Steve Fawdry
Founder | Fatigue Recovery Specialist | Therapist & Coach
Helping adults, children and teens regain their build energy, health and confidence since 2007.
I’m Steve Fawdry — a therapist and health coach who has personally experienced unexplained fatigue.
I know how confusing and isolating it feels when your body stops co-operating and no one can give you clear answers.
That experience led me to explore the powerful connection between the brain, body and stress response -and to see that with the right support, meaningful recovery is absolutely possible.
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It inspired me to create New Pathways — a science-informed, gentle, and compassionate approach that helps calm the nervous system, retrain unhelpful patterns, and restore confidence in your body's ability to heal.
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How I Help
For more than 18 years, I’ve helped over 700 adults and young people move from exhaustion and uncertainty to greater stability, energy and clarity — from teens returning to school to adults rebuilding life after illness or burnout.
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My work blends neuroscience & psychology, nervous-system regulation, gentle brain body retraining, and practical steps you can take at a safe, sustainable pace.​
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Why people choose New Pathways:
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Tailored 1:1 support
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Specialist expertise with chronic fatigue, post-viral fatigue, ME/CFS and burnout
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Hundreds of success stories over nearly two decades​
Featured in the Mail Online, Independent Online, East Anglian Daily Times & Ipswich Star.​
“Nothing else had worked — I was sceptical. But Steve’s guidance has changed my life. I’m finally getting my energy back and feeling like myself again.”
👉 Talk to Steve — Book a 30-Minute Consultation and if you choose to continue,
the £45 is credited toward your first full session.”
Get supportive, expert guidance.
​​​Qualifications​
Diploma in clinical hypnotherapy, NLP (neuro linguistic programming) and coaching. Dip Clin. Hyp, NLP, Coach.​​​​​​
The Department for Health recommends that GP's refer patients to practitioners registered with the CNHC (Complimentary & Natural Healthcare Council) when seeking complementary therapy.
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GP Practice bulletin 2010.