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Are you experiencing persistent pain such as Migraine, Sciatica, IBS, back or shoulder pain? Have you been diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, M.E, Fibromyalgia or medically unexplained symptoms?

Here at the Chronic Pain Relief Online Clinic we use a multi-factorial approach to recovery from Chronic Pain. Our aim is to help people who suffer from persistent pain and for whom conventional medicine has failed to find an answer for non-specific pain.

We provide a cutting-edge approach to relief from chronic pain as well as other persistent symptoms, in order to help you regain your life. All our practitioners have spent many years working with clients and have identified that to get the best outcomes for our clients that blending a supportive, practical and educational environment really does mean that recovery is possible.

Pain Relief in Simple Steps

Our treatment approach is educational, evidence-based and is self-empowering to assist you to identify and acknowledge the underlying causes of your chronic pain. Whilst, also developing a healthier neural pathway that enables a pain free, healthier life.

We focus on four main areas: Education, Physical, Emotional and Lifestyle. All of these play a significant role in enabling you to have an emotional awareness, be able recognise stressful triggers and move forwards to live a healthier, active life.

Did you know that one in six adults and 30-40% of primary care patients suffer from medically unexplained symptoms, chronic functional syndromes or psychosocial factors linked to chronic pain? Collectively these are known as Psychophysiological Disorders or PPD.

So, what do we do then?

Health professionals are slowly changing their approach to dealing with chronic pain by prescribing medication for it and you may find that your GP will refer you to a pain clinic. There are studies that show that medication alone does not work in the longer term, increasing dosages doesn’t help the pain, in some cases pain gets worse.

When we work with pain, we need to consider both the mind and body for the best results. This is not saying that your pain is not real or that you are creating it consciously, your pain is very real, it is just not being caused by the area where you feel the pain! Once you begin to look more deeply into the pain and the actual underlying cause, you will begin to understand that there might well be a different reason for it than you had initially thought.

Our step by step collaborative approach enables you to work at your own pace, gaining greater understanding of how and why you have come to this point in your life. You are not alone in this, there are many other people who have had similar experiences and come through this recovery process to live pain free.

The best results are when recovery from chronic pain is collaborative, when we link what we are experiencing and feeling in our body with our mind and emotions.

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"Carole has been a support to me throughout this journey.I have much better control over my symptoms and I have seen about a 40% reduction in my pain. I have rediscovered my zest for life again and my mind, body and spirit has found better balance. Carole is also giving me the confidence to pursue my dreams."