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Help for the Hopeless

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  • “I can’t seem to lose weight no matter how and what I try.”
  • “No one can relieve my chronic pain.”
  • “I’ve been to see so many doctors, but no one know what is making me feel so awful.”
  • “My child has been diagnosed with ADD/HD and the medications produce unwanted side-effects or do not help at all.”
  • “I have never been able to manage my stress, control my anger, conquer my anxiety, overcome my depression, find joy in life, identify a satisfying and fulfilling career.”
  • “I can’t sleep no matter what has been prescribed or suggested.”
  • “My child has been diagnosed with PDD/Autism and there seems to be no hope nor help.”
  • “I am so tired all the time and can’t think straight, and no one knows why.”
  • “I want to stop smoking or overcome (fill in the blank).”
  • “I have been diagnosed with (fill in the blank) cancer, and I am looking desperately for hopeful and effective ways to fight back.”
  • “I have questions about the latest “miracle” supplement or “miracle” diet and do not know whom to ask.”
  • “I cannot get past my grief.  It overwhelms me.”

For more than 20 years and with more than 20,000 patients, I have been asked to treat those who have been told too often they were hopeless and helpless.

There is help and there are good reasons to hope.

Having worked with people referred by their physicians, healthcare providers and others who have been helped from all over the country, I have been motivated to create convenient and effective methods of working with individuals living far away.  SKYPE (www.skype.com) is free, completely free, and easy to use.  I am very technologically-challenged and I use it.  As well, there is always the phone.

You may think you have tried everything and gone to see everyone.

You haven’t, yet.

There is help and there is hope.