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Survival Instincts and Parkinson’s Disease

We can observe the animal world to understand more. Meerkats in the dessert, for example, where alarms are constantly shouted over the herd, induce flights to the safety of the burrows, and then recovery, re-emerging for play or hunting food.

Nicoles reflections after 1. therapy session

Nicole's thoughts after the 1st therapy session. How do Parkinson's symptoms fit in with therapy? Listen to her thoughts

Client after 3. sessions

How overthinking is not going to help a person who has a disease

Quilting as a hobby

Diane Crowel and her hobby that helps her calm down her anxiety

May Evers – Dancing

See this story if you want a better health. May dance morning and after work. Doing this natural movements help you to get out of your instincts. If you are 100% calm you do not have symptoms.

Lillian’s Journey: Uncovering the Stress-Chronic Illness Connection

Ten years ago, Lillian embarked on a life-changing quest to unravel the mysteries of chronic illness. Her journey began in the wake of personal challenges

the Movement Monk and Lilian Sjøberg

Prepare to dive deep into Lilian Sjøbergs groundbreaking findings that have the potential to revolutionize how we approach and heal conditions like PTSD, Parkinson’s, trauma, chronic tension, and pain. Get ready for a mind-blowing journey that could change your life.

From Shock to Hope: How I transformed my Parkinson’s Journey

In this powerful conversation, one of Lilians clients share a deeply inspiring story of transformation. Lilian is illuminating for the world how stress manifests not just mentally but physically—here, in the form of shock.

Surviving Early Medical Trauma and Relieving Parkinson’s Symptoms

I underwent surgery as a baby (approx. 1950) around six months old without any anesthesia. I was essentially operated on while fully conscious and in pain, likely strapped down and immobilized.

Nicoles reflections after 2. therapy session

A metaphor is a good way to get an understanding of a problem. Here: Beating a Dead Horse as a metphor for how a lot of people try to push their body to far

Reducing Stress and Parkinson’s Disease

Tiphanie Gould-Gillespie

Draw - paint - art. The way to better health. It is possible to become better and reduce your symtoms from most diseases that are stress related as Parkinsons

Saras testimonial

Sara had experienced symptoms for two years. Having to quit my job and slow down due to tremors, stiffness, pain and bradykinesia.

Progressive Symptom Reduction Strategies for Parkinson’s Disease

Connect the dots

The Gordian Knot of Parkinson's and the clues that help us solve it. Parkinson’s disease is very stress-related – that we can all agree. But are we missing something obvious that might help?