
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
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 101 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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I love and am learning so much from this podcast. Sean has great guests on to talk about their recovery journeys and facts about neuroplastic symptoms. Sean is a therapist and shares great insights on the why of and the letting go of mind body symptoms. Thank you Sean!
Especially appreciate the episodes dealing with nervous system healing in this present environment. As Sean & his guest, Krisina Armenakis astutely point out, we are not separate from this world. Healing from chronic disease happens in the context of community and the many broad political factors that frame our backdrop. Thank you for adding this vital element to the conversation.
I love Sean’s podcast. For anyone working through overcoming their chronic pain or symptoms, this is it. Sean is transparent, relatable, funny, and is dedicated to helping others heal.
I’m a therapist with a specialty in trauma and have found Sean’s podcast to be a wonderful resource. I have been able to use his insight and content to improve my own clinical work and have begun suggesting this podcast to my clients with chronic pain. The varied content is enough to keep you listening but his personality and humor make the episodes extremely enjoyable.
This is such a helpful podcast. The interviews are so insightful & Sean’s personal stories are so uplifting, humorous and humbling. Thank you for keeping everyone honest about the chromic pain journey, keeping faith, hope, and patience.
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Therapist Sean Hershey, a licensed clinical social worker, combines solo guidance, personal stories, practical exercises, and expert interviews to explore psychological and emotional approaches to chronic pain. Recurring themes include neuroplastic pain, TMS, Pain Reprocessing Therapy, emotional awareness, trauma, nervous system regulation, and learning to relate differently to symptoms. Episodes range from conversations with clinicians, therapists, coaches, and people with lived experience to listener Q&As and guided practices. The approach emphasizes checking for medical causes while considering how stress, fear, emotions, and personal history may shape persistent symptoms. Its distinctive character is Hershey's candid, often humorous acc... more
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Recent guests on Mindbody Medicine for Chronic Pain include:
1. Daniel Cogan
2. Jonty Hikmet
3. Damien Reilly
4. Tate Odell
5. Kristina Armenakis
6. Dr. Howard Schubiner
7. Anna Krishtal
8. Kayla Jacobsen
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