Healing Your Chronic Pain
Is it Plain Pain or Brain Pain (neuroplastic pain)*?
If you are in chronic pain, how do you know if it is likely neuroplastic pain or normal pain?
Ask yourself some of these questions:
- Have all the treatments you have received, including, PT, bodywork, etc, been ineffective or just given temporary relief?
- Did the pain come on during a stressful time in your life?
- Do you have or had symptoms of pain in multiple areas of your body?
- Is the pain inconsistent of where and when it appears and how severe it is?
- Do you find yourself preoccupied with the pain often or all the time?
- Do you notice worried thoughts and feelings regarding the present and future affects of having pain?
*as described in The Way Out - Healing Your Chronic Pain, by Alan Gordon developer of Pain Reprocessing Therapy.
* “As long as the X-rays and MRIs do not show a tumor, infection, inflammatory condition, or fracture, and if the neurological examination is normal to rule out nerve damage, then: the presence of degenerative discs, spurs, facet problems, and bulging discs should not be interpreted to be causing pain.” (citation: Howard Schubiner, MD)
To schedule an appointment
call or text iudita at 216 310 4423 or email [email protected]
Always check with your health care professional to see if this process is right for you.
iudita Harlan
Certified Pain Reprocessing Therapy practitioner
Senior Voice Dialogue facilitator
MindBody Integration Specialist
Ask yourself some of these questions:
- Have all the treatments you have received, including, PT, bodywork, etc, been ineffective or just given temporary relief?
- Did the pain come on during a stressful time in your life?
- Do you have or had symptoms of pain in multiple areas of your body?
- Is the pain inconsistent of where and when it appears and how severe it is?
- Do you find yourself preoccupied with the pain often or all the time?
- Do you notice worried thoughts and feelings regarding the present and future affects of having pain?
*as described in The Way Out - Healing Your Chronic Pain, by Alan Gordon developer of Pain Reprocessing Therapy.
* “As long as the X-rays and MRIs do not show a tumor, infection, inflammatory condition, or fracture, and if the neurological examination is normal to rule out nerve damage, then: the presence of degenerative discs, spurs, facet problems, and bulging discs should not be interpreted to be causing pain.” (citation: Howard Schubiner, MD)
To schedule an appointment
call or text iudita at 216 310 4423 or email [email protected]
Always check with your health care professional to see if this process is right for you.
iudita Harlan
Certified Pain Reprocessing Therapy practitioner
Senior Voice Dialogue facilitator
MindBody Integration Specialist