A Calmer, Smarter Way to Live With Chronic Pain
Simple, science-backed practices to help you manage pain by supporting your body, calming your nervous system and addressing the stress that lives beneath it.
(Even After Trying Everything)
If you find yourself nodding along, the Mindful Pain Relief Course was built for you. Start today and get the tools your body has been asking for.
You live with chronic or recurring pain that affects your day-to-day life, even when you’re doing everything “right”.
You’ve tried multiple treatments, therapies or routines and still feel like something’s missing.
You’re open to a mind-body approach but need it to be practical, grounded and easy to follow.
You don’t want another plan that adds to your stress — you want something that actually fits into your real life.
Survey 1
Week 2 Video
Body Scan Meditation
Mindfulness of the Breath Meditation
Survey 2
Week 3 Video
Pacing Diary
Body Scan Meditation
Mindfulness of the Breath Meditation
Survey 3
Week 4 Video
Aggravating Activities Pacing Diary
Wholehearted Embrace Meditation
Survey 4
Week 5 Video
Happy Activity List
Wholehearted Embrance Meditation
Designed to support your body, your nervous system, and your real life — especially on the days when energy is low and pain is high.
Short, self-guided video lessons you can revisit anytime, designed to support you without overwhelming you — even on low-energy days.
Downloadable breathing and body awareness practices you can use in the moment, especially during flare-ups or stressful days.
Gentle, science-backed methods to help calm your nervous system, reduce fear and support your body from the inside out.
“ I have been having pain and trouble sleeping for the past 5 years. The guided meditations in this course have helped me release tension and let go. I do the guided meditations right before bed and I now have restful sleep. I feel like I am not fighting my body as much as I used to.”
“I wanted to find a mindfulness program that was easy to incorporate into my daily life. Practicing meditations, breathing exercises and visualization techniques has noticeably improved my ability to cope with stress by diminishing negative thoughts.”