ABOUT

Meet me, Alison Adenis, the IBS Interrupt™ Coach.

I had chronic IBS and a long list of symptoms for many years.

I would NEVER have thought I could break free from IBS.

Today I am symptom-free – and have been for several years.

Finally I understand the keys to interrupting Irritable Bowel Syndrome.

I trained as a certified NLP coach (neuro-linguistic programming) and energy practitioner,  as well as in emotional psychology and somatic healing facilitation. Now I am committed to helping others release their challenging IBS symptoms – for good. 

I have developed my proprietary IBS Interrupt™ process to empower you to break your unique cycle of IBS symptoms, and fall in love with food again.

My superpower is intuitively sensing the unique triggers setting off a client’s IBS symptoms, which saves them a great deal of time and gets them lasting relief.

What if YOU could significantly IMPROVE – or even interrupt your IBS too?

Each person has their own unique IBS puzzle to solve. However, the hardest part is understanding what is going on in your body and knowing where to look for answers.

The Sick of IBS blog: Why is this blog different?

I started this blog and IBS Interrupt coaching so that YOU can access insight from someone who has actually broken free from IBS – and move forward.

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You will find some approaches to IBS on this blog that you haven’t seen elsewhere. 

I have set up this blog to give you insight, tips and understanding that I wish I had had sooner.

To help save you time, improve day-to-day living and get your smile back:)

If you don’t want to miss out on THE insight you may be waiting for, sign up BELOW (or in the sidebar) and get free IBS Insights directly into your inbox each week.

To your very best of health! 

IBS Interrupt™ Coach

Alison Adenis | IBS Interrupt™ Coach
Important Note: My work focuses on trigger identification and release based on my personal experience, training, and client work.
This content is for informational and educational purposes only.
I am not a doctor. For diagnosis and clinical treatment, always consult your medical professional.