[Part 3] What is CRPS: The Truth About it’s Neurobiology and Effective Treatments

Last but not least, this video is the final part of a three part series on CRPS (complex regional pain syndrome).

Friends, there is a difference between managing symptoms and pain, vs. actually treating the underlying cause of the pain.

In this video, I'm going to share 10 new tools you can add to your CRPS Pain Care Tool Box, that will help you go beyond just managing pain, so that you can eventually rely less on pain management approaches learn to rely on yourself to get long lasting pain relief.

Watch PART 1 here:    • [PART 1] What is CRPS: The Truth About it’...  
Watch PART 2 here:    • [PART 2] What is CRPS: The Truth About it’...  

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Taylor et al, 2021, 'Complex Regional Pain Syndrome: A Comprehensive Review'
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