I understand. I’ve been through that terrible ordeal too.
Thanks to an innovative integrative approach based on WHO recommendations, the MBC Method helps patients manage both chronic pain and eating disorders.
The FriLi app aims to go even further by offering personalized support…
THE MBC METHOD AND FRILI — BOTH BORN FROM A REAL NEED
Do you feel the weight of loneliness and medical wandering? I know exactly what you’re going through — I was in your place not long ago…
I’ve suffered for years from “unexplained” pain, without any structural cause. Despite all my efforts, relief was always temporary. A few years ago, the pain worsened dramatically. For over three years, I endured unbearable back pain and pain in my left leg, eventually becoming paralyzed in that limb, and developing cauda equina syndrome. I was desperate. Maybe you feel the same way today…
But my life changed when I discovered the real, deeper causes of my chronic pain. My wish now is for you to live again — FREE.
RECOGNIZED AT A EUROPEAN LEVEL
Dr Eric Nectoux (France)
Pediatric orthopedic surgeon Specialist in pediatric orthopedics and traumatology CHU de Lille
Associate Professor
Dr. Éric Nectoux played a key role in integrating art therapy into the pediatric surgery operating room at the Lille University Hospital. As the academic supervisor of Lili Road during her University Diploma at the Faculté Libre de Médecine de Lille, he supported her pioneering work, which proved effective in reducing pain in young patients.
Her initiative was praised by the jury for its therapeutic impact and received awards from the Lion’s Club and the Hauts-de-France/Fongécif
Committed to a holistic approach to care, Dr. Nectoux also supported Lili Road in her scientific publications:
Through his support and openness to innovation, Dr. Nectoux is helping to move medical care toward more integrative, patient-centered practices.
Dr Patty Annicq (Belgique)
Doctor Author Eating Disorder Specialist
Asbl Empathie
Dr. Patty Annicq is the author of the book An Eating Disorder Doesn’t Have to Be Forever, a powerful work that sheds light on the thoughts, emotions, and behaviors related to eating disorders.
By offering key insights into a misunderstood world, she provides a unique perspective on the inner experience of people suffering from anorexia. Her work promotes healing through patience and self-love.
She plays a vital role as scientific advisor in Lili Road’s research, especially in exploring the links and comorbidities between chronic pain and eating disorders. She collaborated closely with Lili on the publication:
“I’ve applied several of the techniques described in the Mind-Body Connection method. I often talk about them in my consultations. Emotional pain is intimately tied to chronic physical pain. When I read this book, I saw a remarkable tool that brought together many techniques that had helped me improve my psychological wellbeing. It put into words — and into structure — what I had long struggled to express to my patients. Far from replacing evidence-based medicine, these techniques, grouped into one method, are backed by neuroscience and can truly help those who have suffered for years to finally get better.”
Founder of the Neurosomatic Medicine Program Providence Hospital (Michigan, USA)
Lili Road had the privilege of collaborating with Dr. Howard Schubiner for the writing of her books and scientific publications.
His expertise and guidance have enabled her to integrate the most relevant Anglo-American advances in the field of chronic pain.
Building on the work of Dr. John Sarno, he has revived an approach that considers the body and mind as an inseparable whole:
“Just as the nervous system has learned to feel pain, it can also learn to be free from it.”
Widely recognized for his contributions, Dr. Schubiner was named among the Top Doctors in the United States. He is the author of more than 60 scientific publications and books, and his program—based on advanced psychological techniques—has transformed the practice of numerous doctors and clinicians, providing real relief to patients suffering from chronic pain.
Psychotherapist
Founder of the Pain Psychology Center (Los Angeles, USA)
Lili Road is PRT-certified by the Pain Psychology Center in Los Angeles, where she trained under Alan Gordon and Dr. Schubiner.
He developed Pain Reprocessing Therapy (PRT)—one of the tools used in the MBC method.
Alan Gordon is an American psychotherapist and the founder/director of the Pain Psychology Center in Los Angeles.
He is a leading figure in the American MindBody approach.
Having himself suffered for years from chronic pain—particularly back pain and headaches—he successfully healed himself.
He went on to develop PRT (Pain Reprocessing Therapy), a new, science-backed psychological therapy for chronic pain.
« Bye bye douleurs chroniques est un ouvrage soigneusement rédigé et richement documenté qui sera d’une aide précieuse pour toute personne souffrant de douleurs chroniques. Il contient des conseils avisés ainsi que des outils pratiques pour “désapprendre” votre douleur ! »
The MBC method follows in the footsteps of Professor J.E. Sarno, praised as “America’s Best Doctor” by Forbesmagazine.
He dedicated his life to helping people suffering from chronic pain. He was one of the pioneers of the mind-body approach, and his work was pivotal in understanding the emotional roots of chronic pain. He was the first to highlight the emotional component of chronic conditions.
E-center clinic (Australia)
A specialized research unit and non-profit initiative from Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia
Their mission is to harness technology and innovation to improve access to psychological treatments. They design and evaluate online therapy programs, specifically adapted to patients seeking accessible solutions.
Lili Road participated in one of their clinical trials—an experience that enabled her to integrate some of their tools into the support she offers. This immersion enriched her therapeutic approach and helped shape the development of the MBC method.
MEDIA RECOGNITION
Radios, TV, magazines, podcasts…
France Bleu. Coup de CoeurLivre. Listen here France Bleu. Interview replay. Listen here France 3. Hauts Féminin. Listen here Weo. Chez Emma. Listen here Europe 1. Feb. 2024. La libre Antenne. Listen here Europe 1. Oct. 2024. La libre Antenne. Listen here Vivre FM. Mod’Elles. Listen here La Première (Belgique). Listen here
Radio Notre Dame. May 2025. Listen here Radio Notre Dame. March 2025. Listen here RCF. Comment faire… ? Listen here (from 43’00) Canal FM. Listen here
National Conference of Research by IUTs of France Listen to Lili Road presents here : The value of a multidisciplinary approach in managing neuroplastic chronic pain.
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