About us
Do you suffer from chronic pain? Do you want to meet with others who also struggle and are looking for the most up to date solutions to overcome pain and support one another in learning and practicing new skills to increase physical, mental and social functioning?
This group is led by a Certified Yoga and Meditation teacher who has suffered from chronic pain for almost 40 years and is still on this journey. Together we will share our unique paths and offer each other support, hope and compassion.
- Meet others who truly understand chronic pain.
- Support and motivate each other on the path of healing-
- Explore mindfulness and self inquiry techniques.
- Share honestly what has and has not helped you.
- This is a peer-led space grounded in compassion, respect, and openness.
Jessica will guide the group through:
- Mindfulness practices
- Reflective group discussion
- Inquiry into what healing truly means-beyond symptoms
This is not therapy or medical treatment.
It is human connection, shared wisdom, and presence.
IF it interests you I have a CORE PAIN AND TRAUMA RECOVERY PROGRAM: https://mindhealthembodiment.com/core-program
LEGAL DISCLAIMER:
This is a peer-led educational and mutual-support group for adults living with chronic pain and other chronic illnesses. Participants share personal experiences, perspectives, and sources of encouragement as peers. Professionals are specifically not invited because many of us peers have been mistreated and/or given false promises while being overcharged and have even have gotten sicker. However, this group and its facilitator do not provide medical care, psychotherapy, diagnosis, crisis services, or individualized treatment advice. Participation is voluntary and is not a substitute for care from a qualified healthcare professional. Please consult your own healthcare provider before changing medications, treatments, exercise, or other aspects of your healthcare.
We ask members to respect one another’s privacy; however, confidentiality among participants cannot be guaranteed. In a medical or mental health emergency, call 911 or 988.
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