Pain changes us. The minute we start to hurt, we make adaptions to how we move, what we do, and where we go. When we keep re-organizing our ...
Our experience of pain can have a lot to do with our past – especially when our past includes trauma. Research is showing us that the ...
Our sense of touch is a fundamental part of the human experience. Being touched by others a powerful tool of communication, whether it is ...
If you live with chronic pain, one of the most important things you can do for yourself is to learn how to manage pain flare-ups. A pain ...
When someone is in pain, their whole family is impacted. I was reminded of this truth recently as visitors approached my booth at the Los ...
Invisible and misunderstood. If you have fibromyalgia, you’ve probably used these two words at some point to describe your condition. You ...
What if I told you that, besides being generally unpleasant (to put it mildly), pain can also be deceiving and misleading? Yes! Pain can ...
I love to travel. So, I didn’t think it was a big deal when I applied for a graduate school program that would require me to fly across the ...
Are you feeling frustrated every time you see your doctor? Like you aren’t being heard and not getting the help you need? My guess is that ...
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Peter Abaci, MD, is one of the world’s leading experts on pain and integrative medicine and serves as the co-founder and Medical Director for the Bay Area Pain & Wellness Center. He is a dedicated healer, author, and radio celebrity. To learn more about Dr. Abaci, visit his website.
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