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The power of being present
I’ve been listening to Prof Kevin Vowles recently, as he presents his approach to pain using ACT. He made an important point about mindfulness that
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Powerful Plant People
Promotional Feature When Colt Power began his journey into growing high-CBD Cannabis (a.k.a. “hemp”), he was unsure where the journey would
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Endometriosis and Yoga
Endometriosis is the hidden disease that causes millions of women across the world to suffer. “A gut-wrenching bomb that goes off in your
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Living with chronic illness: a conversation for everyone with a body, with Sarah Ramey
This week on It’s OK that You’re Not OK: Living with chronic illness: a conversation for everyone with a body, with Sarah Ramey Look, there
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Collective Grief and Communal Joy: with Baratunde Thurston
This week on It’s OK that You’re Not OK: Collective Grief and Communal Joy: with Baratunde Thurston Can you heal pain by focusing on
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TMJ symptoms: A rare and useful long-term follow-up.
The post TMJ symptoms: A rare and useful long-term follow-up. appeared first on Kevin O'Brien's Orthodontic Blog. CommentsIn reply to
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TMJ symptoms: A rare and useful long-term follow-up.
The post TMJ symptoms: A rare and useful long-term follow-up. appeared first on Kevin O'Brien's Orthodontic Blog. CommentsIn reply to
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TMJ symptoms: A rare and useful long-term follow-up.
The post TMJ symptoms: A rare and useful long-term follow-up. appeared first on Kevin O'Brien's Orthodontic Blog. CommentsI totally
Learning ACT (acceptance and commitment therapy)
Around 2001 I read what I believe is the first randomised controlled trial of ACT for people living with chronic pain (McCracken, 1998). I quickly
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Experiencer Claims That He SHOT & KILLED HIS ALIEN HYBRID DAUGHTER!
A multiple experiencer, who happens to be a law enforcement officer, was shown a young hybrid girl that he knew was his daughter. He states that he
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Why do we celebrate trauma (aka: resilience)? with Dr. Gabor Maté
This week on It’s OK that You’re Not OK: Why do we celebrate trauma (aka: resilience)? with Dr. Gabor Maté Did anyone teach you that
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Pain as a Generative Source of Creativity
An Interview with Maggie Bridger BY EMMALY WIEDERHOLT Maggie Bridger is a dancer, choreographer, and PhD candidate whose work focuses on the
“… someone needs to find the cause of my pain, then fix it.” What to do with sticky beliefs
I think most clinicians, and certainly a lot of people living with pain, want to know ‘what’s going on’ – with the hope that, once
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Show 1339: Harnessing the Power of the Vagus Nerve
We have multiple nervous systems. You are probably aware of the nerves that help move your arms to throw a ball or move your legs to jump. No doubt
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‘Women’s pain’ – not just ‘women’s pain’
Women really do get a rough deal when it comes to pain. We live with the myth that because women experience pain in childbirth and (often) with