Why I Am Selective About Who I Treat

Having read my bio / mission statement, you should realise that I am passionate about helping people achieve meaningful improvements in their health, but to deliver the best possible outcomes, I have to be selective about who I work with.

My approach combines advanced health technologies with a functional, natural, and holistic understanding of how the body works. These methods can be highly effective, but success depends on more than simply attending appointments. The best results occur when clients actively participate in their own healing process, and embrace the type of treatments I offer, because they can change lives if given the proper commitment and mindset.

For this reason, I encourage all prospective clients to spend time exploring my website and learning how my technologies and approach may relate to their particular concerns, whether structural, cardiovascular, digestive, neurological, or other health challenges. I want people to become advocates for their own health rather than passive recipients of treatment.

If you have a single pain from an obvious accident or injury, then there is not too much you need to understand, but any pain or condition lasting more than a few months requires a different approach because there are multiple factors contributing to the problem.

You must also be aware that mindset plays a significant role in health outcomes. The scientific literature has long recognised the influence of expectation and positive belief on healing, often referred to as the placebo and nocebo effects. I cannot emphasis this enough. While physical therapies and technologies are important, a person's attitude, understanding, and willingness to engage with the process can be equally powerful.

When clients take the time to investigate possible causes of their symptoms and understand some of the basic principles of biology, biophysics and the bioelectrical nature of life, they often feel more confident, hopeful, and empowered. This understanding helps them make better decisions about their health and contributes to a more successful therapeutic partnership, and I will do my best to educate and empower them to a level where they can truly believe what is causing their issues and how to correct them, without making them feel like they need to become experts.

I do not want or need to know every detail of their personal history, because everybody has a sad story which they must overcome to achieve true healing. In fact, I do my best not to even ask who referred them or discuss other people I know or treat, as this creates limitations and distractions to sharing the important details about your health and your own healing journey. Everything is strictly confidential and professional, so you can relax into the treatment processes to the best of your ability.

However, I do ask people to take some responsibility for their own wellbeing. If emotional stress, trauma, poor lifestyle habits, addiction, or other factors are creating obstacles to healing, I encourage clients to address these issues alongside any treatment they receive. My goal is to give every client the best opportunity for success.

I can certainly advise you on many alternative ways to treat psychological barriers to recovery, because I have also studied quite extensively the importance of how mental and emotional trauma impacts physical health, which tends to be the most common underlying issue affecting a person’s ability to get well.

I also believe it is very important to remain open-minded when exploring non-pharmaceutical and non-mainstream health solutions. Throughout medical history, many innovations have taken years before becoming widely accepted. While conventional medicine can provide tremendous value, it is not the only source of useful therapeutic approaches. There are many emerging and complementary technologies that deserve thoughtful consideration based on scientific evidence, clinical studies and years or decades of client testimonials.

Because I am committed to achieving meaningful results, I only accept clients whom I believe are suitable candidates for my approach, and who are willing to make the effort themselves to learn a bit about what I’m offering and how it can help.

In some cases, individuals may require a different type of care, additional medical support, or interventions outside my scope of practice. If I do not believe I can reasonably help you achieve the outcomes you are seeking, I will be honest about that from the outset.

My ideal clients are those who are willing to learn, take ownership of their health, keep an open mind, and actively participate in the process. When practitioner and client work together with a shared commitment, the potential for positive change is significantly greater.

I’m not in it for the money – people deserve true health and happiness so I’m in it to open your eyes to the limitations of mainstream medicine and the poor results it has for curing people, rather than just managing their illness for life. I am also sorry at the level of victimhood and “poor me” attitude people have when you compare it to other people with much worse life circumstances. These are true challenges especially in this part of the world, but there are ways to overcome seeing the world like this, such as simply listening to the (non-spiritual) teachings of Joe Dispenza, Gregg Braden, Bruce Lipton and Daniel Amen, where you will find a new appreciation for humanity and stories of miraculous health recoveries available to all of us if we just know where to look. If you want spirituality, then I can point you in that direction too for sure.

Finally, I will show you the possibilities which are achievable using these technologies coupled with a natural, holistic and functional medicine approach, but I can only help people who want to help themselves.

Thank you for taking the time to read, and I look forward to helping you on your road to recovery.

Peter