Episode 104: Rewiring Chronic Pain, The Science of Neuroplastic Healing with Dr. David Clarke

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Dr. Kevin and Dr. Dimitre: Canadian Medical Educators

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Episode 104: Rewiring Chronic Pain, The Science of Neuroplastic Healing with Dr. David Clarke

Primary Medicine Podcast

8 months ago

Episode 104: Rewiring Chronic Pain, The Science of Neuroplastic Healing with Dr. David Clarke

Dear Listeners,

Welcome to the Primary Medicine Podcast! Today, we’re exploring a groundbreaking approach to chronic pain—one that challenges the idea that all persistent pain stems from injury or disease. Our guest, Dr. David Clarke, President of the Association for Treatment of Neuroplastic Symptoms (ATNS), specializes in stress-related, brain-generated conditions and helps patients overcome pain without drugs or surgery. We’ll discuss how stress and trauma can manifest as physical symptoms, the science behind neuroplastic pain, and evidence-based strategies for lasting relief.

Listen to the Podcast Episode here!

Hope you enjoy!

Cheers,

Dr. Dimitre