Eddie Enever - Holistic Health Expert

Eddie Enever - Holistic Health Expert Official page of Eddie Enever - Naturopath | Cancer Coach | Stress Coach | Somatic Based Psychotherap I’ve had my fair share of ups and downs in life.

My mission is to raise public awareness about the devastating impact that stress can have on your health, happiness, healing, and your life. I am committed to educating and empowering individuals and families with the skills and knowledge to break the multi-generational nature of trauma and stress so they can live life to their full potential. Hi, I’m Eddie,
I am passionate about living a life full of meaning and purpose by authentically relating and sharing my knowledge with those who are inspired to experience healing, greater happiness and wellbeing in their lives. I’ve battled with cancer and survived not once, but three times, struggled with anxiety and depression, experienced a marriage break up, and financial demise. I not only survived but now thrive living a life full of deep connection, meaning and purpose. My personal mission is to raise awareness about the impact that stress can have on all aspects of our lives. I am committed to educating and empowering individuals and their families with skills to understand and overcome the effects of stress and trauma, so they can experience their fullest potential. As an experienced Naturopath, my special area of interest is in cancer and chronic disease coaching. I have developed a children’s mindfulness program called Mindful Monkeez and as a business coach and mentor, I support health professionals to have an even greater impact. I also teach meditation and breathwork and founded CSRT (Cold-Stress Resilience Training) where I share tools to deal with stress and build resilience in an icebath! After working with thousands of clients in my role as a health professional, I’ve developed a unique way of seeing past the facades, drawing out blockages, perceptions and limiting belief systems and empowering you to discover your own unique gifts, talents, and power to change your life. Whether you are experiencing challenges with your physical, mental and emotional health, feeling “stuck” in some aspect of your life, or want to be a stronger, better version of yourself, I can expertly guide you on your journey to experiencing the life you want to live.

Christmas is gentle for most people — but for someone navigating cancer, it can be one of the heaviest times of the year...
08/12/2025

Christmas is gentle for most people — but for someone navigating cancer, it can be one of the heaviest times of the year.
While the world slows down, the inner world of a patient often becomes louder, more fragile, and more demanding.

My newest article explores the truth that doesn’t get spoken:
cancer doesn’t pause for the holidays.

If you or someone you love is finding December overwhelming, this piece might help put words to what’s been sitting quietly beneath the surface.

📖 Read “Cancer Doesn’t Stop for Christmas” — link in bio or comments.

December gets full.The mind gets loud.The body quietly asks for softer ground.The Yin Mat is where that softness begins ...
02/12/2025

December gets full.
The mind gets loud.
The body quietly asks for softer ground.

The Yin Mat is where that softness begins —
a plush, grounding space to land, breathe and reset amongst the pace of the season.

If you’re carving out a calmer Christmas for yourself,
or wanting to gift someone a deeper sense of ease,
this is a beautiful place to start.

✨ Explore the Yin Mat designs via the link in my bio and in the comments below.

Some results genuinely deserve to be celebrated.This patient did everything they were asked to do.They showed up for eve...
02/12/2025

Some results genuinely deserve to be celebrated.

This patient did everything they were asked to do.
They showed up for every brutal oncology treatment — surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, hormonal therapy — the full pathway.
And when treatment ended, their MRD analysis in January painted a confronting picture:
• CTCs: 650 cells per mL
• CSC count: 50

They’d done “all the right things,” yet their blood still showed significant minimal residual disease.
It was a tough moment — but it became the turning point.

Fast-forward to today, and their latest report tells a very different story:
• CTCs now 50
• CSCs not detectable

This shift is huge.
It reflects metabolic pressure, strategy, and synergy — but more importantly, it reflects a patient who refused to give up, stayed engaged, and kept doing the work long after the active treatment phase ended.

This is what persistence looks like when it becomes biology.
And this is absolutely a moment worth pausing for and celebrating.

If you’re on your own cancer journey and want guidance, structure, and support beyond the hospital system, the link in my bio and in the comments will point you in the right direction.

After cancer, trusting your body again isn’t just a physical journey — it’s an existential one.Because when your body ha...
30/11/2025

After cancer, trusting your body again isn’t just a physical journey — it’s an existential one.
Because when your body has been the place where fear lived, learning to feel safe inside yourself becomes one of the hardest parts of healing.

Every ache feels louder.
Every sensation feels suspicious.
Every quiet moment feels like something you should brace for.

But slowly — breath by breath, day by day — your body begins to relearn what safety feels like.
And you begin to relearn what trust feels like.

Not blind trust.
Not naïve trust.
But a deeper, quieter trust — the kind that grows from presence, compassion, and listening instead of fear.

When you start to trust your body again, something remarkable happens:
life stops feeling like something you’re surviving
and starts feeling like something you’re allowed to live.

“To trust your body again is to trust life again.”

📖 To read the full article comment “Trust” below and I’ll shoot you the link — “Learning to Trust Your Body Again.”

After cancer, no one tells you how hard it is to live inside your own body again.The scans might be clear.The doctors mi...
29/11/2025

After cancer, no one tells you how hard it is to live inside your own body again.

The scans might be clear.
The doctors might be happy.
Everyone around you might be relieved.

But inside, there’s a quiet uneasiness.
A subtle flinch.
A hypervigilance that never quite switches off.

Because once your body has been the site of fear, it’s hard to feel safe in it again.

That’s the part no one prepares you for.

Rebuilding trust with your body isn’t a mindset shift — it’s a relationship.
One built slowly, gently, breath by breath.

It’s learning to listen without catastrophising.
To feel without bracing.
To soften without fearing what the softness might reveal.

Your body is not the enemy.
It’s not the thing that failed you.
It’s the thing that carried you through the darkest chapter of your life — often without gratitude, without rest, without recognition.

Healing is not about controlling your body.
It’s about coming home to it.

If this resonates, my latest article is for you.
It might help you soften the fear, deepen the connection, and begin to feel safe within yourself again.

📖 Read: Learning to Trust Your Body Again: Finding peace, presence, and trust in your body once more — link in bio or comments.

27/11/2025

When cancer strips your identity, it doesn’t just take the future you imagined — it takes the person you thought you were.
I know that feeling intimately.
For a while, I wasn’t Eddie the dad, the clinician, the friend… I was just a man trying to make sense of a life that had been turned upside down.

Losing myself forced me inward.
Into the quiet.
Into the truth.
Into the parts of me I had run from for years.

That path eventually led me all the way to the Amazon — to sit with masterful shamans, to face my shadows, and to remember the part of me that cancer could never touch.

Identity isn’t something cancer destroys.
It’s something the journey rebuilds — deeper, wiser, unshakeably yours.

If you’re in the thick of it, confused about who you are now… hold on.
Sometimes the collapse is the invitation.
Sometimes the breaking is the becoming.

When cancer ends, most people think you just pick up where you left off.But the truth is far more tender than that.You d...
26/11/2025

When cancer ends, most people think you just pick up where you left off.

But the truth is far more tender than that.
You don’t return to your old self - you stand in the quiet space where that self once lived, unsure of who you are now or who you’re becoming.

That space can feel like being lost…
but it isn’t.

It’s the beginning.

It’s the place where the old roles fall away.
Where the identity that carried you through the storm dissolves.
Where you’re no longer defined by illness, but you’re not yet defined by anything new.

It’s disorienting.
It’s painful.
And it’s profoundly necessary.

Because that emptiness isn’t a void - it’s the soil where your new life begins to take shape.

“You’re not lost. You’re simply standing in the space where your new life is forming.”

If my latest article - The Identity Vacuum: Who Am I After Cancer? - resonated with you, let this be a reminder:

You’re not meant to rush this part.
You’re meant to feel it.
To honour it.
To let it rewrite you in the most honest way possible.

Your new life is forming - not in the noise, but in the quiet after the storm.

When cancer ends, you don’t just lose the disease - you lose the version of yourself that lived through it.The world tel...
25/11/2025

When cancer ends, you don’t just lose the disease - you lose the version of yourself that lived through it.

The world tells you to get back to normal. But how do you go back to a life that no longer fits, in a body that no longer feels the same, with a heart that’s been completely rearranged?

This is what I call the identity vacuum - the space between who you were and who you’re becoming. It’s disorienting, lonely, and sacred all at once.

Because cancer doesn’t just take things from you. It frees you from things that were never yours to carry.

The question isn’t “How do I get back to who I was?”
It’s “Who am I now?”

In my latest article, I explore that space - the quiet after the fight - and how to begin rebuilding a life that feels true, whole, and new.

📖 Read “The Identity Vacuum: Who Am I After Cancer?” — link in bio or comments.

There’s a point on the healing path where everything goes quiet.The noise falls away. The crowd thins out.And you realis...
05/11/2025

There’s a point on the healing path where everything goes quiet.
The noise falls away. The crowd thins out.
And you realise that no one else can walk this stretch for you.

That’s the moment most people mistake for failure — or abandonment.
But it’s not.
It’s initiation.

Because the road that feels the loneliest at first is often the one that’s guiding you home — back to your truth, your body, your strength, your soul.

When the noise stops, you finally hear what’s been whispering underneath it all along.
And that whisper — that knowing — is the beginning of everything.

So if you find yourself walking alone, don’t rush to fill the silence.
Breathe.
Listen.
There’s beauty in the loneliness — it’s life leading you home.

✨ Read the full article: No One Is Coming to Save You — and That’s Where the Magic Begins
(link in bio or comments)

There’s a point on the healing path where everything goes quiet.The noise falls away. The crowd thins out.And you realis...
01/11/2025

There’s a point on the healing path where everything goes quiet.
The noise falls away. The crowd thins out.
And you realise that no one else can walk this stretch for you.

That’s the moment most people mistake for failure — or abandonment.
But it’s not.
It’s initiation.

Because the road that feels the loneliest at first is often the one that’s guiding you home — back to your truth, your body, your strength, your soul.

When the noise stops, you finally hear what’s been whispering underneath it all along.
And that whisper — that knowing — is the beginning of everything.

So if you find yourself walking alone, don’t rush to fill the silence.
Breathe.
Listen.
There’s beauty in the loneliness — it’s life leading you home.

✨ Read the full article: No One Is Coming to Save You — and That’s Where the Magic Begins

(link in bio or comments)

31/10/2025

Everyone tells you that after cancer, you’ll get back to normal.
But what if “normal” was part of what made you sick in the first place?

You can’t heal in the same environment, with the same pace, the same pressures, and the same patterns that once broke you down.

Healing asks for change.
It asks you to create a life — physically, emotionally, and spiritually — that supports the outcome you desire.
It asks you to listen to what the illness came to teach you, not just fear what it came to take.

You didn’t survive to go back.
You survived to evolve.
To live differently.
To live consciously.

Stop trying to rebuild the old life. Create the one your healing was asking for.

Cancer changes everything.Your body. Your relationships. Your sense of self.And while everyone tells you how good it mus...
29/10/2025

Cancer changes everything.
Your body. Your relationships. Your sense of self.

And while everyone tells you how good it must feel to get “back to normal,” the truth is — you can’t. Because the version of you that existed before cancer was never meant to survive it.

That person was built for a different life — one that may have ignored the quiet signals of exhaustion, disconnection, or stress. The old you belonged to the world before the storm.

But the storm has changed you. And maybe that’s not something to grieve — maybe it’s something to honour.

You didn’t survive to go back.
You survived to become someone new.

“The self you were before cancer was never meant to survive it.”

📖 Read my latest essay — The Myth of Getting Back to Normal — link in bio or comments.

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Although I may be a health professional, that doesn’t make me immune to health issues. In 2013 I myself was diagnosed with metastatic cancer. At the time I was helping people with chronic disease and cancer but was failing to turn this advice and good practices back onto myself, and I got really unwell. What ensued was two years of deep learning until I was finally cancer free. Early in 2017 I had another scare with cancer and over the next two months put all my skills to work and at the end of that two months was again cancer free. I understand cancer, what it is to have cancer and what is needed to recover. I've done this three times now and helped many people to also recover from very poor odds. Let me help you to recover too. As i say to all my patients, it only takes one person to prove that it is possible - I did it, just as many others have, there's no reason why you can't too. I learnt many very important lessons (the hard way) about the true nature of health and disease on this journey and now in my role as a health professional, use this knowledge to help others more than I ever could before. On my journey I learnt that chronic disease effects more than just the physical body and is more than just a physical disease. The ripple effect of disease affects your physical, mental, emotional, social, spiritual, financial and familial health. Just ask anybody who has been diagnosed with cancer. So if chronic disease affects more than just physical health, then to treat and prevent it you must treat more than just the physical body. Health is ultimately about balance – from the microcosmic existence to our macrocosmic experience of the life we live each and every day. By bringing balance to our life we bring balance to our physiology preventing imbalance and the ensuing disease. ​On my cancer journey I lost a lot of things but I also gained something really special - a purpose. That purpose is to help someone like you prevent taking the path that I went down of chronic disease. I look forward to supporting and working with you.

My main areas of clinical focus are cancer, all chronic diseases esp. Autoimmune, Chronic Fatigue syndrome, Fibromyalgia, Gastrointestinal conditions and stress based disease

I am affiliated with the Nutritional Oncology Research Institute In the US and associated with The Gawler Foundation in Melbourne. I am passionate about stress reduction (as it played a huge role in my health issues) and teach the Gawler Foundations Mindfulness Based Stillness Meditation course. I teach most of my clients a variety of stress reduction techniques and run courses and workshops regularly on mindfulness meditation.

Check out all the details here - https://www.chronicdiseaseconsultant.com/