Pain Reprocessing Therapy Podcast

Daniella Deutsch, Paulina Soble

Chronic Pain

Pain Reprocessing Therapy

Neuroplastic Pain

Trauma

Emotional Processing

Emotional Awareness

Fear

Journaling

Therapy Techniques

Neuroplastic Conditions

Neuroplasticity

Self-Compassion

Mental Health

Mindbody Therapy

Somatic Tracking

Patient Advocacy

Pain Recovery

Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (me-Cfs)

Pelvic Pain

Anxiety

Discover how Pain Reprocessing Therapy can transform lives. Join pain experts as they share patient stories, actionable tools, and expert insights to help rewire the brain’s response to chronic pain. Perfect for patients and practitioners alike.

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Publishes	Monthly	Episodes	16	Founded	2 years ago
Number of Listeners		Categories	Mental HealthHealth & FitnessLife SciencesScience

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Pelvic Pain, Movement, and Learning to Trust Your Body

When pelvic pain affects movement, intimacy, or everyday life, treatment can start to feel like another place where your body is being judged. Another exercise to get right. Another appointment where someone tries to fix you. Another reason to feel d... more

15 Oct 2026 • 1 hr 1 min • Most popular

Listening to the People Who Got Better: New Research on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Recovery

For many people with ME/CFS, the message from the medical system has been consistent and discouraging: there is no cure, manage your symptoms, adjust your expectations.

But what happens when researchers stop asking doctors what recovery looks like a... more

4 Sep 2026 • 44 min

You Don't Have to Learn to Live With It: Tinnitus, Sound Sensitivity, and the Neuroplastic Connection

For most people who experience tinnitus, hyperacusis, or misophonia, the message from the medical system has been some version of the same thing: there is no cure, learn to cope, this is just your life now.

Dr. Marcia Dewey has spent her career push... more

6 Aug 2026 • 44 min

When the Illness Ends But the Body Doesn't Know It: A Real Chronic Fatigue Case

What does recovery from chronic fatigue actually look like inside a therapy room?

In this episode, host Daniel Lyman shares something rare: real recordings from real sessions. Over seven weeks, he worked with a client named Eric, whose chronic fatig... more

18 Jun 2026 • 26 min

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Recent Guests

Cait Van Damm

Licensed pelvic floor occupational therapist, sexual health counselor, and advanced pain reprocessing clinician

Tidal Work

Episode: Pelvic Pain, Movement, and Learning to Trust Your Body

Julie Harper

Researcher and health recovery coach from London, fully recovered from CFS and author of recovery-focused work

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Episode: Listening to the People Who Got Better: New Research on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Recovery

Dr. Sarah Cefai

Senior lecturer in gender and cultural studies at Goldsmiths, University of London; author of Recovery Report

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Episode: Listening to the People Who Got Better: New Research on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Recovery

Marsha Dewey

Audiologist who specializes in tinnitus and sound sensitivity; founder of the Tinnitus and Hyperacusis Program at Froedtert and Medical College of Wisconsin

Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin

Episode: You Don't Have to Learn to Live With It: Tinnitus, Sound Sensitivity, and the Neuroplastic Connection

Mark Lumley

Clinical psychologist, Wayne State University; EAET co-developer and PRT contributor

Wayne State University

Episode: Three Cases, Two Experts, One Question: Is This Neuroplastic?

Christie Uipi

Executive Director of the Better Mind Center; psychotherapist

Better Mind Center

Episode: Three Cases, Two Experts, One Question: Is This Neuroplastic?

Gabrielle Jacobs

Therapist specializing in neuroplastic symptoms and chronic pain

Mind Body Therapy Center

Episode: When the Work Isn't Working: 5 Reasons You May Still Be Stuck

Raelan Agle

Social worker, author, and creator who helps people navigate recovery from chronic fatigue syndrome and long COVID.

Episode: Building Hope and Belief

Dr. Becca Kennedy

Board certified family medicine physician specializing in neuroplastic conditions.

Resilience Healthcare

Episode: Thinking Less and Feeling Better

Host

Daniel Lyman

Host of the Pain Reprocessing Therapy Podcast; appears across episodes discussing neuroplastic approaches and patient cases

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 221 ratings

Daniel is a Godsend
Thank you Daniel for putting all your compassion and expertise into these episodes. Just the sound of your voice is a comfort. I’ve been working on a brain retraining program for years, to calm my nervous system. But PRT was missing from the program so I am so grateful to be learning from someone with such compassion and expertise!!
Apple Podcasts
5
feral momma number 9
United States4 months ago
thank you!
I guess, now I‘m on the wright path
Apple Podcasts
5
VoiceofVienna
Austria6 months ago
Life changing hope
I can’t describe how impactful it is for someone that is dealing with chronic issues to hear all these stories and realize that we are not alone. Every episode has given me new insights, helped me understand what is going on in our brains and how we can change it, and given me true hope that I can recover. That we can all recover. That no matter what you are going through, you are not alone and it will get better. Thanks to everyone involved in this podcast for all their time and effort, this is... more
Apple Podcasts
5
Raywesten17
United States7 months ago
Excellent information
This is really the most straightforward and helpful podcast. John has such a kind, genuine, healing approach and his guests are phenomenal! I am better for having listened to these episodes in season 1. Thank you! I am getting my life back!
Apple Podcasts
5
Nicklendimed
Canada10 months ago
Absolute masterclass in PRT
This Podcast is just brilliant. John has such an amazing way of communicating with his patients, but also with the listener, explaining and teaching key components of the approach. Thank you for this resource!
Apple Podcasts
5
GC1969
United Kingdoma year ago

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Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Positive feedback on host's ability to balance patient stories with clinical depth.

Guests bring practical tools that listeners can apply in daily life and clinical practice.

Listeners value compassionate, accessible explanations of complex neuroplastic concepts.

Many praise the hopeful, non-cure-centered framing and the emphasis on safety and gradual progress.

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Apple Podcasts	#234	United States/Health & Fitness/Mental Health
Apple Podcasts	#146	United Kingdom/Health & Fitness/Mental Health
Apple Podcasts	#176	Canada/Health & Fitness/Mental Health
Apple Podcasts	#57	Austria/Health & Fitness/Mental Health
Apple Podcasts	#133	Switzerland/Health & Fitness/Mental Health
Apple Podcasts	#136	Ireland/Health & Fitness/Mental Health

Talking Points

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Pelvic Pain, Movement, and Learning to Trust Your Body

Q: How has PRT changed the way you prescribe movement for people with pelvic pain?

She offers clients a menu of movement options and lets them choose a manageable starting point. They can gradually explore more challenging movement while retaining a safe position to return to, building confidence and agency rather than following a fixed prescription.

Pelvic Pain, Movement, and Learning to Trust Your Body

Q: Can you tell us a little about your journey into pelvic health and what eventually brought you to PRT?

Van Dam began as a yoga teacher, then trained as an occupational therapist. Her interest in pelvic health grew from wanting to provide affirming care, and her early clinical rotation in a chronic pain clinic introduced her to pain neuroscience approaches.

You Don't Have to Learn to Live With It: Tinnitus, Sound Sensitivity, and the Neuroplastic Connection

Q: What gives patients hope in this work?

Hope comes from evidence that many neuroplastic symptoms can improve with the right mindset and tools. Clinicians should provide education, set realistic expectations, and celebrate incremental gains to sustain motivation.

You Don't Have to Learn to Live With It: Tinnitus, Sound Sensitivity, and the Neuroplastic Connection

Q: Can you explain imaginal exposure and how it helps someone with hyperacusis?

Imaginal exposure starts with patients picturing sounds that bother them, observing the bodily sensations and emotions that arise, which helps lower emotional reactivity. It can be a stepping-stone to real-life exposure as confidence builds.

You Don't Have to Learn to Live With It: Tinnitus, Sound Sensitivity, and the Neuroplastic Connection

Q: What role does exposure or engagement play in treatment?

Engagement involves safe, gradual exposure to sounds and to the tinnitus itself, moving away from avoidance. This includes reducing silence, using sound therapy in a controlled way, and practicing somatic tracking to reframe the experience as non-threatening.

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What is Pain Reprocessing Therapy Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A show focused on neuroscience-based approaches to chronic pain and related conditions, highlighting how brain processing, emotional regulation, and safe exposure can rewire responses to symptoms. Episodes mix clinical explanations, patient case studies, and practical tools (somatic tracking, imaginal exposure, and safety learning) to help listeners how to reduce distress and regain activity. Noteworthy is the blend of medical experts, therapists, and real patients sharing actionable strategies, framed around hope, gradual progress, and empowerment rather than cure promises. The approachable format aims to help both patients and practitioners apply neuroplastic concepts in everyday life and clinical practice.

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1. Like Mind, Like Body
2. The Cure for Chronic Pain with Nicole Sachs, LCSW
3. The Solution Behind the Symptoms
4. The Science Behind the Symptoms with Howard Schubiner, MD & Rebecca Kennedy, MD
5. Somatic Healing Meditations

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Pain Reprocessing Therapy Podcast launched 2 years ago and published 16 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Pain Reprocessing Therapy Podcast include:

1. Cait Van Damm
2. Julie Harper
3. Dr. Sarah Cefai
4. Marsha Dewey
5. Mark Lumley
6. Christie Uipi
7. Gabrielle Jacobs
8. Raelan Agle

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