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Our process
5 steps to your pain recovery
At PainPlan we like to take the complexity of pain science and make it a simple step-by-step individualised plan that you can follow.
Step 1
Pain type assessment
First we establish what type of pain you are presenting with. The use of nervous system based tools, is best suited to neuroplastic pain (aka neural pathway pain). If there are other treatments or assessments recommended you will be referred elsewhere.
Step 2
Identify patterns
Chronic pain is always multifactorial, meaning there are many things that influence it. We carefully go through your pain history and identify not only the patterns keeping your pain stuck, but also what new patterns of thinking or behaviours that reinforce safety and improve your symptoms.
Step 3
Create a plan
One we have figured out what to work on, we structure a sustainable plan that you can implement on a daily basis to encourage calming of your nervous system, and gradual reductions in protective patterns. You will have support and guidance the whole way to ensure you stay on track and have any questions answered.
Step 4
Long term change
The new patterns you work on become a life practice, for long term results. We work together to create a long term vision of goals you want to work towards, and how to manage any setbacks along the way to ensure you are not only feeling good now but into the future.
Services
Online coaching calls provide a safe space to work through your pain challenges and create a structured program that addresses factors relevant to your pain history and current life situation.
A core part of PainPlan is education on modern evidence based solutions for chronic pain. We have a range of free resources as well as detailed guides and information as part of coaching programmes.
During any coaching program you will have access via email or messaging to ask any questions and work through challenges as they come up rather than having to wait for the next appointment.
FAQ
Below are a list of common questions we run into on initial calls. If you have any questions you still feel unsure about, please book a free strategy session or email me at ben@painplan.co.nz
About

Ben Matthews
Physiotherapist and Pain Coach
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