Steve Fawdry
Therapist • Health Coach • Founder of the New Pathways Programme
Helping adults and teenagers with ME/CFS, Post-Viral Fatigue and Long COVID move forward with greater confidence, clarity and hope.
⭐ Trusted by 700+ people since 2007

Hello, I’m Steve. For nearly twenty years, I’ve worked as a therapist and health coach, helping people with persistent fatigue and chronic illness understand what’s happening to them and find a way forward.
My own path into this work began many years ago, when I experienced unexplained fatigue. I remember how incredibly frustrating it was to search for answers and not find them. That experience sparked a fascination with the relationship between the brain, the nervous system and physical health. What I learned, together with my professional training and years of experience, became the foundation of the New Pathways Programme.
In 2023, I had an ischaemic stroke. It was a frightening time, filled with anxiety and uncertainty, and I lost confidence in my own body. I drew on many of the same principles I now teach to support my recovery, and I'm grateful to have made a full recovery. That experience gave me an even deeper understanding of how vulnerable we can feel when our health lets us down.
Today, I bring together everything I've learned, both personally and professionally, with a genuine passion for helping people regain confidence in themselves and their future.
I don't offer quick fixes or promises. What I offer is a practical, structured approach, shaped around you, your experiences and your individual goals.
Above all, I want you to feel heard, understood and never judged. Whatever you've been through, I'll listen, take your concerns seriously and be right alongside you as we work together towards better health and a fuller, more fulfilling life.
Professional Background
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Founder of the New Pathways Programme
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Therapist & Health Coach
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Diploma in Clinical Hypnotherapy, NLP and Coaching
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CNHC Registered
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Featured in Mail Online, The Independent, East Anglian Daily Times and Ipswich Star

