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Dr Phil Parker, the Lightning Process's designer explores the research on how words affect your wellbeing and health. Fascinating listening for all those involved in healthcare and anyone interested in how they use these ideas to assist their own health journey.

Dr Phil Parker introduces some of the research on the power of self-kindness and how to build it.

Dr Phil Parker introduces some of the research that explains why discovering the mind-brain-body connection might be the most important breakthrough in your health.

Dr Phil Parker introduces some of the research that explains why discovering the mind-brain-body connection might be the most important breakthrough in your health.

Dr Phil Parker, the Lightning Process's designer explains what is the Lightning Process and introduces you to the idea of being influential in your health and life.

We all expect certain things from life such as having a career that fulfills us, meeting our soul mate - the person who understands you completely and to be happy and healthy. Those were your expectations and it's great if everything went as planned but what if life panned out differently?

These curve balls can come in all shapes and sizes, for some of us it’s an illness, for others it could be the loss of someone important or not achieving something which seem to flip our expectations on their head.

In this episode, we’re going to discuss how to deal with these curve balls and actually use them as stepping stones into a fantastic life.

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Recently we have become inspired by the work of Dr Claire Weekes and her book 'Self Help For Your Nerves' which was recommended by a client of ours.

Her philosophy is that our most effective defense against anxiety attacks involves the use of paradox; meaning doing the opposite of what you think you should do when dealing with these feelings. She recommends four methods of dealing with these symptoms which are: face the symptoms - do not run away; accept what is taking place - do not fight it; float with your feelings - do not tense and let time pass - do not be impatient.

The lesson from Dr Claire Weekes is that it’s your attitude or approach matter more than techniques you’re using to try and combat your issues.  We discuss this fascinating topic in this episode.

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Have you found yourself say yes to something when you really wanted to say no? It’s almost like saying yes to something is too easy, it’s an automatic response!

When we’re asked to do something we may start to think, no, I don’t want to do that or I haven’t  got the time to do that, but then you might start to feel nervous, fearful and then you worry you may come across as rude or unkind and then before you know you’re saying a big fat yes to something that you know you really want to say 'no' to!

We are discussing the consequences of saying 'yes' to everything and how you can learn to say 'no' and claim back your choice.

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Illness is a natural part of being human and everyone gets ill from time to time but it can be a major concern, especially with someone who has only recently got their health back or who finds themselves facing re-occurring bugs and symptoms.

We believe dealing with illness is definitely do-able and you can learn to approach it in a healthy way. In this podcast, we offer you some suggestions to help your body deal with illness.

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