Pain isn’t just a sensation. Nociception can also act like a “memory cue.” When we deliberately tap into a painful spot, we’re not only meeting sensitivity in tissue -we may also be bumping into older associations the nervous system has stored such as fear, threat, past injury, past experiences. And sometimes that can feel like a lot. That’s why our work isn’t just “find it and press it.” We pair intensity with regulation -using simple grounding strategies to reduce the chance of limbic overwhel

Pain: Video, Causes, & Meaning | Osmosis

3.7K views · 47 reactions | An informative session on Gesondheid, prontuit where Dr Nieuwoudt discusses how chronic pain can impact your life. You can watch the full episode on VIA TV (channel 147) on Wednesday at 18:30. You don't want to miss it! #Healthprontuit | Cipla Africa | Facebook

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