Most chronic syndromes have a psychological element, and the underlying triggers are similar for a variety of pain conditions as well as other unexplained symptoms.

During the coaching, I will guide you towards recovery by educating you and teaching you key mindset and behavioural shifts that will help you get out of the pain cycle. We will identify any beliefs or behaviours that are keeping you stuck with the symptoms, and design a tailored ‘action-plan’ based on your current situation.

Not only will the tools I share help you with TMS pain, but they will also help you form a different and more empowered vision of the world by developing a healthier personality

You may benefit from TMS Coaching if you meet at least two of these conditions:

1) you’ve suffered from the same type of chronic symptoms for over 4 months, and these symptoms aren’t linked to any serious underlying condition (like cancer, infection, or rheumatoid conditions);

2) you’ve already tried other treatments without seeing the results you desire (these may include physiotherapy, massage, chiropractor, pain killers, steroid injections, change in diet and other alternative remedies)

Every therapist, coach or doctor who deals with TMS has learnt about the approach through his or her own life experience, and then integrated the insight into his or her practice.This is because the TMS approach to chronic pain is NOT yet accepted by mainstream medicine, nor is it included as part of mainstream psychology. There is no University course that qualifies anyone as a TMS therapist, doctor or psychotherapist.

I am a Certified Holistic Life Coach and Mindbody Practitioner who has gone through the healing journey myself, and was trained to work with individuals’ limiting beliefs and mindset surrounding chronic pain. It is up to every individual to exclude serious medical conditions before working with me. If at any point during our sessions I observe that you may benefit from psychotherapy or from consulting a TMS-aware physician, I will personally recommend it.

TMS recovery time varies between one individual and another, but it has nothing to do with how long you’ve had symptoms.

It took me and some of my clients 5 to 6 weeks to register results (i.e. a huge decrease in pain intensity or complete elimination), while it takes some others 6 months up to a year to recover completely. I’ve observed that the difference between those who recover fast and those for whom the process takes longer is that the former integrate the principles and key mindset shifts fully, without too much doubt and hesitation. Having an open and curious mind is a must.
Those with severe depression or other mental health disorders may find it more challenging to progress initially, however some of these conditions can also be alleviated through this work.

It’s very likely that you have spent more money on pain relief treatments and unproductive doctor visits than you can ever spend on your MindBody healing. After a couple of sessions with a TMS-aware practitioner, you will know exactly what you should be doing and the rest of the journey involves no additional costs, but only your own dedication.

The question you should ask yourself if you fear you cannot afford coaching is this:

Would you pay for TMS Coaching if you knew 100% that it would save you from a lifetime of debilitating pain?

If you are still highly skeptical, I encourage you to read more on the subject of TMS and neuroplastic symptoms first and get inspired by the hundreds of success stories out there. Then, book a session with me when you feel more convinced that you can tackle your symptoms using this approach.

You may also consider joining the Path to Pain Free Workbook Program, which includes access to resources created by myself and my business partner Duncan Clarke. You will get lifetime access to all resources for $39.99. Some individuals recover on their own by following a TMS-based program.
Reading a TMS book is also highly recommended in the beginning, and may also lead to pain or symptom relief.

For the approach to work, you need to make your recovery a priority, at least for a couple of weeks.

This doesn’t mean that there cannot be exceptions - in fact, certain individuals actually need to be doing less, rather than more. I will know if this is the case when I speak to you.

It’s also worth knowing that once the new habits and beliefs get installed, you won’t need to ‘make time’ for TMS healing, as you will already have learnt the lessons. The 30-minutes a day commitment is required mostly for the first month.

Are you ready for an exciting time ahead? Book a One on One Session or check out my Coaching Package here!