How Can I
Help You?
- Your Pain Specialist
Thank you for visiting my site. My aim is to help people who suffer from persistent pain and for whom conventional medicine has failed to find an answer.
Support and Guidance with myself
The first step to pain relief is to read about stress-induced conditions and accept this as the possible cause of the symptoms. In 2014 I published my book 'Chronic Pain: Your Key to Recovery' which gives you both the evidence that supports this approach and some practical tools you can try. A number of people have reported that they resolved their pain after reading and implementing what's covered in the book. There are also a number of other books in this field including books by John Sarno MD, Howard Schubiner MD, Dave Clarke MD and many more.
Having said that, despite reading about stress-induced conditions, accepting this as the cause of the symptoms and following the self-empowering strategies and advice learned from the many books about this approach, some people require additional support and guidance to progress. This is where my years of experience as the UK leader in this field, having worked with hundreds of clients, can help, providing compassionate guidance and helping you overcome any challenges you face.
If you feel you'd benefit from having some questions answered or from some experienced support, we have many practitioners who have been trained through SIRPA, our training organisation. Although I am not currently taking on any new clients, many of these practitioners are experienced and work online, plus most offer free initial consultations to discuss your requirements and offer recommendations.
Just go to the SIRPA website to see our Directory of practitioners.


Online SIRPA Recovery Programme
The online SIRPA™ Recovery Programme was developed to help people like you who are ready to take the next step to work on the underlying causes of their pain, rather than just trying to learn to live with it. This programme is the result of the work I have been developing since 2007 and provides a central point for the treatment of chronic pain based on the SIRPA™ approach. The programme may be undertaken on its own or with support and guidance from myself.