
Discover a groundbreaking, self-directed approach to conquering chronic pain with Dr. David Hanscom. In his podcast, Dr. Hanscom shares methods that have helped thousands eliminate pain and reclaim their lives. He highlights the profound human drive to thrive, often overshadowed by chronic pain, which can impact quality of life as severely as terminal illness. Drawing from his personal journey, Dr... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 287 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessAlternative HealthEducationSelf-Improvement | |||

In this episode, Dr. David Hanscom continues his discussion with Robert Paris, a Master Neuroplastician and leadership coach. Robert explains his four-stage leadership development approach, focusing on self-leadership as the foundation before moving... more
In this episode, Dr. David Hanscom talks with Robert Paris, a Master Neuroplastician and leadership coach. Robert explains his process called
RENEW, which is a 10-week program that educates people about how their brains work and helps them connect wi... more
In this episode, Dr. David Hanscom talks with Dee Wagner, a counselor and movement therapist. She discusses her Chi4Two method based on Polyvagal Theory. She explains that Chi4Two focuses on mobilizing movement with "play-dance" rather than fight-or-... more
In this episode, Dr. David Hanscom continues his discussion with Donald Cohen PhD, a marital and family therapist. Donald discussed how relationships and self-connection influence each stage of the life cycle, emphasizing the importance of understan... more
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Bad news: The audio quality in the 2018/early 2019 episodes is pretty bad. Notifications need to be turned off by the host and his guests. They are intrusive and after the second interruption, I will stop listening.
Good news: The information is very good and if you can put up with it, you'll get a lot out of it.
Bad news: The audio quality in the 2018/early 2019 episodes is pretty bad. Notifications need to be turned off by the host and his guests. They are intrusive and after the second interruption, I will stop listening.
Good news: The information is very good and if you can put up with it, you'll get a lot out of it.
Bad news: The audio quality in the 2018/early 2019 episodes is pretty bad. Notifications need to be turned off by the host and his guests. They are intrusive and after the second interruption, I will stop listening.
Good news: The information is very good and if you can put up with it, you'll get a lot out of it.
Bad news: The audio quality in the 2018/early 2019 episodes is pretty bad. Notifications need to be turned off by the host and his guests. They are intrusive and after the second interruption, I will stop listening.
Good news: The information is very good and if you can put up with it, you'll get a lot out of it.
I've listened to over 90% of the episodes. I've learned a lot. It's helped give me ideas for patients. It's allowed to find others who also treat pain and have great ideas.
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The show centers on chronic pain, pain neuroscience, and actionable brain-based approaches to healing. Across episodes, listeners encounter neuroplasticity, metacognition, spinal health, and holistic practices—including somatic therapies, rituals, and mindfulness—demonstrating that pain can be addressed through body–brain integration, patient empowerment, and non-invasive strategies. Notable throughlines include practical coaching frameworks, the role of authentic identity in leadership and recovery, and how relational practices and lifestyle changes can reduce pain and improve quality of life. A standout aspect is the consistent emphasis on educating listeners about the nervous system, practical self-management, and scalable programs for p... more
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