As far as finding a good therapist who works with chronic pain and injury, I have a few suggestions. 1. You are not your pain. Pain is a beautiful opportunity to make significant fundamental change in your life. Interview your therapists to ensure that the two of you are a good fit. 2. Look for a therapist who focuses on how the entire body works as a unit. If you have knee pain, and your therapist only focuses on the knee, I’d suggest finding a different therapist. 3. If you don’t see results within 4-8 sessions, don’t give up. Find somebody new. Keep looking until somebody helps you. There are many modalities of therapy out there, and each will help some. Not one of them will help everyone. And not all therapists are created equal. ~ Beth Berry (interviewing Jesse James Retherford)
Posted on: Mon, 27 Jan 2014 15:37:26 +0000