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Top 5 Tips to Reduce Pain Without Spending a Dime
The activities in this guide can:
- calm your nervous system
- put you in control
- reduce pain
You deserve a life with less pain and more fulfillment!
Chronic Pain can feel like a prison.
But you don’t have to live at the whim of your pain. There are tools and resources that can put you back in the driver’s seat!
Top 5 Tips to Reduce Pain Without Spending a Dime
Imagine:
- Feeling pain flare up, but you have tools to help you cope.
- Treating yourself with compassion rather than frustration.
- Changing your relationship with pain.
These tips can help you to change your mind and body to experience less pain
Learn simple techniques you can do from anywhere. These methods are evidence-based and backed by the latest research in neuroscience to help lower pain while increasing your quality of life.
Created by a Pain Management Coach
Kris Joy Sutton understands chronic pain. She has experienced several forms of chronic pain starting as a young child, including migraine, fibromyalgia, spinal fusion, endometriosis, and thyroid cancer. She brings this deeply felt, hard-won experience to her work with her clients.
This healing journey began in 1996 with her training to become an AmSAT Certified Alexander Technique Teacher, a form of mind-body education.
Kris is a National Board Certified Health and Wellness Coach and a Certified Pain Management Coach. She is also certified in Mindfulness-Based Pain Reduction by the Integrative Pain Science Institute and in Pain Reprocessing Therapy. Kris uses these techniques to help her coaching clients reduce pain and improve their quality of life.
Kris shares some of her beginning techniques with you in this Free Guide so you can start to feel more grounded and in control now.
Testimonials
“Before I felt completely helpless with my pain. Once I started using these tips for myself, I felt a decrease in my symptoms and I now know there’s much more I can do to manage my pain.”
-Georgette
“Thank you for the chronic pain guide, I found the tips in your guide to be so helpful and easy to use when I was experiencing pain. The pain guide helped me gain control over my pain and break free from a number of my chronic pain symptoms.”
-Bonnie