I'm at a point I'm willing to try anything, for my backpain but I'm afraid it'll just become yet another dead end. I wonder what if anything they do differently than simply talking? Is it worth a try or is it pointless?
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BipolarGuy
Enlightened
- Aug 6, 2020
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signifying nothing
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- Sep 13, 2020
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Body psychotherapy, bodywork and massage have all helped me with a lot of stuff, mental and physical, so well worth a try if you can find someone good that you can trust.
The focus is primarily on bodily experience rather than thoughts and feelings, although they all obviously affect one another. I find it better than just talking because its dealing with your whole self, body and mind.
The focus is primarily on bodily experience rather than thoughts and feelings, although they all obviously affect one another. I find it better than just talking because its dealing with your whole self, body and mind.
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Gnip
Bill the Cat
- Oct 10, 2020
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Unless you are talking about a clinical hypnotist and/or biofeedback therapist, anybody in psychology who claims to specialize in pain is a lying quack.
