Bringing Brain-Based Therapies into the Mainstream

Thursday, May 9th @  7 pm-8:30 pm

Free Zoom Presentation

Attend this fascinating exploration into the human brain
and its association with – and power over – pain.

Bethany Ranes, Ph.D.
(Dr. Ranes is an Applied Neuroscientist who helps develop brain-based therapies.)

Zoom
https://tinyurl.com/Pain2022

7PM – 8:30PM

Understand Your Pain & Illness

May 16th – 4 am PST

Understand Your Pain & Illness:

Free Q&A with

Dr. David Clarke

Enjoy this powerhouse Brain & Pain Expert – a live Q&A session with Dr. David Clarke, President of the Psychophysiologic Disorders Association and a board-certified gastroenterologist and internist. This Q&A will dive deeper into the science behind stress-induced pain and illness

You’re not alone in your search for pain relief.

OREGON PAIN SCIENCE ALLIANCE

You’re not alone in your search for pain relief. Hear success stories from those who have gained control of their chronic pain.

Feature Life Story Resource

Our most recent archive resource is David D. Clarke MD, President of Psychophysiologic Disorders Association, discusses how stress impacts pain. In this discussion he provides the following:

  1. Six common assumptions about pain or illness not due to disease or injury, are taught to health professional, buts are all not true.
  2. Stress related symptoms range from pain of various types and location, including migraine headache and fibromyalgia, to digestive irregularities, skin issues, hearing tinnitus, dizziness, and others.
  3. Stress symptoms can be diagnosed and reduced.
  4. ‘Gold Standard’ trials have shown dramatic, long-term improvement in stress related symptoms.
  5. Twenty percent of the population suffer from stress-related symptoms.

Interested in learning more? Click on the button below for a complete review: Alliance evaluations, summary, synopsis, and transcript.

Story Table

Explore 5 curated elements of each resource. Our resource table helps you to find answers to your pain science questions quickly and easily. Click the button below to view Resource Table.

Have a Story to Tell?

Have a Story to Tell? – Everyone who changed from a belief that pain means damage at the pain location, has a story to tell. We’d like to hear your story.

“Our wounds are often the openings and most beautiful part of us.”

“Healing wounds are often the openings into the best and most beautiful part of us.”

Our minds have more strength to heal us than we know. Learn methodologies toward greater healing and self-awareness.