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 | 34 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementHealth & FitnessMedicineEducation |
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I found Sean’s podcast because I’m experiencing an acute injury and started worrying that it’ll become chronic (and this thinking of probably what makes me a fitting audience for the podcast!) And I have dealt with chronic conditions in the past - both physical and emotional. Listening to Sean is like a salve, he’s just so funny, personable and smart. I recommend to anyone who regularly deals with physical or emotional pain. Sean is a natural host - if he were to podcast on other topics, I would... more
Sean is a unique voice in the mind/body chronic pain space and I am very grateful to have found him. He really gets it, and is willing to explore areas of this healing work that I haven’t seen others choose to do—very real, very intelligent and very empathetic.
Sean’s podcast is a great addition in mindbody healing space; he has a fresh perspective, tackling some issue that are not often discussed. It is vulnerable and real and fun. If you are just beginning with mindbody work or in the “messy middle” give Sean a listen. I am a fan.
Sean’s POV is so valuable and unique - did not expect to be laughing out loud listening to a chronic pain podcast. His relatability, lightness, and realness is such a gift in this incredible (and sometimes confusing) little world of mind-body healing. I felt my body releasing as I listened, highly recommend!
Sean just has a voice and a way of speaking that can set me at ease instantly even when he’s talking about some of the most scary experiences we can have with sensations in our body - and that’s why this podcast is so healing! It helps your nervous system feel safe exploring this stuff.
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This podcast explores the intersection of psychology and chronic pain management, primarily focusing on the therapeutic practices that can aid in emotional and psychological healing. Notable topics within the episodes include Pain Reprocessing Therapy, somatic tracking, and the integration of mindfulness in the healing process. The discussions are led by a therapist who draws upon personal experiences, expert interviews, and insightful practices designed to help listeners understand the roots of their pain and how emotional health can influence physical well-being. This podcast stands out due to its compassionate approach to healing and the emphasis on community and support, assuring listeners that they are not alone in their struggles with... more
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