What Is Pain Reprocessing Therapy?

Pain Reprocessing Therapy (PRT) is a groundbreaking, evidence-based approach to healing chronic pain by retraining the brain’s response to pain signals. Rather than only treating symptoms, PRT addresses the root cause of many forms of chronic pain: a hypersensitive and conditioned nervous system.

PRT teaches your brain to reinterpret pain signals as non-dangerous, allowing your body to release long-held tension, fear, and pain patterns—naturally and often permanently.

This is not just psychological. It’s neuroscience-based pain healing, backed by recent clinical research from leading universities and pain experts.

Real People. Real Relief.

"After years of chronic back pain and multiple treatments, I found PRT. Within a few weeks, I felt a shift I never thought possible. The fear left my body, and the pain eased with it." – Melissa, 44

"Learning how my brain was stuck in a pain loop changed everything. PRT gave me hope, and now I have my life back." – Jason, 38

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How It Works: Retraining the Pain Pathways

Chronic pain often persists long after an injury has healed or without any clear physical cause. That’s because pain is not only generated in the body—it’s interpreted and amplified by the brain.

PRT works by helping you:

1. Understand the origin of pain through education that shifts fear-based beliefs

2. Reduce fear and threat around pain by rewiring conditioned pain responses

3. Access safety in the body using mindfulness, somatic tracking, and self-compassion techniques

4. Create new neural pathways that deactivate the pain alarm system in the brain

5. Reclaim movement, joy, and confidence through gentle re-engagement with life

“Pain is real. But in many chronic cases, it’s generated and maintained by the brain—not by ongoing damage in the body.”
— Dr. Howard Schubiner, MD, co-author of The Way Out

What Conditions Can PRT Help With?

PRT is effective for a wide range of neuroplastic pain conditions—pain that is real, but generated by changes in brain signaling rather than structural damage.

Common issues that respond well to PRT include:

✅ Chronic back or neck pain
✅ Tension headaches and migraines
✅ Fibromyalgia
✅ Pelvic pain
✅ TMJ/jaw pain
✅ Sciatica (without clear structural compression)
✅ Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
✅ Repetitive strain injuries (RSI)
✅ Pain flare-ups without clear cause
✅ Pain with normal imaging or inconclusive scans

If you’ve been told “there’s nothing wrong” or “you’ll just have to manage it,” PRT may be the solution you’ve been searching for.

What Makes PRT Different?

Unlike traditional pain management, which focuses on physical interventions (meds, injections, surgeries), PRT addresses the software—not just the hardware—of pain.

You’ll be gently guided to:

• Reframe your relationship to pain

• Discover safety in movement and sensation

• Dismantle fear-based loops that keep pain alive

• Restore nervous system calm and resilience

This is not a quick fix—it’s a deep transformation in how you relate to your body and pain.

Is PRT Right for You?

You may be a good candidate if:

• You’ve experienced chronic pain for 6+ months

• Medical tests have been inconclusive or show only minor abnormalities

• Your pain fluctuates or moves

• Stress, emotions, or life changes seem to affect your symptoms

• You’re open to a mind-body approach backed by science

What to Expect in a PRT Session

✔️ One-on-one, compassionate coaching
✔️ Personalized education on your pain profile
✔️ Somatic tracking and nervous system regulation practices
✔️ Emotional integration and brain-based retraining
✔️ Step-by-step support to rebuild your confidence in movement, joy, and your body

Ready to Reclaim a Life Without Chronic Pain?

Let’s explore whether PRT is the missing piece in your healing journey.

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You don’t need to live with chronic pain forever.
The pain is real—and so is the path to recovery.

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