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Pain Management with Donna Piercy – Part 2

Linda Petiot March 20, 2018March 25, 2018 Guest Speaker Videos 1 Comment
Woman standing in front of a poduim, arms in front of her.

Donna Piercy spoke at the CNA September 2017 meeting. A chronic pain sufferer herself, she provides helpful insights into the importance of self-management and ways exercise and other self care activities can help both the mind and body when dealing…

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Pain Management with Donna Piercy – Part 1

Linda Petiot March 19, 2018March 25, 2018 Guest Speaker Videos 2 Comments
Middle aged woman standing in front of a podium with a presentation displayed behind.

Donna Piercy spoke at the CNA September 2017 meeting. A chronic pain sufferer herself, she provides helpful insights into the importance of self-management and ways exercise and other self care activities can help both the mind and body when dealing…

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#39 Visualization and Pain Management

Courtney Hutchinson January 31, 2018November 10, 2022 100+ Things For Neuropathy Relief 2 Comments
Shadow of a person sitting on an edge with a sunset in front of them.

Chronic pain is challenging to cope with. Its distracting and often gets in the way of everyday activities. Chronic pain negatively impacts your ability to work, have relationships, or simply enjoy life. However, a growing trend of managing both mild…

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#33 Breathing and Your Nervous System

Nikita Burke October 23, 2017March 7, 2022 100+ Things For Neuropathy Relief No Comments
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Breathe in, breathe out… We all breathe. It is most an automatic, unconscious experience. We can over-ride it by purposefully holding our breath, or consciously changing the rate or depth of our breathing. You may notice that when you are…

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#15 Yoga And Neuropathy

Linda Petiot April 29, 2017November 10, 2022 100+ Things For Neuropathy Relief 3 Comments
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What is yoga? Yoga is a thousands-of-years-old physical, mental, and spiritual practice that is beneficial for many disorders of the nervous system. It is not just bending into seemingly impossible poses. The practice of yoga is composed of asana (the…

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