Chronic Pain

Psychoanalytic therapy can play a crucial role in addressing chronic pain by helping individuals explore the underlying emotional and psychological factors that may contribute to their physical discomfort. Chronic pain is often intertwined with past traumas, unresolved conflicts, and stress, which can manifest as physical symptoms. Through the therapeutic process, patients gain insight into their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, allowing them to uncover and process repressed emotions that may be exacerbating their pain. This deeper understanding can lead to the release of emotional tension, improved coping mechanisms, and a reduction in pain perception, ultimately enhancing overall well-being. By fostering a strong therapeutic alliance, psychoanalytic therapy empowers individuals to integrate their physical and emotional experiences, promoting healing and resilience.

I offer a virtual group incorporating trauma-informed yoga and group therapy to help people with chronic pain.