The Boy Who Thought He Was A Dog

As a friend of Beverley, she often talked about her research and work. She offered it to me but I believed that it would not work! How could changing pictures in my head change my life, I could not see it happening. She gently steered me toward giving it a go. I was still very skeptical and I can’t believe the difference it has made. Before doing the My Envisioned Mind I was a frightened little girl stuck in the abuse. Since 14 years old1 have been self-harming until Beverley changed this. I have been hospitalized more times than I can count over the 23 years I was mentally ill. I have had 7 diagnoses, have been on over 15 types of medication and have seen psychiatrists and psychologists since I was 14. Three years ago 1 was a confused, depressed and anxious woman. Through Beverley’s work 1 have become calmer and am an achiever. I have gone back to school and have successfully completed all subjects I have attempted at year 12 level. I am at the stage of realising my dream; to become a writer.

Without the My Envisioned Mind, I would not be where I am today, 1 would still be in the ‘revolving door syndrome1 in the mental health hospital system. One of my proudest moments was to hold a party last year to celebrate my 5 years out of the hospital, which is the longest I have ever been in 26 years.”

– L.T.

Since undertaking My Envisioned Mind’s imaginative and mindful guidance I have gone on to return to my actual potential. As a firefighter and rescue technician I was on the verge of remaining a broken man and have since been returned to my now grown families fold as a father and a good man. Faith in ourselves and what we contribute to this world is a value I hold dear and the program was important to my healing. My downfall was environmental and this inner journey recovered my outer well being.

My Envisioned Mind made successful recovery a personal choice and offered me a well-constructed pathway home.

 – R. McFarlane