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Mindbody Medicine for Chronic Pain

Sean Hershey LCSW
Chronic Pain
Mind-Body Medicine
Mind-Body Connection
Tension Myositis Syndrome
TMS
Emotional Healing
Emotional Work
Trauma
Psychological Work
Pain Reprocessing Therapy
Mind-Body Therapy
Healing
Dr. John Sarno
Therapy
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Somatic Tracking
Mind-Body Syndrome
Mental Health
Emotional Health
Long COVID

Therapist Sean Hershey, LCSW teaches you how to use psychological and emotional modalities to heal from chronic pain. Common conditions treated: Back Pain, Neck Pain, Hip Pain, Shoulder Pain, Knee Pain, Elbow Pain, Pain from Disc Bulges, Pain from Disc Degeneration, Sciatica, Neuropathy, Chronic Headaches, Migraine, Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), Pelvic Pain, Fibromyalgia, Many Eczema and Skin Co... more

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Most people with musculoskeletal pain try physical therapy. If musculoskeletal pain is your TMS symptom imperative, you’ve been there. And, has the physical therapy worked for you? Let’s discuss.

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Recent Guests

Dustin Oliver
Gay therapist in Brooklyn; host of Boy Meets Therapy
Boy Meets Therapy
Episode: S5 E3 | Minority Stress, from a Queer Male Perspective, with Dustin Oliver, MHC-LP
Mônica Lia Setti
Neuroplastic symptom recovery coach
Freelance coach
Episode: S4 E11 | Recovery from Chronic Piriformis Pain, IBS, Psoriasis, and more with Mônica Lia Setti
Karden Rabin
Co-author of The Secret Language of the Body; somatic practitioner
SOMIA; The Secret Language of the Body
Episode: S4 E9 | Using Somatics to Treat Chronic Symptoms with Karden Rabin
Dr. Jennifer Franklin
Psychologist specializing in gut-brain interaction disorders
GI psychologist; worked in LA and North Carolina clinics
Episode: S4 E7 | Don’t Hate Your Guts with Dr. Jennifer Franklin
Alexander Rosan
Bodyworker with a focus on mind-body connections and somatic therapy
Independent practitioner (Portland, OR)
Episode: S4 E5 | Bodywork and Healing Emotional Pain with Alexander Rosan
Claire Branigan
Professor and Department Head at Rice University, expert on gender-based violence and activism
Rice University
Episode: Bonus | Minneapolis, Renée Good, and Alex Pretti with My Childhood Friend Claire Branigan, PhD
Jade Beall
Massage healer, photographer, and podcast host
You're Too Sensitive
Episode: S4 E3 | At Peace in the Body I Once Hated, with Massage Healer Jade Beall
Saahil Shenoy
Athlete and advocate for mind-body approaches to healing chronic pain
Episode: S4 E1 | How an Athlete Healed Chronic Leg, Shoulder, Knee, Back, Neck, and Foot Pain with Saahil Shenoy
Nora Rodden
Co-Founder of the Nervana App and advocate for mind-body healing.
Nervana App
Episode: S3 E11 | Fully Recovered from Chronic Back Pain, IBS, and Insomnia with Nervana App Co-Founder Nora Rodden

Host

Sean Hershey
Therapist specializing in chronic pain healing and host of discussions centered on the mind-body connection in relation to various chronic ailments.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 30 ratings
  • Love

    I don’t even have chronic pain but I’m obsessed with this podcast!!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dr. Branigan
    United States17 days ago
  • Excellent podcast!

    Sean has created a wonderful podcast, showcasing such intelligent and thoughtful conversations about the intersection of psychotherapy (talk therapy) and body work. Both fields are sacred, profound arenas for healing, and bridging the two is an essential piece.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sexuality_Education_Xplained
    United States24 days ago
  • Grateful for this show!

    Sean is a joy to listen to. He has such a breadth of knowledge, but is able to convey all of the complexities of chronic pain in such a personal and digestible way. Because of Sean, so many of us feel less alone and are empowered with new tools and approaches to resolve what is underneath the pain. Great podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Phoeb.d
    United States2 months ago
  • I love this podcast. I am finding it fascinating and full of helpful information. Thank you for sharing your story and helping others. ☺️❤️

    Podcast Addict
    5
    JemJem
    2 months ago
  • Thank you Sean!

    I’m a practicing mind body therapist (trained in PRT) and greatly appreciate your podcast. I love your voice, humour, humility, and vulnerability.

    Erin :)

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Erinelle1
    Canada5 months ago

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Many find the content healing and informative, noting that the discussions bring a sense of community.
Listeners appreciate the warmth and humor of the host, Sean, highlighting his relatability and expertise in chronic pain management.
The podcast is praised for its approachable and insightful healing methodologies, encouraging open dialogue about mental and physical health.

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S5 E3 | Minority Stress, from a Queer Male Perspective, with Dustin Oliver, MHC-LP
Q: What is the origin story of Dustin's podcast and how does it connect to the host's work?
Dustin describes turning therapy topics into approachable content, which aligns with the host's aim to promote mind-body healing for chronic pain and to connect listeners with practical psychological tools.
S5 E3 | Minority Stress, from a Queer Male Perspective, with Dustin Oliver, MHC-LP
Q: Why did Dustin start Boy Meets Therapy and how does it relate to this discussion?
Dustin explains that the podcast started as a free, accessible resource to discuss therapy, especially for queer men, and to provide creative, engaging guidance beyond traditional therapy settings.
S4 E11 | Recovery from Chronic Piriformis Pain, IBS, Psoriasis, and more with Mônica Lia Setti
Q: Let me ask you, how are things now in terms of symptoms, like your body, how are you now?
Symptoms are largely diminished and not chronic; when they appear, they prompt reflection on calendar balance, rest, and social connection rather than targeted medical fixes.
S4 E7 | Don’t Hate Your Guts with Dr. Jennifer Franklin
Q: What is the history behind the term Disorders of Gut-Brain Interaction and why does it matter?
The term evolved from functional GI disorders to better reflect the brain-gut communication at the core of these symptoms, and this shift helps clinicians and patients target treatments that include psychological and physiological factors.
Bonus | Minneapolis, Renée Good, and Alex Pretti with My Childhood Friend Claire Branigan, PhD
Q: Claire, describe what the Twin Cities are like for someone who has never been there.
Claire explains that the area is a mix of seemingly safe, boring suburbs and powerful pockets of activism and diversity, with a history of racism that is often understated but real, influencing people's experiences and perceptions.

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This podcast is dedicated to exploring the therapeutic benefits of psychological and emotional modalities in healing chronic pain. Hosted by a qualified therapist, the discussions often center around conditions such as back pain, migraines, and chronic fatigue, among others. It seeks to educate listeners on the mind-body connection and the theory of Tension Myositis Syndrome (TMS) while emphasizing that pain can act as a signal rather than solely a physical ailment. Listeners can expect discussions on trauma, emotional well-being, and the shared journey of healing, creating a supportive community for those suffering from chronic pain.

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1. Like Mind, Like Body
2. The Cure for Chronic Pain with Nicole Sachs, LCSW
3. The Mind and Fitness Podcast
4. The Science Behind the Symptoms with Howard Schubiner, MD & Rebecca Kennedy, MD
5. Trauma Rewired

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Recent guests on Mindbody Medicine for Chronic Pain include:

1. Dustin Oliver
2. Mônica Lia Setti
3. Karden Rabin
4. Dr. Jennifer Franklin
5. Alexander Rosan
6. Claire Branigan
7. Jade Beall
8. Saahil Shenoy

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