Date: June 22–24, 2026 Perception and individuality in patient cases identifying the ongoing evolution of Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) Introducing my next big day out up on the podium at this highly prestigious Neurology and Neurological Disorders conference in
One of the greatest marketing catchphrases ever created. Well, guess what? It’s actually quite normal to wake up a few degrees off-centre, simply because you haven’t fully woken up yet. Your system doesn’t just flick a switch and go. It
“I think, therefore I am.” — René Descartes A simple line, but a profound one. What Descartes was pointing to is this: the very act of questioning your own existence—or your own state of mind—confirms that something within you is
‘TO BELIEVE OR NOT TO BELIEVE’ – THIS IS THE QUESTION WE MUST ASK: ‘The Role of Beliefs, Perception, and Behavioural Patterns in the Evolution of Psychophysical Disorders’ – Ken Ware My publication in the ‘Journal of Behavioral and Brain
“Great day of professional development learning NeuroPhysics Therapy principles. Always looking to expand my knowledge to better support my clients—especially when it comes to the nervous system and movement. Thanks Ken for sharing your experience and insights!” Bobbi Depp
Where real strength and positive changes begin. There comes a point in a person’s life where continuing to push harder, to try and override what they are feeling, or to keep holding everything together the way they always have, simply
I have always been an advocate for women and their role in our societies. In 1997, I established one of the first female-only training centres in Australia in Mackay, North Queensland—The Femnasium. The motivation was simple and based on observation.
A sneaky steal from one of my NeuroPhysics Therapy ‘training and education’ modules, relating to the importance of the control of facial expressions and vocalisation when performing exercises, along with self-reporting regarding your heightened sense of self. Please share to
It wasn’t until around 2012, when Professor Peter O’Sullivan introduced his work on cognitive functional therapy, that I felt there was finally another respected voice beginning to question the long-standing dogma of “core stability.” See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YezBG_NdLgs&t=178sProf Peter O’Sullivan and Core
The two hemispheres of the brain — the left and the right — are almost mirror images of each other in appearance and are separated by the corpus callosum, which enables communication between both sides. Arguably, the left hemisphere is
