Websites targeting keyword persistent pain

Maggie Phillips, PhD offers psychotherapy for the treatment of chronic and persistent pain, post-traumatic stress disorders, and general psychotherapy consultation. Maggie also specializes in energy psychology and Ericksonian hypnosis therapy.

MAPS is a team of specialized healthcare professionals whose purpose is to relieve pain and improve function in patients with persistent pain.

Holland Bloorview is Canada's largest children's rehabilitation hospital, providing treatment, research and education services in the area of kids disability.

Persistent chronic pain management as a holistic science based pain management plan. Our team of experts in pain management develop a multi therapy pain management plan for you.

A free online course for people with persistent or chronic pain. Learn a science based approach to reducing symptoms and getting back to the life you want to live.

Pain Management for health professionals caring for patients in persistent pain. Practical interactive eLearning developed by specialists. Learn more!

Gavin Routledge DO(Hons) MSc specialises in The relief and prevention of persistent lower back pain or sciatica Call 0131 221 1415 Edinburgh

A digital course for self-managing chronic musculoskeletal pain that guides participants through all the elements of the intensive Pain Management Programme (PMP), as recommended by NICE.

You've probably experienced times in your life when you've felt free, deeply connected with others, wholly engaged with life, and fully in your heart. In this expansive state, it's been easy for you to love, and to act joyously, creatively, and powerfully towards the fulfillment of your visions and heart's desires. You've probably also experienced times when you've felt anything but free—when you've felt small and constricted, disconnected, unable to get out of your own way, stuck in pain, fear, self-judgment, limiting ideas, or deeply ingrained patterns. Very likely you spend much of your time somewhere in between—in a state where you're "fine," but perhaps have a persistent, low-grade sense of frustration or resignation, or simply know that more is possible for you in your life. Solsara is a path to freedom. Through the practice of Solsara we begin to perceive and release the protective habits, attachments, and limiting beliefs that have kept us stuck, separate, lonely, and suffering. As we open, we learn to listen to the subtle voices of our bodies and hearts, allowing them to inform our thinking and actions. We become present. We rediscover our freedom. We naturally and open-heartedly interact with other people and the world in a way that cultivates connection, trust, understanding, and love. Click here for details about our Solsara Immersions and other offerings.

Professor Lorimer Moseley narrates an animation about rethinking persistent pain, a new approach to taming the beast.