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Seminar 8th May 2010 to the Dublin ME Trust on the Perrin Technique.

andy — Sun, 09 May 2010 13:23:30 +0000

It’s been to long since my last post. Since then lots has happened. The last time I wrote on my blog I was just starting the Cranial course in London. Since finishing that I have done lots of things including gaining my Licence form Dr R Perrin, to treat people with ME/CFS using his treatment plan the Perrin Technique.

I had the great pleasure of addressing the ME Trust in Dublin yesterday Saturday 8^th May 2010, on the subject of the Perrin technique and its approach to the treatment of ME/CFS. A system that has been tried and tested over the last 25 years.

I was greeted at the venue by Declan Carroll of the ME Trust who had very kindley organised everything for me for the meeting at Carmichael House. The staff of Carmichael House were great and had prepared everything for me well in advance of my arrival.

I was able to share my personal experiences of ME/CFS, which my son Daniel had suffered from very severely between the ages of 19 and 31. He first consulted DR Raymond Perrin at the age of 31 and was helped to almost total recovery in the last year since his first consultation with Dr Perrin.

This is still a work in progress.

I explained the methods of treatment employed by the Perrin technique and my experiences as a licensed practitioner of the technique both here in Dublin and in Nottingham in the UK. I work in Dublin on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday and Nottingham on Thursday and Friday every week. Which for me means lots of flying with Ryanair.

Lots of people came to the talk and participated well asking lots of questions about the Perrin technique, its hypothesis, results and methods of treatment. We had a good two and three quarter hours together at the end of which three quarters of the people attending this Perrin technique seminar with me, made appointments for an initial consultation and treatment. Which the ME trust very kindly agreed to sponsor.

I look forward to working with every one that I possibly can that has ME/CFS both in Dublin and Nottingham and helping them to reach their desired outcome.

Jacob

andy — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 19:46:13 +0000

Hi everyone sorry I did not re post but It’s been hectic since I got over here to England. But things just did not work out quite as Planed. Poor Sharon was kept waiting all day at the City Hospital Nottingham. But her C section did not go ahead, as the theater ran out of time. So poor girl was sent home to come back into the Hospital again this morning.

However success and Jacob arrived at 9.50am at the fine weight of 9lb 7.5oz. So granddad has got the chance to feed him and spend most of the day with him. Before I fly back to Ireland in the morning and back to John thornhills courseme chap.

andy

Just two day to go until Jacob Arrives.

andy — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 19:03:11 +0000

This is one of those days when you just can’t wait for it to be tomorrow. It’s off to Dublin airport onto a Ryanair and over to Nottingham. So it will be good buy Willows Clinic and good buy irelandFIT.com until Saturday. Unfortunately it’s also bye bye Irene as she can’t come with me. But I will be in Nottingham and I will be ready.

Because by this time Thursday morning the gods willing little Jacob Smith will be born into the world. In my home town of Nottingham. Too my Son and daughter in law Sharon and Daniel. So Granddad Andy Smith (me) will have a new little pal to play with. Not that I don’t already have his big brother Evan to play with already.Of course this is not all new my Grand daughter Sophie came along four and a half years ago. she was followed 2 years later by Joel.

So granddad will have lots of little pals to play with. Then in true granddad style he will be able to hand them back and retreat to a place of safety!

I will keep you posted.

Andy