
When it speaks to you, listen.
A common reaction to pain is to seek some form of
medication. Let’s listen to what the
INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE has to say on the
subject:
“Pain is a major driver of visits to physicians, a major
reason for taking medications, a major cause of disability, and a key factor in
quality of life and productivity.
Given the burden of pain in human lives, dollars and social
consequences, relieving pain should be a national
priority.
Because pain varies from patient to patient, healthcare providers should increasingly aim at tailoring pain care to each person’s experience, and self-management of pain should be promoted.”
Self-management of personal health and yes, pain, is a continuing theme of this Blog.
I have encouraged patients for decades to replace psychotropic and pain medications with self-mastery and internal locus of control and to replace pain, depression, tension and anxiety with emotional health coping skills. In other words, engage self-management alternatives to drug dependence.
Deep Rhythmic Breathing and Relaxation Therapy offer such alternatives.
Learn to use them appropriately and experience the benefits.
Remember, you ARE what you think. You BECOME what you do.
Dr. Ray
For any of your comments or questions, email me at drray@relaxationtherapy.pro
Because pain varies from patient to patient, healthcare providers should increasingly aim at tailoring pain care to each person’s experience, and self-management of pain should be promoted.”
Self-management of personal health and yes, pain, is a continuing theme of this Blog.
I have encouraged patients for decades to replace psychotropic and pain medications with self-mastery and internal locus of control and to replace pain, depression, tension and anxiety with emotional health coping skills. In other words, engage self-management alternatives to drug dependence.
Deep Rhythmic Breathing and Relaxation Therapy offer such alternatives.
Learn to use them appropriately and experience the benefits.
Remember, you ARE what you think. You BECOME what you do.
Dr. Ray
For any of your comments or questions, email me at drray@relaxationtherapy.pro