Are you tired of living with chronic pain?
It's time to take control and reclaim your life! Join our FREE webinar where we delve into the fascinating world of neuroscience to help you break free from the chains of pain and rediscover your inner strength.
What you’ll learn:
Understanding Chronic Pain
Gain insights into the science behind chronic pain and how it affects your body and mind.
Neuroscience Techniques
Learn powerful neuroscience-based techniques to rewire your brain and shift your perception of pain.
Mind-Body Connection
Discover the intricate connection between your mind and body, and how it plays a crucial role in managing pain.
Practical Exercises
Participate in guided exercises designed to help you manage pain, reduce stress, and tap into your inner strength.
Holistic Approach
Explore a holistic approach to wellness that combines neuroscience, mindfulness, and lifestyle adjustments for lasting relief.
Why Attend:
Chronic pain can be incredibly debilitating, affecting every aspect of your life. This webinar is your opportunity to break free from the cycle of pain and empower yourself with knowledge and techniques backed by cutting-edge neuroscience. Our experts will guide you through evidence-based strategies to help you regain control, find relief, and move towards a life of strength and vitality.
Who Should Attend:
• Individuals suffering from chronic pain
• Caregivers and loved ones seeking to support those with chronic pain
• Healthcare professionals interested in a neuroscience perspective on pain management
Don't miss this chance to embark on a journey from pain to empowerment. Reserve your spot now for our FREE neuroscience-based webinar!
How to Register
Secure your spot for this transformative webinar by clicking the button below and filling out the registration form.
Meet Your Presenter
Christine Germain, Movement Specialist, Guild Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner, Rehab based Pilates instructor who worked in Sports & Dance Medicine
I specialize on form, alignment and rehab. This focus lead me to work in the Sports and Dance Medicine department at St-Francis Memorial Hospital in San Francisco. I worked with athletes from Cirque du Soleil at their Performance Medicine and Rehab Center in Montreal. I also had the honor to work with San Francisco Giants baseball player Hunter Pence.
Since the pandemic hit, I have been working online and I am astonished by the adaptability of all my clients and students, witnessing their evolution through distance learning. I have deep empathy whenever I see someone achieve what they set their mind to, and sometimes even beyond. When they succeed, I rejoice with them!
