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How to Use Pain Reprocessing Therapy to Heal CRPS

View the 80-min film at https://thismighthurtfilm.com Access many more resources about how to unlearn and heal CRPS on our CRPS-specific page here: https://thismighthurtfilm.com/crps This is a post-screening panel discussion of the film This Might Hurt, and how it is relevant for people with CRPS. The basics of how to use pain reprocessing therapy to unlearn complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) are discussed. 00:00 - Intros of the panelists 03:34 - Tamara's experience with CRPS 07:45 - How can brains cause physical symptoms? 11:17 - Tamara's understanding of the brain's role in generating symptoms 12:53 - How Dr. Schubiner works with CRPS patients 16:47 - How Tamara recovered from CRPS 23:41 - What about skepticism of this brain-first approach? 26:47 - CRPS after surgery 29:04 - Tamara explains the "The 5 D's" of her recovery 33:43 - Do these brain changes show up in fMRI scans? 35:00 - Last words from Dr. Schubiner BIOS Dr. Howard Schubiner is a professor of internal medicine at Michigan State University College of Human Medicine. He's been treating chronic pain patients for over two decades, during which time he has refined his medical approach based on breakthroughs in the neuroscience of pain. He’s authored more than 100 publications, including an NIH-funded study on fibromyalgia for the journal PAIN, and a brain-imaging study for chronic-back-pain patients published in JAMA Psychiatry. He is author of the book, Unlearn Your Pain. Tamara Gurin developed CRPS in 2015. None of the treatments offered to her were helpful. By chance, she learned about Dr. Sarno and his method. After about 4 months of using Sarno's method she started seeing slow improvements; 2 years later she was completely symptom-free. Since then, she wrote a book about her successful recovery and created a website dedicated to the mind-body approach to CRPS, in partnership with Rita LaBarbera who also successfully recovered from CRPS. Proceeds from Tamara's book Defying The Verdict are used to support the website defeatcrps.com. Tamara and Rita can be reached through their website https://defeatcrps.com