It can feel really hard to find the right person to give you the support and skills you need when you live with chronic illness because most therapists don’t seem to ‘get it.’
Now, you have.
Welcome to Emotional Autoimmunity.
Here you will find expert therapy, coaching and essential skills to start creating your best possible life with chronic illness from someone who truly understands.
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Kerry has saved my life in navigating the world of chronic illness. To be truly seen and understood and given the tools to really know that all I need is within myself has strengthened me so much.
She always makes me laugh, smile and makes everything less hard. If you are considering working with her, do it! Theresa Mackey.
If anyone reading this is on the fence about booking in, just do it! To be heard, truly seen and completely understood.
To be given useful, relevant suggestions that bring relief in real time.
To have the support to grow in tenacity and assertive self-advocacy can be more than a hope or a wish.
Just make that decision to back yourself by moving toward help that actually helps! I did and I’ll always be grateful to you Kerry. Ive had some big wins peppered with set backs but these days, I walk this journey empowered. Alison Mark.
“When I first met Kerry in my Discovery Session, I felt like finally, someone was speaking my language. She gets it, she really gets it and there is no one out there who does what she does. In my opinion, everyone with chronic illness needs Kerry on her team.”
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It’s also a great resource for you partner, family or friends to help them understand why you feel the way you feel.
Plus, a bonus email mini-course to help you with the often complex fears and emotions on the issues of acceptance.
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When someone you love has chronic illness.
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Is what I’m feeling normal?
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How do you find joy again?
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Chronic Illness and Shame.
Of all the emotional issues that come with chronic illness, the most painful and most damaging is shame. While guilt is about something we have done, shame is about who…
Ask Kerry Q & A Part 2.
I asked my email and social media communities a while back to ask me anything about the experience of chronic illness that they were struggling with to see if I…
What if they don’t believe me?
By far, the biggest and most upsetting issue for those of us living with chronic illness is not being believed. From Doctors, family, friends and even total strangers on the…
How to adapt to living with Chronic Illness, part 2.
The emotional and psychological impacts of becoming chronically ill so often go unrecognised, misunderstood belittled or simply ignored. Which means that when it happens to you, you have no idea…
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