Pain is a natural protective response, it’s how the body alerts us to potential harm. In some persistent pain cases there is no injuring incident but in those where tissue damage has occurred, tissues will likely have healed by 3 months post incident. When pain continues long after the body has healed, it often reflects changes in the way the nervous system processes signals, rather than ongoing damage.
This can be referred to as neuroplastic pain.
My mission is to help reduce and eliminate persistent and recurrent pain symptoms. Exploring and understanding the route cause of pain and using pain reprocessing techniques to change the body’s pain patterns.
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Is my pain neuroplastic?
Take this short quiz to learn whether your symptoms may be linked to neuroplastic pain. It only takes a few minutes and can give you valuable insight into how your brain and nervous system may be influencing your experience of pain.
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Chronic and recurrent pain
If your pain has persisted for 3 month or more it can be classed as chronic pain. Learn what chronic pain really is, why it happens, and how the brain and body work together to create lasting symptoms.
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