Managing Chronic Pain with CBT and Mindfulness
audiobook (Unabridged) ∣ Proven Strategies to Quiet the Mind, Soothe the Body, and Regain Control
By Betiana Holmes
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Managing Chronic Pain with CBT and Mindfulness: Proven Strategies to Quiet the Mind, Soothe the Body, and Regain Control is not about wishful thinking or miracle cures. It's about proven, real-world strategies that help you reduce pain's grip on your life—by changing the way your mind and body respond to it.
If you've ever caught yourself spiraling into thoughts like, "This will never get better" or "I can't handle this anymore," you already know how much pain can mess with your head. It's not just the physical discomfort—it's the stress, the anxiety, the exhaustion from feeling like every little thing is harder than it should be. And that's where Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and mindfulness come in.
This book gives you a step-by-step approach to:
Recognizing and dismantling pain-related fear cycles—so you stop letting worst-case scenarios run your life.
Breaking free from avoidance behaviors—because dodging movement or activities only fuels more stiffness, weakness, and distress.
Reframing negative thoughts—learning to challenge catastrophic beliefs and replace them with balanced, rational perspectives.
Using mindfulness to interrupt the mental tension that magnifies pain—so you stop reacting to every twinge as a crisis.
Developing a sustainable, long-term plan for managing flare-ups without panic—because setbacks don't have to mean starting over.
Real People, Real Relief
This book isn't just theory. You'll meet people who've been exactly where you are—trapped in frustration, convinced that nothing would help—until they applied CBT and mindfulness to their daily lives.