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The Breakthrough Healing Recovery Approach for Anxiety & Depressive Issues
Still limping along in life with longstanding Depressive & Anxiety Illnesses due to medications not being enough? Read ON!
The Illness in Charge: A Weak Recovery
By Medications Not Being Enough this can intensify feeling:
a) Symptoms still have a hold on your life
b) Lack of self worth
c) Seeing no future
d) Having no value
e) Hopelessness
f) Less than
f) Broken & Defeated
g) Low Energy
h) Low Moods
i) Unfixable
If any combination of terms describe you, this recovery-oriented counseling program is for you.
About The Recovery Practice
The Practice of Brief Recovery Work (BRW)
In our advanced recovery practice, our mission is to empower individuals still struggling and languishing with depressive and anxiety issues, due to medications not being enough including psychotherapy to experience the kind of recovery leading to Owning One's Life Again. We focus on the healing benefits of "Brief Recovery Work" (BRW) to facilitate recovery from the hold of the depressive and anxiety issues one is having. In a strong recovery position, the strength, grip, and influence of these mental issues lessen and diminish their hold on one's life, a very freeing experience. This powerful practice-based evidence approach to recovery complements psychotherapy and peer work, or can be used on its own as the sole means of experiencing your recovery from these issues.
Break the Cycle: OWN YOUR LIFE!
This chart outlines what it is like for an individual languishing with their mental health issues when medications are not enough. With Brief Recovery Work (BRW), the objective is to break a weak recovery cycle and migrate one over to a strong recovery cycle.
Unlock Your Potential
The Road to Recovery: Anxiety Issues
For recovery from anxiety-related issues, this advanced recovery oriented counseling practice of BRW coaches individual's to uncover their own inner healing strengths and personal resources that are lying dormant, in addition to, applying nutrition and its connection with mental health with the aim to diminish the grip, strength, and hold of this mental illness on ones life, leaving the person in a strong recovery position. The results lead towards building a stronger person-led life, a very freeing experience rather than existing in a weak recovery position of Illness living.
This refreshing and empowering practice complements mainstream approaches yet is counter intuitive to the traditional problem-solving, symptom management, resolving past issues practices in psychotherapy and the use of medications. The application of this strength-based approach reduces the individual's time spent in illness-led living, a weak recovery position, while increasing the time spent in person-led living, a strong recovery stance, which is a very freeing experience. This is how relief & healing occurs with The Practice of Brief Recovery Work (BRW).
The Road to Recovery: Depressive Issues
For recovery from depression-related issues, this advanced recovery-oriented practice of BRW coaches individual's to uncover their own inner healing strengths and personal resources that are lying dormant, in addition to, applying nutrition and its connection with mental health with the aim to reduce the grip, strength, and hold of this mental illness on ones life, leaving the person in a strong recovery position. The results leads towards building a stronger person-led life, a very freeing experience rather than existing in a weak recovery position of illness living.
This refreshing and empowering practice complements mainstream approaches yet is counter intuitive to the traditional problem-solving, symptom management, resolving past issues methods in psychotherapy and the use of medication. The application of this strength-based approach diminishes the individual's time spent in illness-led living, a weak recovery position, while increasing the time spent in person-led living, a strong recovery stance, which is a very freeing experience. This is how relief & healing occurs with The Practice of Brief Recovery Work (BRW).
The Lead Specialist
The Lead Specialist
PW Pakeman, BRW, NLP, NT
lead developer of Brief Recovery Work (BRW).
I am a Recovery Specialist in Mental Health and the lead developer of this advanced recovery practice. My unique expertise in recovery practice spanning over 30 plus years includes developing and directing a 10-bed recovery-based unit for homeless men who experience major psychiatric and addiction issues; applying recovery work within a major regional hospital Psychiatric Department, and engaging in recovery-based trauma counseling for a major community health center, among other postings in the community mental health field in addition to being a mental health crisis first responder to the police and the community.
Furthermore, I have conducted numerous workshops on recovery in mental health for professionals and consumers, including nutrition and its connection to recovery.