Chronic pain rarely responds to a single intervention. Our program brings together pain psychology, movement specialists, and medical management to address the neurobiological, behavioral, and physical drivers of persistent pain.
Conditions we treat
- Chronic low back and neck pain
- Fibromyalgia and widespread pain
- Headache and migraine (chronic)
- Neuropathic pain syndromes
- Post-surgical persistent pain
- Pelvic pain and CRPS (with appropriate workup)
Our approach
We use evidence-based modalities that target the central nervous system's role in chronic pain, alongside thoughtful medical care:
Pain psychology
PRT, EAET, ACT, and CBT delivered by therapists trained specifically in chronic pain.
Movement re-education
Graded exposure, paced activity, and gentle movement programs with PT consultation.
Medication strategy
Rational use of non-opioid agents — SNRIs, gabapentinoids, low-dose naltrexone, topicals — when indicated.
How it works
- 1
Comprehensive intake
90-minute biopsychosocial evaluation.
- 2
Personalized plan
A written plan combining the modalities most likely to help your specific pain pattern.
- 3
Active phase
Weekly therapy and biweekly medical visits over 12–16 weeks.
- 4
Maintenance
Monthly check-ins as you build independence with your skills.
Is this right for you?
Best for
- Adults with pain persisting beyond 3 months
- Patients tired of single-discipline approaches
- Those open to addressing the brain-body connection in pain
Not the right fit
- Acute injury or undiagnosed pain requiring imaging or specialty workup
- Patients seeking opioid prescriptions (we do not prescribe long-term opioids)
- Pain due to active malignancy
Frequently asked questions
Do you say my pain is 'in my head'?
No. All pain is real. We treat the neurobiology of chronic pain — which includes the brain — without dismissing your physical experience.
What is PRT?
Pain Reprocessing Therapy is a recent evidence-based approach for nociplastic pain, helping patients reframe pain signals their brain is generating in the absence of ongoing tissue damage.
Do you prescribe medications?
Yes — non-opioid agents when clinically appropriate. We coordinate with your other prescribers.
How long is the program?
Most patients engage actively for 4–6 months, then transition to lighter maintenance.
Ready to start?
Schedule a free 15-minute discovery call to see if this program fits your needs.