Tanner Murtagh and Anne Hampson are therapists who treat neuroplastic pain and mind-body concerns. They are also married! Tanner in his 20s overcame chronic pain using psychological techniques after recognizing his pain was only occurring in his brain due to learned neural pathways and his emotional state. Tanner and Anne worked together in their relationship to cultivate healing. Since then Tanne... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 59 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthAlternative HealthHealth & Fitness |
Could greed be good? We want you to be greedy! We want you to have a pain/symptom free life full of movement and activity, love and connection, and passion and creativity. more
We are no strangers to the invisible chains of chronic pain and symptoms. Our personal journey through discomfort and the discovery of unconventional healing have led us to question the very behaviours that promise relief, but instead, keep us trappe... more
Ever found yourself shackled by an invisible rulebook that dictates how you navigate chronic pain and symptoms? We, Tanner Murtaugh and Anne Hampson, the MindBodyCouple, peel back the layers of the constraints that can often do more harm than good. O... more
Trauma and chronic pain/symptoms are closely linked. Trauma is survival energy that becomes stored in our body and can come out as chronic pain/symptoms. In this episode we break this down in detail! more
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Always great information for those of us dealing with chronic pain, panic and GAD among other things. Well worth a listen
So grateful I’ve found you through Dr. Yonit. Such helpful information for healing!
Finding this information and applying it to My situation has changed my perspective in regards to my pain. After multiple car accidents I found myself injured and stuck in the pain cycle (still there) 4 years later. I’m grateful now to have found their podcast to affirm that my feelings are valid and that there is light at the end of the tunnel. It’s been a year or so and there’s a great feeling of hope that this podcast brought me. My only reason for 3 stars is that their recording is echoey, s... more
Very easy to listen to. It really got me thinking about my pain. I think other people will relate to this couple!
Thanks both. Loved your humanness and your story. This is going to really help a lot of people!! Thank you!
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