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Exploring Neuroplastic Pain: Insights from Dr. David Clarke
In this episode, host Deborah interviews Dr. David Clarke, President of the Association for Treatment of Neuroplastic Symptoms (ATNS). They discuss the chronic pain epidemic, neuroplasticity, and its link to stress-related and brain-generated medical conditions. Dr. Clarke highlights various conditions such as fibromyalgia, migraines, and chronic fatigue as examples of neuroplastic pain. He emphasizes the importance of understanding one's life stressors and adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) in diagnosing and treating these conditions. Deborah and Dr. Clarke also delve into the effectiveness of pain relief psychotherapy compared to traditional CBT. They underscore the essential role of self-esteem and the accurate understanding of personal experiences in relieving chronic pain and stress symptoms. The conversation sheds light on the necessity for modern healthcare to incorporate these insights for better patient outcomes.
00:00 Introduction to Dr. David Clarke and ATNS
00:58 Understanding Neuroplasticity
03:04 Chronic Pain and Stress Connection
05:52 Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and Chronic Illness
12:56 Pain Relief Psychotherapy and Its Effectiveness
18:31 Differences Between CBT and Pain Relief Psychology
24:54 The Language of Physical Symptoms
28:28 Protective Programs and Boundary Setting
29:01 Impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
29:42 Rebuilding Self-Esteem
30:51 Therapeutic Techniques and Exercises
31:56 The Role of Affirmations
33:42 Understanding False Belief Systems
34:10 Brain and Body Connection
35:49 Journey into Gastroenterology and Neuroplasticity
43:52 Challenges in Modern Healthcare
45:26 The Importance of Collaboration in Healthcare
46:05 Subtle Forms of Toxicity
47:17 Patient Resistance and Acceptance
49:27 The Power of Placebo and Effective Treatments
51:20 Success Stories and Transformations
To learn more visit: Symptomatic.Me
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Exploring Neuroplastic Pain: Insights from Dr. David Clarke
In this episode, host Deborah interviews Dr. David Clarke, President of the Association for Treatment of Neuroplastic Symptoms (ATNS). They discuss the chronic pain epidemic, neuroplasticity, and its link to stress-related and brain-generated medical conditions. Dr. Clarke highlights various conditions such as fibromyalgia, migraines, and chronic fatigue as examples of neuroplastic pain. He emphasizes the importance of understanding one's life stressors and adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) in diagnosing and treating these conditions. Deborah and Dr. Clarke also delve into the effectiveness of pain relief psychotherapy compared to traditional CBT. They underscore the essential role of self-esteem and the accurate understanding of personal experiences in relieving chronic pain and stress symptoms. The conversation sheds light on the necessity for modern healthcare to incorporate these insights for better patient outcomes.
00:00 Introduction to Dr. David Clarke and ATNS
00:58 Understanding Neuroplasticity
03:04 Chronic Pain and Stress Connection
05:52 Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and Chronic Illness
12:56 Pain Relief Psychotherapy and Its Effectiveness
18:31 Differences Between CBT and Pain Relief Psychology
24:54 The Language of Physical Symptoms
28:28 Protective Programs and Boundary Setting
29:01 Impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
29:42 Rebuilding Self-Esteem
30:51 Therapeutic Techniques and Exercises
31:56 The Role of Affirmations
33:42 Understanding False Belief Systems
34:10 Brain and Body Connection
35:49 Journey into Gastroenterology and Neuroplasticity
43:52 Challenges in Modern Healthcare
45:26 The Importance of Collaboration in Healthcare
46:05 Subtle Forms of Toxicity
47:17 Patient Resistance and Acceptance
49:27 The Power of Placebo and Effective Treatments
51:20 Success Stories and Transformations
To learn more visit: Symptomatic.Me
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