Chronic Pain & Illness

Supporting the Whole You—Body and Mind

The mind-body connection plays a crucial role in treating chronic pain and illness, as growing research shows that physical discomfort is often intertwined with emotional and psychological factors. Chronic pain can persist even in the absence of ongoing physical injury, suggesting that the brain and nervous system may continue to generate pain signals based on learned patterns, stress, or unresolved trauma.


By addressing the emotional and cognitive dimensions of pain—such as fear, anxiety, or suppressed emotions—through approaches like somatic therapy, mindfulness, and pain reprocessing techniques, individuals can begin to shift their relationship to pain and illness and reduce its intensity. This integrative approach empowers people to move beyond symptom management and toward true healing, recognizing that the body and mind are not separate, but deeply interconnected systems influencing one another in every experience.

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Relief Roadmap Consultation

For those not ready to dive into weekly therapy, but who are looking for a clear and practical starting point, I offer a stand alone Relief Roadmap Consultation (60 or 90 minutes).


In this session, we explore the science of pain and the nervous system in simple, approachable terms, while also identifying your unique patterns and introducing evidence-based regulation tools you can begin using right away. You’ll leave with a personalized “roadmap” that connects pain science with real-life practices, helping you feel more grounded, informed, and empowered in your healing journey.