My goal is to help people become empowered to take control of their own health and learn what it takes to live a life free from chronic pain1
Upcoming Course Offered Live Online
Space is still available!
“Overcoming Chronic Pain: Yes, It’s Possible!”
Mondays, August 17-31 at 7-8:30 pm Pacific Time
I will be teaching this class live online. Register through the Berkeley Adult School
All are welcome, regardless of residence
Last August, Sean Hershey, LCSW, interviewed me on his Mind-Body Medicine for Chronic Pain podcast.
We discussed my story of healing, what has worked for me, the challenges people face when trying to heal through the medical system–and the importance of spirituality for me.
You may be like me and many others who suffered for years (even decades) from chronic pain.
You may have been told that all you can do is manage or cope with your pain, not that you can permanently heal your pain.
According to the most recent research in pain neuroscience, pain education (such as Pain Reprocessing Therapy) is the most effective treatment for chronic pain. Not exercise, not diet, not medication, and not surgery. Education. That’s right. The vast majority of people can permanently heal their pain when they receive the right information.
You may be thinking this is too good to be true. But according to Dr. John Sarno, author of “Healing Back Pain,” information is the cure. And it was his work that helped me and countless others overcome unrelenting chronic pain.
However, even with Dr. Sarno’s books and the work of many other authors, doctors, and scientists, including all of the recent great strides in modern neuroscience and the testimonies of so many who have healed… the vast majority of people are still completely unaware of what truly causes chronic pain and our incredible ability to heal from it naturally.
You don’t have to be like most people. You can get better, and you can get better permanently. Your healing journey begins with this first step: an openness to hearing the good news– this amazing news!
There are many online resources I have collected over the years that I strongly recommend. With this information, you can start healing today.
- “Chronic pain” is pain that has lasted for 3 or more months. Chronic pain can be felt in the back, shoulder, foot, knee, wrist, and many other parts of the body, and also includes a large number of other symptoms and conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome and chronic fatigue. It does not include pain resulting from an acute structural injury such as a broken bone, nor does it include pain from cancerous tumors and other disease processes. ↩︎