Pain Neuroscience Education
Pain neuroscience education helps us understand how our brain produces pain, so we can work with it instead of against it.
Pain Neuroscience Education Articles
Pain Neuroscience Education (PNE) is an evidence-based therapeutic approach that will transform your understanding of pain.
Pain is more than an alarm signaling tissue damage; it is a complex protective output generated by your brain’s neuromatrix. Your neuromatrix is a distributed network of sensory input, emotions, memories, past experiences, stress levels, and even your beliefs about pain.
Learning what pain is and how it works will provide you with valuable insight into how to reduce pain, anxiety, and stress. It can help improve your movement confidence, enhance your mind-body connection, and elevate your quality of life.
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