
Anxiety
Wired, on edge and unable to switch off — even when things are going well.
- Racing thoughts, tight chest, shallow breath
- Sleep that won't come or won't stay
- Irritability you don't recognise in yourself
For professionals · Llandudno & online
A root-cause programme for professionals with anxiety, fatigue and low mood — built on the body mind brain connection, using functional medicine, functional neurology and lifestyle medicine.

Sound familiar?
Your mind is still racing at midnight, then the alarm finds you already tired.
You read the same paragraph three times, and by 2pm the words stop landing at all.
The drive that built your career has gone quiet. You are going through the motions.
Your bloodwork came back “normal”, so nobody can tell you what is actually happening.
What we help with
Anxiety, fatigue and depression often travel together, because they share the same roots. Start with the one that sounds most like you — the assessment looks at all three.

Wired, on edge and unable to switch off — even when things are going well.

Foggy, slow and running on caffeine. Sleeping, but never waking restored.

Flat, unmotivated and disconnected from the things that used to matter.
The body mind brain connection
What happens in your mind changes your body's chemistry. What happens in your body sends signals back that shape your thoughts, mood and resilience. Under long-term pressure that conversation breaks down — and anxiety, fatigue and low mood are what it sounds like.
We don't treat the symptom in isolation. We find where the conversation has broken down, and restore it.

How we work
Each discipline answers a different question. Functional medicine asks what is driving this? Functional neurology asks how is your brain performing? Lifestyle medicine asks what will keep you well?
Finds the physical drivers underneath how you feel. We look at labs in a deeper, more analytical way than a standard screen and correlate them with your symptoms — the gut, hormones, blood sugar, inflammation and nutrient status that shape brain chemistry.
Measures how your brain is actually performing, then trains it. Targeted sensory and physical exercises use the brain's capacity to change — neuroplasticity — to rebuild focus, stamina, calm and drive.
Makes the gains last. Sleep, stress load, movement, breath and daily rhythm are where the body mind brain connection is either restored or worn down — every day. We build habits that fit a full workload.
The transformation
Most people arrive having been told their bloodwork is “normal”. They leave with an explanation, a plan they can run alongside a full diary, and measurable change they can see on paper.
Week 0
Sixty minutes to understand how anxiety, fatigue or low mood is affecting your work and your life, review any past labs, and decide together whether this approach is right for you.
Weeks 1–2
Ninety minutes of assessment before a single recommendation is made: brain, hormone, stress and dietary profiles, with the right labs for your picture. You receive your findings as a written PDF report.
Weeks 3–8
Your protocol targets the causes in order of importance — nutrition and herbal support, brain-based exercises, and lifestyle practices sized to fit your week.
Weeks 9–12
Fortnightly or monthly reviews. We re-test, keep what is working, drop what is not, and hand you a plan to stay well.
Ways to work together
One-to-one care for individuals, and practical brain-based training for organisations.

A personal root-cause analysis of your anxiety, fatigue or low mood — symptoms, labs and lifestyle — turned into a written plan and reviewed over twelve weeks.
From £85 · In clinic or online
See how it works
A Day In The Life Of Your Brain: the practical science of focus, mood and mental stamina for teams — and how to protect them under pressure.
In-house or public · Up to 24 people
Seminar details
Sixty to ninety minutes, highly practical: the 3pm crash, the sleep reset, the workplace brain and more.
In-house · 60–90 minutes
Choose a workshop
Who you will work with
Founder & Director of Training
Alan is a clinician, educator and researcher in functional medicine and functional neurology, specialising in the gut, hormonal and brain-based imbalances that sit underneath anxiety, fatigue and low mood. He also practises as an osteopath in Llandudno and Menai Bridge.
He has been teaching people how stress affects the brain — and how to protect it — since 1988, and brings two decades of yoga and Taoist internal arts to the lifestyle side of the work.
Training