Reign of Pain

The first module, Understanding Pain, delves into the experience of pain, the brain's role in predictive processing, and differentiating pain types. It also explores bodily injury and pain perception, offering valuable insights into pain processing.

The second module, Stress and Emotions Can Cause Pain, focuses on understanding pain in relation to stress and emotions. It delves into how the brain learns pain and the physical reactions associated with pain perception, providing comprehensive insights into the mind-body connection.

The third module, What Causes Chronic Pain, explores the reinforcement of neural circuits after an injury and the linkage of emotions to pain. It also delves into triggers, activated neural circuits, and emotional reactions, providing a deep understanding of the psychological aspects of chronic pain.

The fourth module, Conditions That Can Be Nociplastic, provides illustrative stories of chronic pain and explores syndromes likely due to neural circuit disorders. It also reflects on traumatic events and personal experiences associated with chronic pain conditions.

The fifth module, How Does a Doctor Assess for Neural Circuit Disorders, focuses on ruling out structural problems and ruling in neural circuit disorders. It also explores various diagnostic methods and reflects on the investigation and data interpretation.

The sixth module, Treatment of Chronic Painful Conditions, reviews current coping models and emerging effective methods for chronic pain. It also explores various therapies and reflects on the onset of pain or other symptoms, providing insights into effective treatment approaches.

The final module, Conclusions: Associated Conditions and Resources, explores the application of the pain model to other conditions. It also provides insights into associated conditions and resources, offering a comprehensive understanding of chronic pain and its broader impact.