We track outcomes across all members using weekly self-report and validated clinical scales. This is what the data actually shows.
Jess was barely leaving the house — exhausted, unable to function, her world shrinking week by week. She went from that to dancing at a nightclub, walking 20,000 steps in Barcelona, and completing a hiking trip abroad. Watch her tell the full story.
Zach came to On the Mend with fatigue and brain fog, stuck in the stop-start cycle of crashing every time he pushed. By the end of the programme he was walking 10,000 steps a day, working out several times a week, and back in the water — with the crashes reduced to brief, manageable dips. Here's his story, in his words.
"I'm walking 10,000 steps a day, working out multiple times a week, surfing occasionally — and my crashes are very, very short-lived, and not even really crashes, just my body adjusting."
Zach, on where he is now
"There is a real goal in mind and reasoning behind everything done. A lot of other things are gimmicks."
Zach, on what made On the Mend different
"A lot of my symptoms were nervous system related and the program put me on the right track. There is great explanation behind everything done in the program and everyone is super helpful and nice. If you really put in effort it is very beneficial."
His weekly tracked data tells the same story — dips included.
Members track their progress weekly — including the dips, because real data is more useful than curated highlights.
Members who have completed the programme. Progress tracked weekly from joining to end.
Real messages from the member WhatsApp group, shared with permission. Not the dramatic moments — the small wins that show a nervous system finding its way back.


I never knew what I didn't know. The biggest blessing isn't a return to training — it's the unravelling of the automatic responses that for so long had me stuck. I push not to run away from something, but toward it.
Results vary between individuals. Recovery from nervous system dysregulation and related conditions is non-linear and depends on many factors. The data shown reflects real member outcomes and is not a guarantee of any particular result. We track weekly self-report scores and where relevant validated clinical scales. We share all data honestly — including dips — because we believe transparency serves our members better than cherry-picked highlights.
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