Prepare to learn a whole range of strategies to hone your intuitive capacity to understand your client
and work intuitively with them.
Local Community
CFS Support Group
Once a month, on a Wednesday, I host a meeting locally for people who live with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. We have
named our group Open Mind Group because we refuse to have closed minds and negative mindsets about our purpose together.
There is alot of laughter in our group as members share their latest impasse or self defeating behaviour and then correspondingly
alot of inspiration and re-routing to a more positive way of looking at the world. We do not moan or pretend we don't
know what our condition is about. I do not have the condition personally but members are very happy to understand that
they are in control of their condition and not the other way round. Often members heal and move on. Anyone is
welcome to this meeting who has lived with CFS and who is looking truly, to come out of a dark place and is prepared to look
at things with a fresh eye.
Free Clinic at John Tasker House Surgery - Great Dunmow
Most Friday mornings I run a free clinic at John Tasker House Surgery, New Street Dunmow. I have been running this
service for over 4 years and have met many many local people, some with a need for ongoing support, but many have been referred
as an alternative to using the Mental Health System or to using drugs. Many anti-depressants are not necessary but,
without an adequate immediate response service, our GP's are left only with the option to medicate. Most of the GP's
at the 2 sister surgeries: Felsted and New Street, will refer you to me if you ask. The clinic is designed to only cater
for 3 or 4 half hour sessions but it could be the difference between you taking or not taking drugs. Consider it.
If I can help, I will. If not, you are at liberty to leave without any obligation.
Get slim with Louise - Weekly reports in the Dunmow Broadcast
The Broadcast is following our journey with Louise Latheron as she diets her way back to health and happiness.
I have written so much about her journey so far, but only a fraction of it gets printed in the paper. I will put a blog
link here so you can keep up with us in 'real time' and not just receive the edited high lights.
Louise wants to lose about 4 stone. The journey is slow and
difficult because her weight has been a major defence strategy to her life for many years. Now, in order to lose the
weight, Louise is on a journey to lower her defences and to start to 'feel' life for what it is, and not what she fears it
is.
