IFS and Chronic Pain
Listening to Inner Parts that Hold the Hurt
If most chronic pain is maintained by complex mind–body interactions, how can therapists help treat it?
Magazine Article
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8/5/2019
Authors:
LINDA GRAHAM, MFT
DAVID GRAND, PH.D.
KATE COHEN-POSEY, M.S., LMHC, LMFT
FRANK ANDERSON, M.D.
CATHERINE PITTMAN, PH.D., HSPP
HOWARD SCHUBINER, MD
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NRS001319
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8/5/2019
Authors:
LINDA GRAHAM, MFT
DAVID GRAND, PH.D.
KATE COHEN-POSEY, M.S., LMHC, LMFT
FRANK ANDERSON, M.D.
CATHERINE PITTMAN, PH.D., HSPP
HOWARD SCHUBINER, MD
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NRS001319
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3/23/2019
Author:
HOWARD SCHUBINER, MD
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NOS096033
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3/23/2019
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HOWARD SCHUBINER, MD
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NOS096033
A New Prescription
What Role Can Therapists Play in Addressing Chronic Pain?
By Howard Schubiner - Few people in the medical profession look at the disconnect between pain and structural abnormalities in the body. Could it be that we're attributing some of our physical pain to body disorders when the pain has an emotional source instead?
Daily Blog
Chronic Pain Reconsidered
A New Role for Therapists
Only one percent of patients suffering from acute back pain have a significant structural abnormality in their back, and a remarkably low percentage of back surgeries are successful. A physician inspired by the pioneering work of physician John Sarno describes his journey to develop a radical alternative to standard medical interventions with chronic pain.
Magazine Article
The New Neuroscience of Pain
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3/24/2018
Author:
HOWARD SCHUBINER, MD
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NOS095917
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3/24/2018
Author:
HOWARD SCHUBINER, MD
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NOS095917
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Copyright:
8/5/2019
Authors:
LINDA GRAHAM, MFT
DAVID GRAND, PH.D.
KATE COHEN-POSEY, M.S., LMHC, LMFT
FRANK ANDERSON, M.D.
CATHERINE PITTMAN, PH.D., HSPP
HOWARD SCHUBINER, MD
Product:
NRS001319
Copyright:
8/5/2019
Authors:
LINDA GRAHAM, MFT
DAVID GRAND, PH.D.
KATE COHEN-POSEY, M.S., LMHC, LMFT
FRANK ANDERSON, M.D.
CATHERINE PITTMAN, PH.D., HSPP
HOWARD SCHUBINER, MD
Product:
NRS001319
Copyright:
3/23/2019
Author:
HOWARD SCHUBINER, MD
Product:
NOS096033
Copyright:
3/23/2019
Author:
HOWARD SCHUBINER, MD
Product:
NOS096033
The New Neuroscience of Pain
Copyright:
3/24/2018
Author:
HOWARD SCHUBINER, MD
Product:
NOS095917
Copyright:
3/24/2018
Author:
HOWARD SCHUBINER, MD
Product:
NOS095917
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A New Prescription
What Role Can Therapists Play in Addressing Chronic Pain?
By Howard Schubiner - Few people in the medical profession look at the disconnect between pain and structural abnormalities in the body. Could it be that we're attributing some of our physical pain to body disorders when the pain has an emotional source instead?
Daily Blog
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IFS and Chronic Pain
Listening to Inner Parts that Hold the Hurt
If most chronic pain is maintained by complex mind–body interactions, how can therapists help treat it?
Magazine Article
Chronic Pain Reconsidered
A New Role for Therapists
Only one percent of patients suffering from acute back pain have a significant structural abnormality in their back, and a remarkably low percentage of back surgeries are successful. A physician inspired by the pioneering work of physician John Sarno describes his journey to develop a radical alternative to standard medical interventions with chronic pain.
Magazine Article
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Howard Schubiner, MD, is an internist at Providence Hospital and a professor at Michigan State University. He’s the author of Unlearn Your Pain, Unlearn Your Anxiety and Depression, and coauthor of Hidden From View.
