How to Recover from Chronic Fatigue, Pain & Stress
How to Recover from Chronic Fatigue, Pain & Stress
Teaching a Brain focused approach to health using Neuroplasticity.
Ian Cleary works with a range of conditions and specializes in Chronic Fatigue, Myalgic Encephalomyelitis, Post Viral Fatigue, Fibromyalgia, Chronic Pain Conditions and Chronic Stress conditions.
Teaching Skills & Knowledge
He is a passionate believer in enabling people to take a full and active role in their recovery, allowing them to finally regain control in their lives.
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Ian brought the Lightning Process to Australia & NZ in 2008 and is one of the most experienced Lightning Process Practitioner in the world. He has also studied in Pain Education, Hypnotherapy and Trauma Focused Therapy. Your recovery journey is supported by his extensive experience and training.
Ian's deep personal commitment to his work stems from his wife recovery from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. His passion for his work shows in the humour and warmth he brings to his trainings.
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Can you contact me please
Lightning process made me worse, everytime I did it I crashed, same when I did Mickel therapy and reverse therapy
Hey Liam. I’d recommend talking it through with your Lightning Process practitioner. Some times people misunderstand the Lightning Process and use it to push through, ignore symptoms or rely on positive thinking - all of which are unlikely to get results. There may be blindspots that you could explore. It’s not about getting rid of symptoms but rather changing unconscious patterns. By their nature of being unconscious - they can be “blindspots” but important to address. All the best.
@@Fantasticneuroplastic I've had a few practitioners I wouldn't know who to ask, I find therapists tend to pull away after a while, if I do more and symptoms get worse, what are you supposed to do?
@@liam.4454 The Lightning Process is more nuanced than just use the Lightning Process to try to make symptoms go away as you do more. This will be unlikely to work. The key is to take a broad approach & use your skills on far more than fatigue. In some cases it’s the least of the pieces of the puzzle. Wishing you all the best.