PAIN MANAGEMENT

Many people are suffering from persistent, or chronic pain, and are looking for an effective way to find relief from pain. When we are talking about persistent pain, we mean the type of pain that sticks around after a period of 3 to 6 months or longer. Often there is not a clear answer to why the pain is still there, and often investigations in what is going on, are not giving any clear answers. 

There are so many treatment options out there that it is sometimes difficult to see the wood for the trees. What works for one person does not necessarily works for everyone, and this can be difficult and frustrating if you are trying to figure out what can be useful for managing your pain.  

Structural Integration (SI) is one of these options and can be useful for managing persistent pain. It is an alternative therapy and can be used alongside more conventional treatment options. As part of my Pain Management studies, I have created an evidence-based information resource on Structural Integration for Persistent pain. Aiming to provide you with the information needed to decide if this is the right way forward for you.

Further down on this page you will be able to read the PDF or download this information, if you would like a printed version, please email me at marjo@structuralbalance.co.nz.