The Sona Method

The Science of Getting Better.

Areas of Focus

Conditions
Addressed.

Most patients who come to The Sona Method have accumulated more than one diagnosis.

Fatigue. IBS. Thyroid disease. Migraines. Autoimmune conditions. Brain fog. Hormonal imbalance.

Over time, the labels multiply. Yet despite seeing multiple specialists and trying multiple treatments, many patients still don't understand why their health has deteriorated.

The conditions listed below are not simply diagnoses Sona treats. They are the presentations she encounters most frequently, and where The Sona Method has consistently identified underlying mechanisms that previous investigations had not recognised.

The list is not exhaustive. The Sona Method is designed for complexity, not for a fixed list of conditions.

Autoimmune & Inflammatory

Rheumatoid Arthritis

Where standard immunosuppression has controlled inflammation but not resolved the underlying immune dysregulation — or where side effects have become a limiting factor.

Lupus (SLE)

Complex multi-system autoimmune disease requiring careful assessment of disease activity, organ involvement, and the interplay between immune, hormonal, and neurological factors.

Hashimoto's Thyroiditis

Autoimmune thyroid disease where standard thyroid replacement has not resolved symptoms — often because the autoimmune mechanism itself has not been addressed.

Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis where the relationship between gut microbiome, immune function, and systemic inflammation requires a more integrated approach.

Hormonal & Endocrine

Thyroid Dysfunction

Including subclinical hypothyroidism, conversion disorders, and cases where standard TSH-based management has not produced clinical resolution.

Adrenal Dysregulation

HPA axis dysfunction, cortisol dysrhythmia, and adrenal fatigue presentations that fall outside the diagnostic criteria for Addison's disease but produce significant functional impairment.

Reproductive Hormone Imbalances

Including PCOS, perimenopause, and post-pill hormonal disruption — assessed in the context of the full endocrine system rather than in isolation.

Metabolic Dysfunction

Insulin resistance, metabolic syndrome, and related conditions where the standard lipid and glucose panels have not captured the full picture.

Neurological & Cognitive

Brain Fog & Cognitive Decline

Persistent cognitive impairment — difficulty with concentration, memory, and processing speed — that has not been explained by standard neurological investigation.

Dysautonomia & POTS

Autonomic nervous system dysfunction producing symptoms of orthostatic intolerance, heart rate dysregulation, and fatigue — often misdiagnosed or dismissed.

Neuroinflammatory Presentations

Where inflammatory processes are driving neurological symptoms — including headache, sensory disturbance, and mood dysregulation — without a clear structural cause.

Fatigue & Post-Viral

ME / Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

A complex, multi-system condition requiring careful assessment of immune, mitochondrial, autonomic, and neuroendocrine function — not a diagnosis of exclusion.

Long COVID

Post-acute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 infection, including persistent fatigue, cognitive impairment, autonomic dysfunction, and immune dysregulation.

Post-Infectious Syndromes

Persistent symptoms following Lyme disease, Epstein-Barr virus, and other infectious triggers — where the infection has resolved but the physiological disruption has not.

Unexplained & Complex

Medically Unexplained Symptoms

Patients who have received normal test results yet continue to suffer significant functional impairment. Normal results do not mean no pathology — they mean the right questions have not yet been asked.

Complex Multi-System Presentations

Where symptoms span multiple organ systems and no single diagnosis has been adequate. The Sona Method is designed precisely for this complexity.

Treatment-Resistant Conditions

Any condition where standard treatment has been appropriately applied and has not produced the expected response — suggesting that the underlying mechanism has not been correctly identified.

Don't see your condition listed?

The Sona Method is applicable to any complex, treatment-resistant presentation. If you have been unwell for a significant period and have not found answers, Sona would be glad to discuss your case.