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Break The Chronic Pain Trance for Freedom From Suffering

March 22nd, 2012

Today I want to talk about what happens when people living with chronic pain develop an automatic and unconscious way of coping with chronic pain that I call the chronic pain trance. For some people this means adopting a hopeless/helpless mindset and mistakenly believing that their life is over. Others try to cope with their situation by embarking on a quest to find the right pill, while still others try to find someone to rescue or fix them.

If you are stuck in your own chronic pain trance, you can learn to avoid these self-destructive coping mechanisms. You have a responsibility to yourself and those who care about you to break through this trance. See my video to learn more.

In my new book Freedom from Suffering: A Journey of Hope I devoted an entire section on how people can learn to wake up from their chronic pain trance and obtain more effective chronic pain management and have true freedom from their suffering. To purchase my new Freedom from Suffering book please please click here.

You can learn about the Addiction-Free Pain Management® System at our website www.addiction-free.com. If you or someone you love is living with chronic pain and seems to be suffering; please consider my book Freedom from Suffering: A Journey of Hope. This book was written for people living with chronic pain who are ready to learn and then put into practice seven strategic steps that will help them better manage their chronic pain condition, improve their quality of life, end suffering, and achieve their cherished goals. To purchase my Freedom from Suffering book please Click Here.

To read the latest issue of Chronic Pain Solutions Newsletter please click here. If you want to sign up for the newsletter, please click here and input your name and email address. You will then receive an autoresponse email that you need to reply to in order to finalize enrollment.

Identifying and Managing Your Inner Saboteur For A Better Quality Of Life

March 21st, 2012

Today I want to talk about the premise that if you don’t know whether or not you have a problem, it can be extremely difficult—if not impossible—to find a solution. Think about this. Have you ever had a situation where you were very enthusiastic and excited about achieving a desirable goal and then got in your own way?

There are many different ways of talking about that part of ourselves that both protect us and sabotages us—sometimes at the same time. Some people call this our psychological defense system. Others call it denial, while still others call it the inner saboteur. Have you ever heard the expression “the committee in your head?” For others it’s the angle or devil on your shoulder and for still others it’s the Zen Concept of the “monkey mind.” Check out my video to learn more.

In my new book Freedom from Suffering: A Journey of Hope I share more on how people can learn to identify and manage their inner saboteur for more effective chronic pain management and obtain true freedom from their suffering. To purchase my new Freedom from Suffering book please please click here.

You can learn about the Addiction-Free Pain Management® System at our website www.addiction-free.com. If you or someone you love is living with chronic pain and seems to be suffering; please consider my book Freedom from Suffering: A Journey of Hope. This book was written for people living with chronic pain who are ready to learn and then put into practice seven strategic steps that will help them better manage their chronic pain condition, improve their quality of life, end suffering, and achieve their cherished goals. To purchase my Freedom from Suffering book please Click Here.

To read the latest issue of Chronic Pain Solutions Newsletter please click here. If you want to sign up for the newsletter, please click here and input your name and email address. You will then receive an autoresponse email that you need to reply to in order to finalize enrollment.

The Role of Grief and Loss in Freedom from Suffering And Effective Chronic Pain Management

March 20th, 2012

For those of us living with chronic pain, one of the most difficult and crucial, emotional issues that must be resolved to obtain freedom from suffering and effective chronic pain management is the grief and loss about your health and prior level of functioning. Finding support as you work through a painful grieving process will improve your chances of a successful treatment outcome with chronic pain. To learn more on the importance of grieving see my video below.

In my new book Freedom from Suffering: A Journey of Hope I share more on how people can develop effective resolution to grief or loss and achieve more effective chronic pain management and obtain true freedom from their suffering. To purchase my new Freedom from Suffering book please please click here.

You can learn about the Addiction-Free Pain Management® System at our website www.addiction-free.com. If you or someone you love is living with chronic pain and seems to be suffering; please consider my book Freedom from Suffering: A Journey of Hope. This book was written for people living with chronic pain who are ready to learn and then put into practice seven strategic steps that will help them better manage their chronic pain condition, improve their quality of life, end suffering, and achieve their cherished goals. To purchase my Freedom from Suffering book please Click Here.

To read the latest issue of Chronic Pain Solutions Newsletter please click here. If you want to sign up for the newsletter, please click here and input your name and email address. You will then receive an autoresponse email that you need to reply to in order to finalize enrollment.


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