Practical guides

Fatigue Insights: Guides for ME/CFS & Burnout

Practical guides drawn from 20+ years of coaching. Each one explores a different piece of the fatigue puzzle - a primer for the deeper work in the Energy Excellence Course.

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Energy Pacing

Why Pacing Alone Won’t Fix Your ME/CFS

Pacing is helpful, but it is only part of the picture. Here is what most pacing advice leaves out, plus 10 tips to pace well.

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Lifestyle

Fatigue and Dehydration: The Connection Worth Knowing

Dehydration can significantly worsen ME/CFS symptoms including fatigue, brain fog, headaches and joint pain. Here is what to know and practical steps to help.

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Gentle Movement

Gentle Rebounding and ME/CFS: What the Research Suggests

Why gentle rebounding has become a popular option for some people navigating ME/CFS and limited energy.

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Environment

Amalgam Fillings and Fatigue: What Some People Explore

A look at the possible connection between amalgam dental fillings and ME/CFS symptoms, and where the nervous system fits in.

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Mind-Body

Life Purpose and Fatigue: Why Meaning Matters

The connection between a sense of purpose and nervous system health, and why finding yours can be part of the picture.

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Mind-Body

Authenticity and Chronic Fatigue: The Courage to Be Yourself

A personal reflection on the connection between playing small, fear, and chronic fatigue. Tools for finding your authentic voice when ME/CFS has made the world feel very small.

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Burnout

Burnout Recovery Stages: What the Process Tends to Look Like

Three stages, five, twelve: the models disagree. Here is the general pattern many people describe, in plain language, and why the count was never the point.

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