LIFELONG BALANCE

You will then be in lifelong balance and your body and mind will be able to work effectively in every way.

The system is designed to be used by people from 7 years of age over 20 years of research and development to make it simple, understandable and immediately effective.

Read some of the thousands of success stories HERE

GAD is experienced as a constant, often fluctuating, sense of unease accompanied often by heart symptoms, digestive tract symptoms, balance issues, sleeplessness, nausea, a feeling of 'impending doom', inappropriate thoughts and other worrying and yet harmless physical and psychological responses.

TLM will show you how to quickly deactivate the anxiety that produces these symptoms, whilst simultaneously, reprogramming your mind never to allow the disorder to return. Like eating to cure hunger, this process is natural, simple and happens very quickly, when you know how to achieve it.

Panic attacks are the extreme manifestation of the adrenal response. They are overwhelming, frightening and threatening.

Sufferers experience one and become focused on when the next might come. Panic attack sufferers often modify their lives to prevent having a panic attack and limit their geographic movements or social interaction to prevent them and to prevent embarrassment or guilt.

Panic attacks and panic disorder are not what they seem; despite feeling catastrophic, they are actually a normal, harmless and vital element of the fear response and the neurology of the emotions.

Panic attacks can be disarmed quickly and permanently by giving specific instruction directly to the system that produces them.

Within the TLM program, you will be provided with very simple guidance on how to remove panic attacks completely and quickly and how to ensure that you will never have one again.

Agoraphobia and Monophobia are the natural; responses to perceived threat.

In anxiety disorders, the sufferer is in a constant state of anxious arousal because of perceived, and yet non-existent, threat. This is why the conditions are 'disorders'. They are activated inappropriately because your mind THINKS a threat is present.

Restricting geographic movements (agoraphobia) and fear of being alone (monophobia) are natural and yet frustrating, fear responses. When an anxiety disorder forms, they become constant, sometimes fluctuating, but influential, frustrating and time-wasting.

TLM will show you how to erase the inappropriate fear that feeds monophobia and agoraphobia. You will be given specific guidance in order to both remove the underlying anxiety and to deactivate the thoughts you experience that are associated with being alone or away from a person or place of safety.

You will quickly reach the point at which you won't even consider being alone or far from home... fear will be detached from those situations.

In anxiety recovery, children tend to make very speedy improvements and these produce such a positive emotional response in the child that they feel compelled to continue and comply. The recovery then snowballs.

Young people are often neglected and abused by inappropriate practice and parents and carers become frightened and disillusioned by the lack of services, support and outcome results experienced at the hands of general practice and mental health services.

As a parent it is overwhelming to watch your child suffer unnecessarily and given that fast relief is possible and fast when you receive the correct guidance, all suffering is unnecessary.

Watch the video of a young man called Kyle who was just 15 when he recovered.

Find out about our childhood anxiety home access and residential programs HERE 

PTSD is a very misunderstood, misdiagnosed and mistreated condition. Psychology overcomplicates the neurology, psychology and psycho-physiology of PTSD.

We commonly associate PTSD with war veterans returning from conflict but PTSD is a manifestation of an anxiety disorder in which a definite 'catalyst' is identifiable. Psychology suggests that the catalyst is the cause of the disorder but, in fact, it is not.

PTSD is only unique amongst the disorders in that there is an identifiable catalyst.

Psychology focuses on identification of the catalyst and utilises therapies which address the catalyst repeatedly in a treatment session structure. Sufferers find that temporary reassurance can be gained from discussion but CBT style therapeutic devices can and will only serve to perpetuate the condition and the memory of the initial catalyst.

The reason we achieve such unmatched recovery results is because we understand the true nature of the disorder and fully understand how to remove it simply and scientifically.

Health anxiety is experienced as a constant focus on one's health and wellbeing.

Health anxiety sufferers often check themselves for illnesses or ailments. They might check for lumps, bumps or skin anomalies for example. Sufferers might take their pulse, their blood pressure or check blood sugar levels. Often they carry provisions with them, water, blood pressure monitor, blood sugar monitor or other 'medical' equipment.

Health anxiety sufferers worry constantly about symptoms they experience and the potential for illness. They also worry that health practitioners may have 'missed' their ailment or that tests have been lost or mixed up. Health anxiety sufferers rarely focus on the world around them; they are fixated on themselves and there own wellbeing.

Health anxiety is very easily remedied. Removing the core inappropriate fear response removes health anxiety for good. Sufferers are always shocked at the speed of recovery but so grateful for the sudden sense of relief and freedom they experience.

Emetophobia is an anxious focus on and fear of, vomiting. The sufferer can fear both vomiting or someone else vomit.

Emetophobia is very common in anxiety disorder sufferers and can cause the sufferer to become withdrawn or even housebound agoraphobic in extreme cases.

Emetophobia is often, but not always, accompanied by panic disorder, OCD, agoraphobia, monophobia and other anxiety related conditions. Child emetophobics often have school phobia.

Sufferers often find themselves:

- restricting their interaction with other people in case they vomit
- staying away from school or the workplace
- staying away from babies or young children
- only eating food that they 'trust' (sometimes taking food with them)
- cleansing themselves and not touching items that could carry infection

These are just a few of the behaviours of emetophobics but the catastrophic effect it can have on a person's life and their extended family can carry on indefinitely.

Like all anxiety related phobias, emetophobia can be eliminated quickly and simply, allowing the sufferer to move forward in life without any inappropriate focus on their health or wellbeing.

Derealization and depersonalization are normal, necessary and expected features of an anxiety disorder.

People with DP and DR are often told that they are a separate disorder outside of all other anxiety disorders; but they are not. They are both a very necessary element of the flight or fight response.

DP and DR are often associated with dissociative disorders and psychosis but they are in no way associated with those conditions. Neurologically, DP and DR are generated by the fear response in order to focus the mind on it.

People who activate anxiety disorders due to substance abuse, alcohol, cannabis, LSD etc. often believe and are also often told, that these substances have changed brain processes and that DP and DR are a result of those changes. This is not true.

DP and DR are not permanent. They are not 'disorders'. They are not mental illness.

DP and DR are features of the emotion of fear and when anxiety disorder is eliminated, they deactivate.

OCD - The most misused term in colloquial speech.

OCD isn't a disorder. Like all other anxiety conditions, OCD is fear gone wrong. Fear is an emotion. Anxiety is a disorder. When a person develops an anxiety disorder, fear becomes locked ON.

OCD is an extreme manifestation of the fear response and more specifically, the 'what if' thoughts created by the mind within that response.

Yes, it's overwhelming, debilitating, frustrating and often perceived as weird, mad or strange but it's 'normal' in that it is the mind's natural response to anything which MIGHT represent risk.

Despite what you may have been told, OCD is not associated with depression. OCD is not a stand-alone condition. OCD can be removed entirely, IF you know how.

By switching off the anxiety that generates OCD, the OCD simply stops. It cannot exist in the absence of a high fear response. (Anxiety)

We have been showing people how to recover from OCD for over 20 years and it cannot fail if you just follow our lead.

HOCD, POCD, ROCD, EOCD... no matter what acronym is applied to these conditions, we will show you how they are all the same thing.

Like the core condition of OCD as described in the last section... these 'disorders' aren't, in fact, disorders at all. They are specific manifestations of anxious fear response.

Your obsessive focus on your sexuality, inappropriate sexual focuses, relationships, religion or existence etc. are not 'phobias' or 'obsessions' at all... they are risk assessments created by the mind in the fight or flight response.

Regardless of the focus subject matter, if you have one of these categories of anxiety conditions, it is entirely created by the underlying anxiety disorder and can be erased quickly without medication or talking therapies.

Whilst no one in emotional health should WANT to die, it should not be a constant daily focus. If it is, you have an anxiety disorder.

There should be no constant daily focus on health or mortality - having this unproductive focus can be debilitating and upsetting for the sufferer and everyone around them.

Often starting in childhood, this disorder is associated with coming to terms with death and its meaning; however, constant focus on the subject means not living to full capacity and enjoying the time and experience fully.

When recovery is achieved, whilst mortality doesn't change, the constant focus on it is taken away and ex sufferers go on to live active, positive and happy lives free of the confines of their anxiety disorders.

TLM will teach you how to erase the anxiety disorder that drives this anxious focus and how to remove any phobias, obsessions or low mood permanently; the mind is preset to be in emotional balance and to create physical wellbeing - TLM shows you how to restore both fast.

Eating disorders are not about FOOD. They are not about 'self-image' or peer pressure. They are about anxiety disorder.

Talking therapy and medication cannot erase or even help reduce the experiences of an eating disorder sufferer. Eating disorders aren't about diet or weight, they are about minimising the fear experienced by sufferers. Talking therapy will increase the sufferer's focus on their condition; whilst sessions may, in the short term, offer some reassurance to the sufferer

In the same way that OCD sufferers might avoid contamination or switch lights on and off to mitigate the risks they perceive, eating disorders do the same with food. The 'risk' is irrelevant however. Whether the person fears, for example, putting on weight is not important and focusing on this as the catalyst for the disorder is both inappropriate and damaging... whilst the sufferer may focus on weight gain, they do so because they have an underlying high anxiety condition that inappropriately focuses on it.

We all know that weight gain may have negative sociological and physiological outcomes, happy overweight people do not catastrophize about their weight issues. Catastrophic thought processes, which give rise to eating disorders, are created by anxiety and anxiety is a disorder.

By removing the anxiety condition, eating disorders simply stop. We have helped thousands of people of all ages to understand the science and do what is required to switch eating disorders off in very little time.

Self-harming is not associated with suicide. Despite vocalizing thoughts around 'wishing they were dead' anxiety disorder sufferers do not take their own lives; in fact, this is the last thing they would want or do. Sometimes, unfortunately, people fail to regulate their self-harming and have passed away as a result.

Anxious people often describe themselves as 'too scared to live and too scared to die". Whilst being dead would be easier, they do not wish to die.

Self-harming is more about the sensation used as a distraction or a release than it is about wanting to cause damage. Whilst some people have recognised a trend in these behaviours, we recognize strongly that this is not a 'fad' but a general increase in this particular group of anxiety disorders.

Psychology tends to categorize and sub-categorize in a constant cycle designed to control patients, to build on service provision and to maintain jobs within the sector - this in no way changes their inability to create recovery, that is constant.

We produce recovery. Please watch an example of the outcomes we create in Hollie's video, above

Low mood walks hand in hand with anxiety disorder but it's not due to chemical imbalance.

You may have an anxiety disorder but if you experience low mood, take antidepressants and have been told that you suffer from anxiety with depression, you can rest assured that we can show you that this is NOT the case and that you can make a full recovery despite all of those factors.

You will be shown how to remove the fear, the panic, the obsessions, compulsions and phobias simply and scientifically and with your recovery will come an immediate elevation in your mood. How do we know? Because this is simple human biology coupled with two decades of experience helping tens of thousands of people.

BDM is an anxiety disorder and has nothing at all to do with self-image.

How can this be? A condition which forces you to focus on your own self-image must be about that very thing... but it's not. It is entirely to do with anxiety. Not FEAR... ANXIETY.

You see, anxiety is a disorder of the emotion of fear and when someone develops an anxiety disorder, everything they perceive through their senses appears... different.

Fear responds to risk assessments and in anxiety disorders, everything can be perceived as 'risk'. Light switches, taps, distance from home... anything at all can become an inappropriate focus. In BDM, the person turns that risk assessment on themselves.

We have helped many thousands of people overcome their Body Dysmorphic Disorder, confidence issues, anxiety and any associated symptoms and thoughts.

It is KEY to recovery that the emphasis of the treatment is on removing the risk assessment thoughts and NOT attempting to change the person's self-image. Talking therapy for BDM will only serve to reinforce the anxiety and prevent recovery.

Post natal anxiety (or depression) is not due to the stress of motherhood or other sociological factors. It's not what you think, or might have been told it is, at all.

You are not a bad mother. You are not feeling detached from your child. You don't resent your child... or anything else you and millions of other women are told by psychologists and medics world-over.

You have an anxiety disorder. A condition of the emotion of fear... and it's not because you are frail, have had a breakdown or are not coping with motherhood; becoming a mum was the catalyst for the activation of an anxiety disorder... in you, this was almost inevitable.

Why?

Because you were born with the genetic predisposition to developing an anxiety disorder. But this isn't weakness... in fact, quite the opposite.

When you start TLM it will become immediately obvious why you suffer and what to do to quickly remove it again. Anxiety disorders are preprogrammed into certain individuals. but with our assistance and guidance, you can de-program your current disorder and build in resilience against ever suffering again. It makes so much sense.

READ MORE ABOUT POSTNATAL ANXIETY RECOVERY HERE

Monophobia is the fear of being alone.

Suffering from monophobia means that you experience elevated anxiety when you are left alone or find yourself alone somewhere.

Monophobia sufferers often experience panic attacks, even at just the thought of being left alone in the future. It is a debilitating disorder and sufferers often misread and are mislead about what causes it and how to overcome it.

It is difficult to understand the true cause of monophobia whilst suffering - The true cause of monophobia isn't fear of being alone or what might happen when you are alone, it is just FEAR. You see, anxiety disorder makes you unnecessarily fearful and this turns the sufferer's attention on themselves and their safety.

Anxiety disorder sufferers focus their inappropriate fear on all manner of 'threats', even those that do not exist. Monophobia adds to a person's fear of being alone in the same way as it adds to an OCD sufferer's need to wash their hands repeatedly, for example.

When your anxiety levels are reduced back to normal, which we can achieve very quickly using TLM< your obsessive focus on being alone and any other aspect of your condition, will fall away.

Trichotillomania is the anxiety condition which causes the sufferer to obsessively play with and extract their hair.

Trichotillomania sufferers obsessively focus on and feel compelled to pull out (sometimes also shave or wax) hair from their body.

Some people pull hair without realising they are doing so, others do so intentionally.

Trichotillomania sufferers also tend to play with their hair more and have an obsessive focus on brushing it or trying many hairstyles.

Sufferers may focus on head hair, eyelashes or eyebrows, others might focus on body hair; some people concentrate on two or more areas.

Some people might eat or chew the hair they extract, some may hold it against themselves or rub it against their skin. Many Trichotillomania sufferers also bite their nails, chew their lips or pick at their skin, especially around their nails.

Many sufferers cannot explain why the pull their hair but the cause is simple... anxiety disorders cause inappropriate focuses and when this becomes a focus on hair and the 'self' this often results in obsessive, compulsive behaviours that help the sufferer to manage their inappropriate emotions.

The cause is the same in every human, as is the solution. By removing the core high anxiety condition, Trichotillomania, like every other symptom of the disorder, is removed.

Since 1997 we have seen tens of thousands of IBS sufferers recover fully... why?

The digestive tract is the longest system of internal organs in the body. It starts at the lips and ends at the anus. It is sophisticated, resource hungry and vital to our survival.

In order for the digestive tract to work effectively, many organs and a massive amount of bodily tissues, neurology and chemicals are involved in order to make it work.

Emotional imbalance directly affects the digestive tract. It does so in preparation for emotional responses. When resources are needed elsewhere, the digestive tract is the first non-essential system to be affected and when fear is activated, the digestive system is almost 'switched off' in order to prepare the body to fight or flee from threat.

The immediate results of emotional distress in the digestive tract are - Emptying it to make you lighter (bowel emptying - this includes bladder emptying), slowing down or ceasing of the muscular contractions that move forward through the tract, removal of moisture in order to utilise it in the blood stream and muscles... and many more. These all combine to create pain, wind, bloating, indigestion, increase in acidity, diarrhoea, nausea and many other distressing symptoms often referred to as IBS.

When your emotional disorder has gone, however, your digestive tract returns to normal function and your emotions settle back down.

We have rarely seen a case in which the client removes their anxiety condition and gastrointestinal responses don't settle down.

Emotional calm is the solution - The solution we can show you.

Fear of fainting or passing out is a very common feature in anxiety disorders.

Often, the sufferer has never actually fainted or passed out.

Like fear of being alone, fear of passing out is an inappropriate anxious focus created by the fear response during an anxiety disorder.

Sure, no one WANTS to pass out but this level of focus on the potential to pass out is both inappropriate and unnecessary.

Anxiety is the disorder of the emotion of fear and when anxious, the body is primed to fight or flee, even though it is the case that it sometimes feels like you couldn't if you wanted to. Fear places you in hyper-vigilance, a state of arousal that prepares you to FIGHT or RUN, not pass out!

Fear also slightly raises blood pressure and fainting requires low blood pressure.

Fainting is a good thing when necessary. It protects the body and mind.

How many clients, out of over 200,000 have fainted due to their anxiety? Honestly, none.

Like obsessive hand-washing, agoraphobia, eating disorder or health anxiety, fear of fainting is an anxiety condition.

We will show you how to quickly remove anxiety from your life, returning you to normal emotional responses and erasing every symptom and thought you currently experience.