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Helping people transform emotional pain and cultivate a satisfied mindI specialise in Emotional abuse - Chronic pain - Depression - Mental health - Borderline personality disorderMELBOURNE, VIC 3004 -
Hello, I am a Somatic Psychotherapist practising in the Melbourne CBDI specialise in Chronic painMELBOURNE, VIC 3000 -
True success = Living a life of meaning, purpose, joy and contentment! Do YOU? www.intawa.com.auI specialise in Anger management - Chronic pain - Eating disorder - Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) - StressSHERWOOD, QLD 4075 -
CAPA & PACFA reg. Psychotherapist, specialising in addictions (all types) and family systemsI specialise in Smoking - Chronic pain - Miscarriage - Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) - SexualitySEAFORTH, NSW 2092 -
Experience Wellness in Body, Mind and Spirit. Nicole utilises modern strategies combined with tradiI specialise in Generalised anxiety disorder - Carer support - Chronic pain - Grief and loss - Low self-esteemROBINA, QLD 4226 -
confidential, evidence based counselling and treatment.I specialise in Abortion - Abuse - Drug abuse - Emotional abuse - Physical abuseCOFFS HARBOUR JETTY, NSW 2450
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Find psychologists, counsellors and other therapists that can help with chronic pain
Chronic pain is often defined as any pain lasting more than 12 weeks. Whereas acute pain is a normal sensation that alerts us to possible injury, chronic pain is very different. Chronic pain persists—often for months or even longer.
Chronic pain may arise from an initial injury, such as a back sprain, or there may be an ongoing cause, such as illness. However, there may also be no clear cause. Other health problems, such as fatigue, sleep disturbance, decreased appetite, and mood changes, often accompany chronic pain. Chronic pain may limit a person’s movements, which can reduce flexibility, strength, and stamina. This difficulty in carrying out important and enjoyable activities can lead to disability and despair.
