What is
the mind-body approach?
I combine pain science education to equip you with both the knowledge and somatic practices to not only help you understand your symptoms, but also to empower you to become your own partner in the healing process, so you can begin creating the life you long to live.
This approach is inspired by the groundbreaking work of leaders in trauma healing, pain science, and nervous system regulation, including Dr. John Sarno, Dr. Howard Schubiner, and Alan Gordon. These pioneers in pain science inform the way I guide you toward a deeper understanding of your chronic pain and help your body rediscover its capacity for healing and resilience.
The revelation of
pain science education
Pain is not just a physical sensation - it’s a complex experience shaped by how the brain and nervous system process messages from the body. Pain is simply a message.
Through pain science education, I’ll help you:
Know that becoming aware of mind-body neuroplastic symptoms does NOT mean you are imagining these symptoms, or that it is all “in your head.” These are real symptoms that you’re are experiencing in your body.
Understand the purpose of pain and why pain persists past the normal time of the healing process into what is commonly called “chronic pain.”
Learn how specific personality traits combined with stress, emotions, and past experiences can amplify these messages from the brain, which unfortunately often produce a negative effect limiting the function of the body.
Discover how to shift away from a fear/pain cycle and chronic symptoms and regain control of your body to live your best life now.
The Benefits of
Somatic practices
Since what we call “chronic pain” is a warning message from the brain to the body when the brain perceives a threat, then somatic practices serve as a way to send a message of safety from the body back to the brain.
These simple tools can be used to help your nervous system release stored stress and tension and restore nervous system regulation.
This process focuses on:
Reconnecting the body and mind to build resilience and restore balance.
Assisting in expanding the capacity of your nervous system out of a state of chronic stress patterns that can easily be triggered to one that feels safe.
Giving you the hope to commit to the journey and process of a healing path that seeks to restore and not just manage symptoms.
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