This 2-hour class is an evidence-based mind-body intervention for helping people in pain. Empowered Relief (TM) was developed by Stanford University pain scientist, Dr. Beth Darnall. If you are alive, you will at some point experience pain in your life. How you think and feel about pain in general will in many ways determine your pain experience. This presentation will explain why this is so and give you tools to handle pain or support others in your life who may be experiencing a prolonged or chronic pain experience. Click the registration button to register, and you will be taken to the Healer Within Foundation website. Thank you for your interest, and congratulations for investing in your wellbeing.
"Motion is lotion!"
Finding what works for you is key. You have your healthcare team, and you can develop your natural skills to manage pain and even reduce it. Here is the recommended order:
"Josie, our qigong/tai chi instructor, is wonderful and incredibly knowledgeable! The patients appreciate her thoughtful and centered style and even those that are skeptical at first tell me they enjoy her class. ... I like most of our wellness classes in the FRP (functional restoration program) to be focused on movement and Josie incorporates her skill set beautifully." -Dr. Rachel Feinberg, PhD of Physical Therapy and principal of Feinberg Medical Group in Palo Alto, CA
This interview is part of the Qigong Global Summit 2021, a free online event featuring Qigong masters, doctors, and practitioners who provide you with deep insights into Qigong, Tai Chi, martial arts, and Traditional Chinese Medicine to expand your life force for greater vitality, creativity and longevity. For more information, please visit https://qigongglobalsummit.com. This recording is a copyright of The Shift Network. All rights reserved.
Learn what the science says about complementary approaches for Chronic Pain. All meditative movement practices, including Tai Chi and Qigong, feature breath work, meditation and of course movement. Science shows Qigong and Tai Chi have been proven to be safe ways to help you find relief. The National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH) of the United States Department of Health and Human Services publish and update scientific information on best practices for the treatment of pain, specifically including meditative movement in the treatment for chronic pain.
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