Neil Bindemann
Executive Director,
Person-Centred Neurosciences Society
This year I celebrate 10 years of journey to become a creator of wellness, rather than a victim of illness, after life-saving neurosurgery for tumour on the pineal gland in my brain. The tumour, which they found during tests for a suspected neurological condition, had grown to a point that it blocked the flow of CSF through the brain. It was in 2015 that a 'life reset button' was detonated and my passion to become more person-centred began. Over those 10 years I have been feeling through trauma-informed senses to rewild my mind and body. That experience has included listening to 100s if to 1000s of others living and lived experiences.
During the time I have been applying that learning to my immunology and neurosciences education and research and now focus on applying a person-centred lifestyle neuro-immunology approach to help rebalance a person's emotional health. That work has included evolving the Primary care and Community Neurology Society into the first ever Person-Centred society that focuses on lifestyle neuroscience - still know as the P-CNS. Then in 2022 launching the Lifestyle Health Foundation, with great friend and Lifestyle Medicine practitioner, Graham Stephens.
Sessions
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27-Feb-2025GP Clinical Theatre 2Life in the fasting lane - how lifestyle impacts progression of neurological conditions