
Explore a holistic approach to managing chronic fatigue syndrome, emphasizing pacing, diet, rest, and relaxation while preparing for a diagnosis and committing to changes to move toward recovery.
Navigate the emotional journey of a chronic fatigue syndrome diagnosis, with no specific tests. Move toward acceptance and adapt to life changes; stay hopeful, not fatal.
Learn to pace yourself with chronic fatigue syndrome by listening to your body, tracking daily symptoms, and building a personalized rest schedule that balances work, family, and events.
Learn how rest and relaxation support recovery from chronic fatigue syndrome through meditation, mindfulness, Yoga Nidra, visualizations, and self-hypnosis to improve sleep quality and reduce stress.
Gentle, monitored exercise supports recovery from chronic fatigue syndrome; start at a very gentle baseline, progress weekly, and take breaks after a crash to avoid symptom flare.
This bonus lecture guides you to manage chronic fatigue syndrome through an eight-week recovery course, covering listening to your body, mindfulness, rest, diet, exercise, beliefs, and lifestyle.
This course is for anyone recently diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, or struggling with their symptoms and needing more help.
There is very little help available from the medical profession for CFS/ME, but that does not mean that you cannot improve your symptoms and eventually recover completely. Many people have used the strategies I discuss to recover from CFS and live a normal life.
In this free course I look at some of the most important elements and strategies to manage your day-to-day symptoms and get you started in the recovery process. We will look at:
Diagnosis: how to deal with your diagnosis, what it means, and how to move on.
Pacing: What it means and how to do it.
Rest and Relaxation: How to introduce good quality rest and relaxation, including meditation and mindfulness, which can also improve your sleep - one of the most important elements in CFS recovery
Exercise: The importance of exercise, and how to do it without worsening your symptoms.
This course forms an introduction to my main course, CFS - The Road to Recovery, but can also be used as a stand alone course to give you some extra tips and advice in managing your CFS.