"It really stands to show how powerful we all are and how we can be the creators of our life and not the victims and its just so powerful"  

The concluding words spoken by James, during his conversation with Neil Bindemann.

In this fascinating conversation, three friends, Damon, James and Neil, with input from another participant during Braincare 2024, discuss their experiences after each of them received a diagnosis of a brain tumour. 

Neil starts by talking with Damon about this experiences that inspired him to become a Wim Hoff Method Instructor, and to enjoy sitting in an Ice Bath!  

They share a few thoughts on the significance of this technique to quieten the mind; and they also touch on the significance of fasting when it comes to renewing the various body system 'stem' cells. 

Then Neil talks with James, who went to the US to experience the inspirational work of world renowned neuroscientist, and best selling author, Dr Joe Dispenza, after he had been diagnosed with an aggressive type of brain tumour.

Just over 17 minutes in duration, this is a conversation that we hope helps you and anyone who hears the words spoken, to discover the healer within.  

Learn how Lynne through her woodwork, not only quietens the mind, she leaves the pain behind to create incredible art in this powerful 11 min episode. 

Deepak Ravindran and Neil Bindemann share, in conversation, their common interest in emotional health and the link between trauma and how this can imbalance the communication between the nervous and immune system. They also focus on the thinking that is feeding the cutting edge scientific research that is transforming the lives of people in chronic pain and many other illness, such as fibromyalgia and Functional Neurological Disorders.

Deepak Ravindran has over 20 years of experience in helping people overcome their pain – in the NHS and private practice. He is one of the few consultants in the UK who possesses triple certification in lifestyle medicine, musculoskeletal medicine and pain medicine. He has been a consultant in pain medicine since 2010 in one of the biggest district general medical hospitals, the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust in the UK. He is currently the clinical lead for the specialist pain services for all of West Berkshire since 2015.

Neil Bindemann is Exec Director of the Person-Centred Neurosciences Society. Neil had a life-impacting experience back in 2015, when he received news of a brain tumour diagnosis. That moment was the moment his perspective on life (which he had been seen through neuroimmunologist PhD trained eyes), began a transformation into life that his now experiencing by looking through the eyes of a psychosocial immunologist. That moment also pointed him to see why and how “Quality of Being” is what sustains a person’s quality of living.