Chronic Pain Rehabilitation: Active pain management that helps you get back to the life you love

by Evan Parks, James Hudson (Foreword)

Is your every movement painful? Uncover a bold new method for comfort and confidence.Does agony define your daily experiences? Have overactive nerves drained you of energy? Are you told you’re crazy because your doctor does not understand your pain? Working at one of the largest rehabilitation facilities in the country, pain-management expert Dr. Evan Parks has 32 years of experience helping people find hope and freedom. Now he’s here to teach you how to reclaim command of your mind and body so you can wake up refreshed and ready to conquer your goals. 

Standard medical care used to treat chronic pain often leaves pain sufferers with limited short-term relief and serious long-term complications. If you have tried medications, injections, and surgeries and are still in pain, then you are ready for an approach based on the latest advances in neuroscience and pain psychology. 

You will learn the step-by-step process you need to follow to reduce your pain and move forward with your life. In Chronic Pain Rehabilitation, you’ll  

How brain science can help you rewire your central nervous system.  How to avoid pain flare-ups and manage them when they occur.                     How to manage the stress that goes hand-in-hand with chronic pain.       How to sleep better and improve your mood. How to develop a flexible mind and focus on what is important in your life.    Recovery stories to inspire you along your healing journey, and much, much more!Let a pain rehabilitation expert be your guide to recovery and living your best life.Chronic Pain Rehabilitation is your essential guide to taking control of your pain. If you like straightforward explanations, illustrated teachings, and detailed case studies, then you’ll love Dr. Evan Parks’ life-changing book.

Buy Chronic Pain Rehabilitation and get back to the life you love today! 

Genres: Health, Psychology

234 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 28, 2020

Reviews

[Morgan Blackledge]

Great resource for chronic pain (CP) sufferers and mental health clinicians who work with CP.

The author is (un declared but obviously) highly influenced by Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).

I did not know this when I bought this book, but I was very pleasantly surprised to discover this as I read.

ACT is a mindfulness-based variant of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and it’s a perfect framework for working with CP.

The author, Dr. Evan Parks educates to the neurobiology of pain, positing that pain perception and actual injury do not necessarily have a one to one relationship.

Furthermore, Dr. Parks asserts that (a) focusing on the pain, and (b) withdrawing from physical activities leads to becoming deconditioned (getting out of shape) and ends up worsening condition in the long run.

Additionally, analgesic (pain killer) medications elicit hyperalgesia (pain sensitivity) in the long term.

So they’re not a solution either.

Dr. Parks recommends mindfully arriving in the present moment, focusing away from the pain, with self compassion and acceptance, and redirecting focus and commitment towards values congruent activities and (of course) regular exercise.

Get back into your life.

Bring the pain with you.

Motion is lotion.

Meditation not medication.

Acceptance and commitment.

Five stars ⭐️

[Barbara Gilbert]

I am getting a better understanding of pain by reading and studying this book. I hope through careful study and application that I too can find relief from my chronic pain. Dr. Evan's breaks everything down so that it is easy to understand and apply what he is telling the reader. I recommend this book to anyone suffering with chronic pain.

[Gabriel Ferraz]

Excellent book that teaches the mechanisms of chronic pain in the body as well as effective techniques to manage that pain and move away from it towards a fuller life.

[Christopher Vasquez]

Great resource for the medical field

I'm a physical therapist assistant and I have learned a lot of pain management strategies for my patients but this book has given me practical ways to approach patients with chronic pain that I've been struggling with for years. This is a great resource to have for educating your patients if you are in the medical field. Many thanks to the author!

[Brette C]

This book was recommended to me to help me with my chronic pain and it was the reminder I needed. I am a big fan of ACT, and it reminded me how I contribute to exacerbating my own discomfort through focus and can also dig into some of the techniques we know can help.

[Mery]

Not for me BUT. I recognize this book's value. Unfortunately, throughout the years I've gathered more or less the knowledge that is in the book. I was pleasantly surprised to find ACT in this book.
I think this book will be very helpful to many people.

[Katie Koppin]

Extremely insightful and helpful. I learned a lot and it also reinforced what I have known about pain.

[Sandra]

A lot of excellent practical advice for recovering from chronic stress, even if you don't have chronic pain.

[Tracy Brower]

Excellent and potentially life changing in terms of perspectives on pain and its management.