My Envisioned Mind Process, created by Beverley F. Searle, honors degree and graduate certified independent researcher and health consultant, is one awarded Top Most Popular Health and Fitness Service in the Melbourne, Australia area three years in a row and Gold Award Winner from the Mental Health Services Conferences for Australasia for Best Consumer Achievement 1999, Volunteer of the Year of the Schizophrenia Fellowship of South Australia, who helps Depression Anxiety PTSD Anorexia through a unique new drug-free process allowing you to alleviate your adversities and reclaim your life.
The resulting My.EM process has since been utilized by individuals suffering from various disorders precipitated by trauma including those suffering from schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, BPD, panic and anxiety disorders, eating disorders, depression, and addictions, as well as DID and PTSD. By 2017, Searle had also explored using it for anything that blocks or hinders an individual from accomplishing their goals, including business and weight loss.
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