Living with pain can be challenging and isolating. Particularly so, when it begins to limit your ability to live your life the way you did before. Our pain psychology services help you address the emotional, psychological and neuroplastic components of persistent pain. Our goal is to empower you with tools to, a) manage your pain more effectively, and b) reprogram, or rewire, the parts of the brain responsible for generating pain itself. Whether you're dealing with chronic pain, have experienced trauma, or are grappling with mental health concerns, pain psychology can serve as a valuable tool in your recovery.
Living with chronic pain can be emotionally exhausting and challenging to manage. Our pain psychology service aims to help you reduce pain perception and enhance your overall quality of life.
There is a profound connection between trauma and chronic pain. Our pain psychology approach assists trauma survivors in processing their experiences, thereby reducing the emotional impact these events have on their lives.
Chronic pain can intensify pre-existing mental health conditions, such as anxiety and depression. Our pain psychology service supports these individuals in managing their symptoms and promoting overall mental well-being.
CBT is a solution-focused approach that guides you in identifying and altering negative thought patterns and behaviors contributing to your pain. By making these changes, you can enhance your mood, decrease stress and anxiety, and strengthen your ability to cope with pain.
Sleep disturbances are common among individuals experiencing chronic pain. CBTi is a tailored form of CBT that specifically addresses sleep-related issues in the context of chronic pain. By improving sleep quality and duration, you can reduce pain, boost your mood, and elevate your overall quality of life.
Mindfulness is a technique that encourages you to be fully present in each moment without judgment. By honing your focus on the here and now, you can alleviate stress and anxiety, improve your mood, and lessen your perception of pain.
EMDR is a unique therapy designed to help you cope with trauma and PTSD. Utilizing eye movements and other methods, EMDR assists you in processing traumatic experiences and diminishing the emotional burden they have on your life.
Neuroplasticity refers to your brain's capacity to adapt and change. Through specialized techniques like brain exercises and biofeedback, we can help you modify the way your brain perceives and reacts to pain. This, in turn, can lead to a decrease in pain perception and an enhanced overall quality of life.
Our practitioners shared an unwavering commitment to learning and evolution. Thus, our therapies is ever growing and changing. If you're seeking a specific therapy or technique, please don't hesitate to ask - we likely have just the practitioner for you.
By addressing the emotional and psychological aspects of pain, psychology can help patients manage their symptoms, reduce pain perception, and improve their overall quality of life. If you're dealing with chronic pain, trauma, or other mental health concerns, we encourage you to book an appointment with our pain psychology team to learn more about how we can help.
