Mickel Therapy
Health Podcast interview on The Shiatsu Guy Presents
I was interviewed on The Shiatsu Guy Presents podcast. The podcast series looks at a range of different therapies, people’s journey and insights. My interview looked at my journey through Chronic Fatigue and in the process discovering a therapy that helped me as well as my views on health and wellbeing. You can download the podcast episode…
Read MoreHarnessing The Power Of Your Symptoms
Learning to interpret symptoms could mean your body no longer needs to keep sending them. Isn’t it horrible when you feel ill? Maybe you have a stomach ache or migraine or perhaps other debilitating symptoms of chronic fatigue or M.S. While symptoms are never nice, they frequently hold helpful messages from the body. Once we…
Read MoreAre Your Uni Finals or that Impending Mortgage payment making you Anxious?
Discover a different approach that could help you sail through your exams or worry more constructively! Remember that experience of being in an exam & becoming so anxious you’re stomach is churning and you are even physically ill or freeze up. Perhaps you get so anxious about an upcoming job interview or arranging that mortgage…
Read MoreIs Guilt Making Us Ill?
As someone that’s Jewish, I live in a culture where we’ve perfected the art of guilt. This finely honed skill that every good Jewish family is no doubt familiar with. “Don’t worry about me I’ll just sit here in the dark.” “You don’t write, you don’t call”. While perhaps as a Jew I’ve become accustomed to…
Read MorePayback’s a bitch!
6 years a slave to CFS During my 6 years of struggling with CFS through university, 3 jobs and 3 home moves, one of the things that always seemed strange to me, was that I could be exhausted, have aches and pains and other horrendous symptoms but if I did something I enjoyed like seeing…
Read MoreOvercoming CFS
Using 6 years of illness to help others Waterskiing, clubbing and attending the odd lecture were all part of my fairly regular university experience. That all changed very suddenly though when in 1999 in my second year at Plymouth University I was struck down by a flu virus which kept me off university for over…
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