Chronic Pain: Learning To Heal Through A Personal Journey: Heal Body Naturally
- ISBN-10
- ISBN-13
- 9798730140264
- Series
- Chronic Pain
- Pages
- 42
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2021-03-29
- Author
- Antoine Kulbeth
Description
It is sure that chronic pain is one of the most unpleasant things when it comes to us. It has lingered for a long time and the worst is for the whole life. That's the reason why is so important to learn healing through chronic pain and you may find useful information in this book In this instructive and insightful memoir, the author combines her background as a physical therapist with her personal story of healing through debilitating pelvic pain to provide concrete advice, hope, and inspiration to those who are suffering. The author starts as a skeptical scientific-type, and readers accompany her as she works to heal and gradually discovers the body-mind-spirit connection. The book bridges the gap between traditional and more holistic perceptions of health. It also clearly demonstrates how suffering can become a catalyst for personal transformation.
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