Lovely story of Ginetta who had been ill with m.e for 7 years covered by ITV today. They filmed before and 5 weeks after the LP. She went from barely being well enough to look after or play with her daughter to being able to have enough energy to be a full time mum and go out and do whatever she wants.
see video on www.lightningprocess or you tube
Lightning-Process
Lightning Process blog. Designed by Phil Parker in 1999 the Lightning Process is a practical application from the field of pyscho-neuro-immunology. Phil blogs about one of his most famous ideas and how it's helped the lives of thousands with ME/CFS and other chronic illnesses
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Wednesday, 11 May 2011
Tuesday, 10 May 2011
Dû book; A doctor's opinion
Phil Parker’s latest book is extremely educational and presents a practical philosophy on life changing language patterns.
I've seen patients stuck in disabling dysfunctions achieve outstanding objective improvements in their health through practising these very considerate and careful suggestions.
I hope the importance of this innovative approach to medical health will spread rapidly to the practice of medicine and to all who need it. I feel we are in dire need of it.
Dr Susy Mikkelsen, MD, Musculo Skeletal Medicine Specialist
I've seen patients stuck in disabling dysfunctions achieve outstanding objective improvements in their health through practising these very considerate and careful suggestions.
I hope the importance of this innovative approach to medical health will spread rapidly to the practice of medicine and to all who need it. I feel we are in dire need of it.
Dr Susy Mikkelsen, MD, Musculo Skeletal Medicine Specialist
Thursday, 21 April 2011
Dû book; last day at pre order price...
Prof Dan Moerman, Author of Meaning, Medicine and the 'Placebo Effect' says of the Dû book:
"Phil Parker has a way with words, and can teach you how to take command of your emotions, feelings, and hangups. Very cool!"
This will be the last day at pre order price...
http://store.philparker.org/p/Du-Unlock-your-full-potential-with-a-word/
Friday, 25 March 2011
Pyscho neuro immunology
New video up on this fascinating subject and the research behind it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjNB7NB9w6U
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjNB7NB9w6U
new videos
Some more videos just up. One on the phrase "it's just not possible" and how this is used to attack new ideas http://www.youtube.com/watch?v =Gj0nOy7dUps;
If you have the time please vote for them. This is one good way of stemming the disgraceful tide of abuse that people who've done the LP and got well are sometimes exposed to... and ...then go and enjoy the sunshine!
If you have the time please vote for them. This is one good way of stemming the disgraceful tide of abuse that people who've done the LP and got well are sometimes exposed to... and ...then go and enjoy the sunshine!
Wednesday, 23 March 2011
Talking to some leading thinkers
I was very privileged to have had some contact this week with two very smart and influential thinkers, Ellen Langer and Dan Moerman.
Ellen's, a professor in the Psychology Department at Harvard University, work is amazing, her pioneering research into the effect of having some control in the simplest of choices in your life on your health led her to examine the relationship between the mind and the body. From her book Mindfulness;
'A much more pernicious loss of choice and control is brought about by repeated failure. After a number of experiences in which our efforts are futile, many of us will give up. Well-known research by psychologist Martin Seligman and others shows that this learned helplessness then generalizes to situations where the person can, in fact, exercise control. Even when solutions are available, a mindless sense of futility prevents a person from reconsidering the situation. The person remains passive in the face of situations that could easily be handled without undue difficulty. Past experience determines present reactions and robs the individual of control. . . .
Learned helplessness was originally demonstrated in rats. When placed in ice water, they have no difficulty swimming around for forty to sixty hours. However, if, instead of being put immediately into the water, the rats are held until they stop struggling, something very different happens. Instead of swimming, these rats give up immediately and drown.'
Dan Moerman, Professor of Anthropology University of Michigan-Dearborn, has looked extensively at what goes on when we take a treatment; he's looked at the medicine of non western and western cultures, and collated a lot of the research on 'placebos'. He points out that true 'placebos' are completely inert and therefore can have no effect, hence the phrase 'placebo effect' makes no sense; instead he suggest we use the term 'meaning response'.
Both Dan's and Ellen's seminal work have had a strong influence on the contents of my forthcoming "dû" book
Ellen's, a professor in the Psychology Department at Harvard University, work is amazing, her pioneering research into the effect of having some control in the simplest of choices in your life on your health led her to examine the relationship between the mind and the body. From her book Mindfulness;
Learned helplessness was originally demonstrated in rats. When placed in ice water, they have no difficulty swimming around for forty to sixty hours. However, if, instead of being put immediately into the water, the rats are held until they stop struggling, something very different happens. Instead of swimming, these rats give up immediately and drown.'
Dan Moerman, Professor of Anthropology University of Michigan-Dearborn, has looked extensively at what goes on when we take a treatment; he's looked at the medicine of non western and western cultures, and collated a lot of the research on 'placebos'. He points out that true 'placebos' are completely inert and therefore can have no effect, hence the phrase 'placebo effect' makes no sense; instead he suggest we use the term 'meaning response'.
Both Dan's and Ellen's seminal work have had a strong influence on the contents of my forthcoming "dû" book
Tuesday, 22 March 2011
Asthma and the Lightning Process
This in from last week..
"I have come off both my inhalers, the antihistamines and other medication that I've been taking for years to control my asthma and allergies. I happily brought Cameron to the LP as an observer and enabler and have come away with lots to think about for myself which is a massive bonus! I thought I was living a life I loved before we came to London but now realise I was only 'playing' at it - the LP has taken me to a new level of realisation".
thanks to Simon for this post. Once again it shows the power of the PNI (pyscho neuro immunological) link.
I wish they'd find another word for this , psycho just conjurers up all the wrong images for me ;)
Observing the Lightning Process
Angie brought her son Cameron to London to do the Lightning Process. Although she only observed the Lightning Process, she says:"I have come off both my inhalers, the antihistamines and other medication that I've been taking for years to control my asthma and allergies. I happily brought Cameron to the LP as an observer and enabler and have come away with lots to think about for myself which is a massive bonus! I thought I was living a life I loved before we came to London but now realise I was only 'playing' at it - the LP has taken me to a new level of realisation".
thanks to Simon for this post. Once again it shows the power of the PNI (pyscho neuro immunological) link.
I wish they'd find another word for this , psycho just conjurers up all the wrong images for me ;)
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