The suffering of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS), formerly Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD), is very real. However, all pain is produced by your nervous system and brain, and knowing this is the key to your recovery. Since movement creates pain, you must first desensitize your tissues by exercising your brain. Simply put, the more you know about pain, the better off you'll be. This patient book, written in easily digestible language, explains how pain works and details a series of mental exercises that will prepare you for physical movement of painful body parts. Written by physical therapist and neuroscience researcher Adriaan Louw, along with co-authors Colleen Louw and Kory Zimney. Illustrated. Spiral-bound softcover; 82 pages.

Why Are My Nerves So Sensitive?: Neuroscience Education for Patients with CRPS or RSD

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Why Are My Nerves So Sensitive?: Neuroscience Education for Patients with CRPS or RSD