​Books:

• The Way Out – Alan Gordon (Founder of PRT)

• Unlearn Your Pain – Dr. Howard Schubiner

• The Mindbody Prescription – Dr. John Sarno

• The Body Keeps the Score – Bessel van der Kolk

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Podcasts & Videos:

• Podcast: Tell Me About Your Pain – Alan Gordon & Alon Ziv

• Podcast: The Cure for Chronic Pain – Nicole Sachs

• YouTube: PRT and neuroplastic pain recovery stories

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Evidence Based Therapy:

Dr Howard Schubiner, founder of Mind-Body Medicine Center explains PRT’s treatment for chronic pain in this link:
The brain creates pain and how to reverse chronic pain

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The Boulder Back Pain Study (University of Boulder, Colorado) – published in October of 2021 in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), Psychiatry. It was the first published example of positively – even in participants who had suffered for decades. The researchers – neuroscientists, doctors, and psychiatrists – in this incredibly successful study only used one intervention with the participants.

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Leading pain scientist Professor Lorimer Moseley explains the science behind 'Explain Pain' - and the good news for chronic pain sufferers. With fascinating examples and the latest research Lorimer explains how science is showing there are alternatives to drugs for many sufferers - and how it can be done

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Chronic Pain: A New Perspective TED talk. Physiotherapist Georgie Oldfield MCSP explains, using personal experiences as well as observations of her patients why, the more experience she gained from treating chronic pain, the more baffled she became. Using findings from a growing evidence base Georgie demonstrates how she was able to gain clarity and why it is often possible to improve the chance of actual recovery from chronic pain, rather than just having to ‘manage’ the pain

 

The best ways to heal chronic pain and trauma without medication. Dr Howard Schubiner sharing with Dr Rangan Chatterjee Feel Better Live More Podcast

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Retrain your brain: is it the cure for back pain? Recent research suggests the key to chronic back pain is not drugs (Times of London)

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Chronic pain is surprisingly treatable – when patients focus on the brain. An unexpected therapy shows results (Washington Post)