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Fibromyalgia Pain Science Education - Mind-Body Practice - How to do it - PART 1

Fibromyalgia Pain Science Education - Mind-Body Practice - How to do it - PART 1

FromMind Your Fibromyalgia Podcast


Fibromyalgia Pain Science Education - Mind-Body Practice - How to do it - PART 1

FromMind Your Fibromyalgia Podcast

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Length:
17 minutes
Released:
Feb 22, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Episode 13 - Fibromyalgia Pain Science Education -   Mind-Body Practice - Somatic Tracking - How to do it - PART 1Please Rate , Review, & Follow this podcast.This episode continues pain science education of fibromyalgia. How to do somatic work, using mindfulness technique called somatic tracking. This episode #13  - part 1 -  deconstructs the script and explains exactly how to do it.   Part 2 is just the script - use it to practice or as an example to make your own script. After you listen to #13 , part 1 and 2,  you may find it useful to go back to episode #12. Please email me at rheumcoach@gmail.com if you try it or if you have questions. I would love to hear from you.If you are not part of my newsletter, please sign up; the link to sign up is on my website https://www.rheumcoach.com/ www.rheumcoach.com - my websitewww.rheumcoach.com/FibroCard - Download your FREE copy of the "Fibromyalgia is real" postcard to share with your family & friendswww.FaceBook/com/rheumcoach - lots more information about fibroFollow me on Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/rheumcoach/Disclaimer: This podcast provides information only and does not provide any medical or psychological services or advice. None of the content on this podcast prevents, cures, or treats any mental or medical condition.
Released:
Feb 22, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (43)

Mind Your Fibro podcast is dedicated to fibromyalgia.Dr. Olga Pinkston, the host and board-certified rheumatologist, discusses up-to-date information about fibro, its treatment, and the biology and psychology of this condition. It covers pain science education and the current complementary and alternative methods available to improve your symptoms. Many things influence the development of fibromyalgia, trigger fibro flares, and produce other symptoms like IBS/irritable bowel syndrome, depression, and anxiety. You will learn how and why fibro develops, how chronic pain changes your brain, and most importantly, that you are not alone in this struggle, that fibro is real, and how to not let fibro control your life.