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If our thoughts can make us sick do you think they can make us well? When we understand how our three brains communicate with our autonomic nervous system then would you agree it would be a good idea to understand why? If the answer is yes then if you are a member of pop down and see us on 21st August 2025 for their first .

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Thank you, , for your commitment, insights and continued success in the field of elite sports. You excelled as a driver and now you inspire others to be greater than their current reality. Hers to the power of the mind. 🙏🏻

So how and why did we fly a drone by thought alone?

We partnered with Ultra PCS Ltd and created NIMBUS : Neurological Intelligent Monitoring & Brain Utilisation System.

UltraNIMBUS provides the means to harness signals from the brain and integrate them to a smart communication box. Measuring not only a soldiers state of well-being but providing them with the ability to control a drone by thought alone.

We now know wellbeing is related to performance. And how do we know? Well we measured it!

Our F.I.T training is a proven tool for success.

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Thank you, Jonny, for your kind words and trust in our journey together! 🙏🏻

“It’s not about the dog in the fight, it’s about the fight in the dog” - Mark Twain

NEURO8 focuses on the human behind today’s technology creating resilience in your people, teams and organisation. We provide unique training programmes using neuroscience and utilise technologies that deliver proven capability improvement. Are you ready to upgrade the capabilities and resilience of your people and your organisation?

What are your reflections today?

Take 5 steps to wellbeing – Take notice

Stop, pause and take a moment to be still and look around you. Reduce your time watching the news and browsing social media. Let go of what none of us can control right now and focus on what you can control. Acknowledge your thoughts and feelings and be kind to yourself. It is normal not to feel ‘normal’ during this time. Listen to gentle music or try relaxation apps and videos. Know that this is temporary and things will get better. Take notice of your habits. Avoid smoking or drugs, and try not to drink too much alcohol. It can be easy to fall into unhealthy patterns of behaviour that end up making you feel worse.

For more tips on how to look after your mental health while you stay at home visit www.pha.site/StayAtHome