Pain (& Symptom) Reprocessing Therapy (PRT) is a mind-body educational approach that helps clients retrain how the brain responds to discomfort.
Pain (& Symptom) Reprocessing Therapy (PRT) is a mind-body educational approach that helps retrain how the brain and body respond to persistent physical symptoms. It is based on the understanding that many ongoing patterns of discomfort are driven by learned neural pathways—not permanent structural damage in the body.
This mind-body educational approach supports individuals experiencing persistent physical symptoms that may be influenced by stress, emotional patterns, or learned neural responses. Many clients report experiencing profound and lasting shifts—often describing a sense of freedom from patterns of discomfort—as they integrate these tools into their daily lives
This process, developed by Dr. Howard Schubiner, MD, helps retrain the brain’s response to signals from the body, gently shifting unhelpful subconscious patterns. Many clients share that as these shifts occur, they’re able to live with a sense of lightness, comfort, and physical freedom they never thought possible.
Pain and Symptom Processing and nervous system–based approaches are intended for educational and supportive purposes only and are not a substitute for medical diagnosis, treatment, or care. Clients must have all structural, pathological, infectious, autoimmune, and life-threatening medical conditions properly evaluated and ruled out by a qualified medical provider before engaging in this work. I am not a medical doctor, and I do not diagnose, prescribe, or treat medical disease. Participation in these services does not replace the care of a licensed physician or other healthcare professional. Always seek the advice of your medical provider regarding any medical condition or treatment decisions.
