Matt was working at an "11 out of 10 level" when his arms became too painful to function. Top medical experts were unable to help. For two years his condition became steadily worse. Then he found the neuroplastic approach.

Samantha was "in hell" for 20 years with symptoms in her bladder and many other locations.  Then she learned that even people who express their emotions freely can have other emotions that are repressed. Her symptoms finally began to improve.

After 'successful' knee surgery, Tai's leg became painful and stopped working. Even four hours of daily physical therapy was not helping. Then one day as she walked painfully on a treadmill, a physical therapist turned up the pace to running speed. To her surprise she was able to run without pain.

Few people manage stress and fear better than a Royal Marine. So are they immune to neuroplastic symptoms? What happens if they are not?

Gemma had a successful business career and two children but then suffered neuroplastic back pain AND later an extensive rash. How did she find relief?

Isabelle suffered numerous symptoms for well over 30 years. Then she found the insights that changed everything.

Ellen's shame and anger led to 25 years of neuroplastic symptoms. But how could that happen when she grew up with caring parents who focused on her well-being?

Sarah was running marathons AND attending graduate school when she first developed neuroplastic symptoms. Her long journey to healing has enabled her to teach about this condition to her Occupational Therapy students.

Rob had so many symptoms moving to so many locations that were so baffling to his doctors that he brought his Will up to date and prepared for lifelong disability. Then a friend recommended a new approach.

Raelan's life was regressing toward death in a path she knew tragically well. Then she made a different choice.

Dr Hollander's pain and disability grew worse for eight years until she was forced to quit work. Then she found the neuroplastic approach and had an "Aha moment" that transformed her medical practice, her pain, and her life.

Laura’s many symptoms embarrassed her. She was reluctant to discuss them even with her doctor. They became so severe that she developed an addiction to prescribed medications
and was thinking about ending her life. Relief began with a dance.

At age 25, just as Alex was recovering from anxiety and panic attacks, she developed a migraine that never stopped. Relief came when she gave herself permission to feel emotions, and to begin replacing her perfectionism and self-criticism with compassion.

Alisha’s boundless energy crashed into constant fatigue, palpitations, anxiety, digestive problems, and skin issues. Was it triggered by moving in with her partner or was that a coincidence? Or was it connected to being severely bullied as a teenager?

Hilde has had physical symptoms for 25 years, adversity during childhood, stressful personality traits, and a kind and supportive boyfriend. Understanding how these are connected are the foundation for her healing.

Anna suffered abdominal pain and other symptoms for eight years. She recovered by learning the source of her condition and by making key changes in her life.

Karen recovered from over three decades of migraine and more. She is an ICF-certified coach specializing in chronic pain recovery, particularly migraine. She has trained with experts in neuroplastic recovery therapies and founded Migraine Oasis.

Ben's story reveals how chronic symptoms can be linked to an unrecognized deep emotional root. Once he discovered neuroplastic recovery therapies, everything changed. Healing was not just physical—it meant understanding how much he had overcome. 

In this episode, Dr. David Clarke interviews Jeannie, a chronic pain and stress coach, about her decades-long struggle with neuroplastic symptoms. Embracing the mind-body connection led to significant improvements in her health.

Narinder shares her journey from chronic pain to healing through neuroplastic recovery therapies. She emphasizes the role of evidence-based healing in recovery.

See how Scotty Stiles recovered from 15 years of debilitating symptoms that had deep roots in his early life.

Bailey’s back pain stayed with her for five relentless years. She shares the emotional and physical toll of living with chronic pain—until one treatment changed everything.

Rebecca endured years of debilitating neuroplastic symptoms, from gut issues to shoulder pain. She uncovered the role of childhood stress and suppressed emotions—and found lasting relief.

Aoife was a medical mystery starting at age four or five and continuing into her teens, twenties, and thirties. Here, she explains how she found complete relief.