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SCP Podcast Mini Series, Episode 44: Pai...

Perry Nickelston: Stop Chasing Pain
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In this mini podcast show Dr. Perry discusses the idea of SIMs and DIMs from Lorimer Moseley. Safety In Me or Danger In Me thinking processes whichh change pain. Pain is an output signal from the body not an input signal from the tissues. 

Learn how self talk can help you heal or hinder your progress.

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