Helping therapists understand pain differently.

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Consultation for clinicians working with chronic pain and other persistent physical symptoms where neuroplastic processes, fear, threat, attention, and learned neural pathways may be contributing to the client’s experience.

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Develop a stronger understanding of neuroplastic pain and learn how principles from Pain Reprocessing Therapy (PRT), pain neuroscience education, somatic tracking, safety learning, and related approaches can inform case conceptualization and clinical work.

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The focus is not simply on adding another technique. It is on developing a clearer framework for understanding persistent symptoms and helping clients change their relationship with pain, fear, and perceived threat.

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Areas of focus may include:

• Identifying features consistent with neuroplastic pain

• Pain Reprocessing Therapy principles

• Somatic tracking

• Pain neuroscience education

• Fear, attention and the pain cycle

• Safety learning and reducing threat

• Working with symptom fear and hypervigilance

• Integrating pain work with trauma and EMDR