Mastering Chronic Pain: Insights from Dr. David Schechter and Daniel G. Lyman, LCSW
Chronic pain specialists David Schechter, M.D. and Daniel G. Lyman, LCSW teach their clients/patients how to heal their chronic pain using unique methods that are cutting-edge, progressive, and that have extraordinary success rates. It's possible to heal from years or decades of chronic pain using the principles and step-by-step treatment plans these pain experts teach.
What if you could tackle chronic pain by addressing both your mind and body? In this episode of Elevation Recovery, hosts Chris Scott and Matt Finch sit down with chronic pain experts Dr. David Schechter and Daniel G. Lyman, LCSW, to discuss innovative approaches that go beyond traditional treatments. They explore how psychological factors can manifest as physical pain and the transformative role of TMS (Tension Myositis Syndrome) physicians in diagnosing and treating this condition. Dr.
Schechter and Lyman share their step-by-step methods for healing chronic pain, emphasizing the importance of understanding the mind-body connection. They dive into the significance of addressing past traumas and how these unresolved issues can contribute to ongoing pain. The conversation also touches on the nuanced decisions involved in medication-assisted treatment, offering a balanced view on when such interventions are necessary. The episode doesn't shy away from the tough topics either.
The hosts and guests discuss the challenges of prescribing opioids and other substances, highlighting the need for careful consideration and personalized treatment plans. Improving sleep quality emerges as another crucial factor in managing chronic pain, with practical tips provided to help listeners get better rest. If you're dealing with chronic pain or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and actionable strategies.
From exploring alternative therapies to understanding the deep-seated causes of pain, you'll find a wealth of information designed to help you or your loved ones on the path to recovery.