Why do we need a Philanthropist?

We have a body of work that is world leading, requiring research and development. The models of treatment are proving very effective clinically. We are now working with the University of Auckland, Department of General Practice and Primary Health Care on a Clinical Trial for a GP based Stage 1 Depression Treatment.

We can dramatically increase the speed that this depression model is researched and undergoes Clinical Trials. This will in turn speed the adoption of these models of treatment within Public Health making this drug free treatment for depression available to depression sufferers sooner. You can check our video testimonials for clients talking about how effective and how quick this treatment is.

We’re doing work that is world leading in the treatment of depression.  Clients experience rapid change that many would believe was not possible, that is, until they experience it. This model of treatment has been developed by Des Shinnick. Des has models that he has developed for the removal of anxiety in a single session, a programme for changing dyslexia that he has used for a number of years, and a process for rapidly changing anger and rage. Des also uses processes developed by others for changing a person’s emotional response to abuse, trauma, phobias, and overwhelming grief, that warrant further investigation.

Des has worked successfully in changing asthma, ulcers, IBS and would like to do more work with IBD and Crohns Disease. The asthma work is based on work done in Denmark in the mid 90’s and forms the basis of understanding for the other work.

Ideally we’d like to be funded to spend more time and energy on research, development, Clinical Trials, Training and working with patients.

Comment from Des Shinnick

“I’m doing work and creating treatment models that lead the world. Some of them are unmatched in terms of speed of change. I’m grateful to the University of Auckland for their support in doing Clinical Trials on my Depression Treatment.

I spend a lot of my time on research and development for which I’m not funded. This limits the work I can do and it’s financially draining. I’d like to spend more time on research, development and Registered Clinical Trials. Confirming the high success rates we get in clinic for depression and anxiety will lead to this work being taken into the mainstream.

I feel this work is too important and of too much value to be going slow due to funding restrictions. The medical community are wanting to do Clinical Trials on my Depression, Anxiety and Dyslexia Models. We’ve had expressions of interests internationally to research this work.

I’m hoping we can get financial support to further this work.”

Clinical Trials – University of Auckland, Department of General Practice and Primary Health Care.

We have developed a short form of our Stage 1 Shinnick Depression Method that is being researched in Registered Clinical Trials with the University of Auckland and includes medical team members from New Zealand, Australia, England, Canada and the United States.

The Shinnick Depression Treatment is world leading in terms of its ability to move clients from being depressed to feeling in control of their emotions and feeling better.

We are committed to further Clinical Trials to research this methodology of drug free depression treatment and other models of treatment we are using in Clinic.

How would Philanthropy work?

We are happy to accept small to large donations that will enable us to fund from as little as administration support through to training of health professionals, Registered Clinical Trials and the running costs for a drug free treatment and research centre. We have started a programme of training the Depression Model in New Zealand and this will be continuing internationally.

We aim to create a trust or business with a capable board that includes Des Shinnick. Other board members may include individuals, medical, legal and business people. The board needs to be able to support our objectives. Our aim is to fund taking these drug free treatments into the mainstream medical system. These funds will only be used as approved by the board specifically for advancing drug free treatment, research, development, clinical trials and promotion of these models.

If you can help in anyway with donations, legal work, premises or other specialist services, please contact Des Shinnick. Prior to the formal business structure being created, funds will be held in a solicitor’s trust account on behalf of the parties. If you are able to substantially fund this, then we suggest an initial meeting to discuss the scope of our plans. We are comfortable with substantial donations that could fund this completely or partially, involving legal agreement with legal support.

We would deeply appreciate your support and hope you can join us in advancing this work and the broader knowledge base that it is derived from.

Yours sincerely

Des Shinnick