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Six Keys to Freedom from Chronic Pain

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Has chronic pain taken some of the joy and pleasure from your life?

Have you tried far too many methods of pain relief with no success?

The Freedom From Chronic Pain program was created by Hal Greenham (somatic psychotherapist) and Prof. Howard Schubiner MD (clinician and researcher) to make a promising new treatment available to anyone with an internet connection.

We are delighted to offer a free webinar on how to transform chronic pain using a mindbody approach.

For people considering this treatment the webinar would be a great place to start, to get to know us and the basics of what is needed to retrain your brain out of pain.

 

A New Paradigm in Chronic Pain Treatment

Modern neuroscience and clinical experience are showing that real relief is possible for most people.

There’s a revolutionary new way to treat pain that is based on new science  which works WITH your body to treat the source of pain at the deepest level by addressing your psychology and body at the same time.

When you treat chronic pain in a holistic way that addresses the roots, most people can get revolutionary and lasting results that medicines alone cannot provide.

When you sign up for this groundbreaking free webinar with two experts in this emerging holistic science, you’ll gain a powerful set of insights on how to shift your relationship with pain.

In just one hour, you’ll discover:

  • A case study (hint: its one of the presenters) of someone completely disabled by pain for three years but who made a full recovery… while stopping all medication
  • How the latest neuroscience reveals that when you deal with pain purely psychologically, what appears to be a physical issue can vanish
  • Why the new paradigm in pain management goes beyond “managing” pain indefinitely to aiming for complete and full recovery for most people
  • Three signals that your pain may be “mindbody” pain – even if it feels very physical and real
  • How to start retraining your brain from unnecessary pain cycles by applying the “neurological principle” and the “emotional principle”
  • Essential self-care practices that address your emotions and mindset to maintain your momentum towards freedom from chronic pain.

What are people saying:

57 Year Old Woman

Recovery from severe shoulder and arm pain in a 59 year old woman

My life is basically back to normal, plus I’m less afraid to try new things. I know what its like to be constrained by pain, and now I know what its like to feel free again.

Why not try new things? I feel my mind is liberated too and I’m ready to do things that I never would have imagined.”

Freedom From Chronic Pain program participant (Sydney, Australia)

What it works for

  • Chronic back and/or neck pain
  • Chronic musculoskeletal pain in single or multiple sites
  • RSI / OOS
  • Migraine
  • IBS (irritable bowel / bladder syndrome)
  • Fibromyalgia syndrome
  • Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
  • CRPS
  • RSD
  • Many exzema / skin conditions
  • Some arthritic conditions
  • Some endometriosis presentations
  • Depression
  • Anxiety
  • Other medically unexplained chronic pain
  • Other medically unexplained chronic fatigue

What its not for

  • Pain from cancer
  • Most rheumatoid arthritis
  • Clearly diagnosed nerve injury
  • Some arthritic conditions

79 Year Old Woman

Recovery from chronic back pain and reduced medication use in a 79 year old woman

Moving from bed to chair and back to bed was no life. I did get good relief lying in bed but I did not want to spend the day and night on my bed!

Read the case study

I have been working through the Freedom From Chronic Pain program for 3 months now and really appreciate it. I have not had rapid dramatic improvements but comparing where I am today to where I was when I started yes, the change is dramatic. All my problems are a lot better – less bloating, much less pain, eating better and feeling better in myself.

I was having 6 Panadol Osteo a day but now only require 1 or 2 – I have more of this work to do and I really think I should be able to do without them altogether.

(Update 4 weeks later) – I am no longer needing to take any Panadol Osteo and my symptoms are getting better and better, the more work I do on them.”

Freedom From Chronic Pain program participant (Tasmania, Australia)

Six Keys to Freedom from Chronic Pain:

The New Paradigm in Chronic Pain Treatment.


with Freedom From Chronic Pain Clinical Directors Hal Greenham and Prof. Howard Schubiner MD.

Knowledge is power and we have made a brand new webinar to share with you the basics of how to use a mindbody approach to empower your own recovery. In this fun, informative hour you will see us cracking a few hilarious jokes (decide for yourself!) as well as talking about our own recovery processes, stuff we’ve learnt in clinical practice and research, and more about the new program we made.

Dr Howard Schubiner, MD, FACP is medical director of the Mind Body Medicine Program at Providence Hospital, Michigan USA. He is a world leader in the diagnosis and treatment of chronic pain syndromes and has co-authored 3 books and numerous key peer reviewed journal articles on mindbody pain treatment.

Hal Greenham BSc (Psych), BA, Radix Body Centered Psychotherapist. After healing his own chronic pain and fatigue syndrome, Hal studied psychology and somatic psychotherapy and for the last seven years has specialised in guiding people to heal their own symptoms.  Hal has presented on mindbody treatment at some of Australia’s largest holistic medicine conferences.

Recovery from hip and back pain in a 65 year old woman

I’ve struggled on and off with intermittent back and hip pain for years. Finding the mindbody approach has been fantastic for me and meant I’ve been able to effectively manage the pain without paying for osteo and other therapies I used to do.

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I got a lot from Dr Sarno’s books but found I needed some extra help. The Freedom From Chronic Pain program provided lots of great material to make the treatment applicable to my situation. It’s so supportive to be able to talk with a properly trained mindbody practitioner for when I feel stuck.

After finding it difficult to walk for a period, I used the mindbody approach to overcome my hip and back pain. A few weeks later, I noticed I was getting strong tinnitus after a stressful incident. I found when I applied the mindbody principles this symptom no longer worries me anymore, and I’m still on top of my hip and back pain without needing drugs.

It’s amazing stuff, this course… you have to work at the program, you can’t just forget about it, but you can get great results if you do. To overcome my symptoms without drugs is so empowering, I love it.

Freedom From Chronic Pain program participant (Tasmania, Australia)

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The new science of pain treatment is here.

Read it for yourself.

The scholarly reader, practitioner or interested layperson is referred to the following peer reviewed journal articles as a starting point:

Lumley, M.A. & Schubiner, H., et al (2017). Emotional awareness and expression therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and education for fibromyalgia: a cluster randomized controlled trial. Pain. Dec 2017, 158(12):2354-2363.

Burger AJ, Lumley MA, Carty JN, et al. The Effects of a Novel Psychological Attribution and Emotional Awareness and Expression Therapy for Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain: A Preliminary, Uncontrolled Trial. Journal of psychosomatic research. 2016;81:1-8.

Michael C. Hsu, Howard Schubiner, Mark A. Lumley, John S. Stracks, Daniel J. Clauw and David A. Williams. 2010. “Sustained Pain Reduction Through Affective Self-awareness in Fibromyalgia: A Randomized Controlled Trial”. Journal of General Internal Medicine; Oct 2010, Vol. 25 Issue 10, p1064-1070.

Hsu, Michael C., Schubiner, Howard. 2010. “Recovery from Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain with Psychodynamic Consultation and Brief Intervention: A Report of Three Illustrative Cases”. Pain Medicine; Jun 2010, Vol. 11 Issue 6, p977-980.

Gordon, Alan. 2010. “Miracles of mindbody medicine”. Healthcare Counselling & Psychotherapy Journal; Jan2010, Vol. 10 Issue 1, p13-18.

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