Onwards in 2016 is my thinking. This is not a New Year’s resolution, but instead a commitment to developing the work thus far, upon raising awareness of the vast problem of pain across the globe. WhilstRead More…
After last week’s huge success once again, we know that we are on the right path! The support from the members of Rock Choir and the public was incredible, demonstrating that people recognise the scale ofRead More…
I was thrilled to be the Surrey Business Awards winner this year in the Mental Health and Wellbeing category — Get Surrey article here. Winning the award creates a platform from where I can continue to raise awarenessRead More…
Ajahn Brahm tells the story of a monk who thought he deserved punishment for breaking a monastic rule. He had knowingly done wrong and expected reprimand, yet this was not the way. The monk insisted, soRead More…
I used thirst to help someone understand pain. He had been given the structural explanation for recurring low back pain (trapped nerve that runs all the way to the toes), which naturally leads to a tissue basedRead More…
Neuroscience focuses upon the brain. Neuroscience has shown us that the brain is involved with pain. Consequently the brain has been blamed for pain, the unpleasant motivator that is designed to grab our attention and enforceRead More…