".

A practising nutritionist for more than 20 years who will help with sleep deprivation issues and its associated problems. Work/life balance has sadly become increasingly distorted for most of us. Lack of time to plan meals, poor food choices and rushed or late meals or too much alcohol can trigger sleep issues. This vicious cycle can then generate adrenal fatigue which is often seen in individuals who are very sluggish in the mornings, relying on caffeine to get them going and eating high carbohydrate foods which they wrongly believe will sustain them.