September 30, 2007 by The Rowan Centre Blog
Welcome to our Blog.
During the last nine years the Phil Parker Lightning Process has helped over 10,000 people recover from M.E. and many other chronic illnesses.
With a very high success rate of over 85%, some people have been quick to discredit it. A very small minority (including those that have direct experience and others who have none) have made their feelings known publicly on blogs and websites.
The purpose of this Blog is to address those comments and concerns and to provide an informative insight into the Lightning Process for those who have little or no knowledge and whom are considering undertaking the training.
Thank you for spending some time with us.
Steve and Kate
The Lightning Process is sometimes mistakenly called Lightning Technique, Lightning Therapy or Lightning Treatment
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