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I'm happy to announce that Trey Browder and I published our first Podcast. I hope you will check it out.

The Confident Mindset: unlocking your potential one thought at a time. A mental health Podcast by Eric Cassius LPC and Trey Browder LCSW, that is designed to help people overcome anxiety and create more confidence in different areas of life.  Each podcast discusses different areas in peoples lives that create anxiety for them and different therapeutic ways of overcomi...

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If there are people out there dealing with Pain You may find this helpful. I've been treating people with CRPS for years with Hypnotherapy especially since the opioid crisis, so I thought writing a piece on this would be helpful.

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) is a chronic condition that causes severe pain and dysfunction in the affected limb. The pain is often described as burning or shooting, and can be accompanied by changes in skin temperature, color, and texture, as well as muscle weakness and stiffness. CRPS can be debilitating, and traditional treatments such as medication and physical therapy may not provide significant relief. However, recent research has shown that hypnotherapy may be an effective treatment option for patients with CRPS.

Hypnotherapy is a form of therapy that uses hypnosis to induce a trance-like state in which the patient is more open to suggestion and can access deeper levels of the mind. In this state, patients can be taught to control their pain and reduce their sensitivity to it. This can be done through techniques such as visualization, where patients imagine themselves in a peaceful and pain-free environment, and suggestion, where patients are encouraged to believe that they have the power to control their pain.

One study found that hypnotherapy was effective in reducing pain and improving function in patients with CRPS. The study included 32 patients who were randomly assigned to receive either hypnotherapy or a control treatment. The patients in the hypnotherapy group received an average of four sessions, and the results showed that their pain was significantly reduced compared to the control group. Additionally, the hypnotherapy group reported improved function and a better quality of life.

Another study conducted on CRPS patients, found that hypnotherapy helped to improve patients' emotional well-being and reduced their pain. The study found that patients who had received hypnotherapy reported less pain, less anxiety, and less depression than those in the control group.

Hypnotherapy has been found to be a safe treatment option for CRPS patients, with no significant adverse effects reported. It is worth noting, however, that hypnotherapy is not a substitute for traditional medical treatment, and patients should continue to work with their healthcare provider to manage their condition.

In conclusion, hypnotherapy has been proven to be an effective treatment option for patients with CRPS. It can help to reduce pain and improve function, as well as emotional well-being. It is a safe treatment option and can be used in conjunction with traditional medical treatment

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