Pain Reprocessing Therapy Podcast
The Pain Reprocessing Therapy Podcast explores how pain reprocessing therapy can help people rewire the brain's response to chronic pain. Hosted by pain experts Daniella Deutsch and Paulina Soble, it features patient stories, practical tools, and expert insights. The show is designed for both patients and practitioners who want to understand and apply this approach to chronic pain relief.
Episodes
Listening to the People Who Got Better: New Research on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Recovery
For many people with ME/CFS, the message from the medical system has been consistent and discouraging: there is no cure, manage your symptoms, adjust your expectations.But what happens when researchers stop asking doctors what recovery looks like and start asking the people who actually recovered?In this episode, host Daniel Lyman talks with two researchers who did exactly that.Julie Harper strugg
You Don't Have to Learn to Live With It: Tinnitus, Sound Sensitivity, and the Neuroplastic Connection
For most people who experience tinnitus, hyperacusis, or misophonia, the message from the medical system has been some version of the same thing: there is no cure, learn to cope, this is just your life now.
Dr. Marcia Dewey has spent her career pushing back on that narrative, and in this episode she sits down with host Daniel Lyman to talk about why.
Dr. Dewey is an audiologist who founded the Tin
When the Illness Ends But the Body Doesn't Know It: A Real Chronic Fatigue Case
What does recovery from chronic fatigue actually look like inside a therapy room?
In this episode, host Daniel Lyman shares something rare: real recordings from real sessions. Over seven weeks, he worked with a client named Eric, whose chronic fatigue began after a bout of mono. The infection resolved. The exhaustion did not.
Across eight session clips, you won't hear a dramatic turning point or o
Three Cases, Two Experts, One Question: Is This Neuroplastic?
In this episode, Daniel Lyman is joined by two of the leading minds in mind-body medicine — Dr. Mark Lumley and Christie Uipi — for a candid, collaborative case discussion unlike anything we've done before.
Dr. Mark Lumley is a distinguished professor of psychology at Wayne State University, co-developer of Emotional Awareness and Expression Therapy (EAET), and one of the world's leading researche
When the Work Isn't Working: 5 Reasons You May Still Be Stuck
Episode Title: When the Work Isn't Working
Season 2, Episode 1
Welcome to Season 2 of the Pain Reprocessing Therapy Podcast. Daniel Lyman, LCSW — founding member of the Pain Psychology Center and Executive Director of the Mind Body Therapy Center — takes over as host this season, bringing a deep clinical background in neuroplastic symptoms and chronic pain recovery.
For the first episode, Daniel s
Building Hope and Belief
In this episode, we explore what happens when fatigue doesn’t just mean “tired”—it feels like your whole life has been taken away.Host John Gasienica sits down with Rachel, who developed severe post-viral chronic fatigue after a major COVID infection. Her symptoms—crushing exhaustion, brain fog, fear, and OCD spikes—left her doubting whether she’d ever get her life back. Together, John and Raelan
Thinking Less and Feeling Better
In this episode, we explore how “thinking less” and feeling safer in the present can quiet the nervous system and ease chronic symptoms. Dr. Becca Kennedy, a board-certified family medicine physician who treats neuroplastic conditions, joins John to unpack medical invalidation, loneliness in chronic pain, and why learning to access anger, compassion, and play can unlock recovery. You’ll also hear
Healing Trauma Without the Drama
In this episode of the PRT Podcast, host John Gasienica, LCSW, is joined by Dr. David Clarke, a board-certified physician in internal medicine and gastroenterology and co-founder of the Association for the Treatment of Neuroplastic Symptoms.John and Dr. Clarke discuss how trauma and adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) can shape chronic pain and stress, and why traditional tools don’t always work
The No BS Guide to Self-Compassion
Perfectionism, pressure, and the belief that we’re never “enough” are some of the most overlooked drivers of chronic pain and today’s episode digs deep into how to break that cycle.Therapist John Gasienica and special guest Vanessa Blackstone explore the emotional patterns behind nervous system dysregulation through the story of Jaycie, a nurse and mom dealing with chronic pain and burnout. They u
Why Hasn't Journaling Healed Me Yet?
In this episode, we continue our deep dive with Daniel Lyman as we analyze a session with June, a filmmaker who’s made major strides in her chronic pain recovery but finds herself stuck. Together, we unpack the fear, anger, and sadness that have been underlying her migraines—and how reframing these emotions as protective allies can create powerful breakthroughs.Daniel shares insights from his OCD
Ask a Doctor: Is My Pain Neuroplastic? PT. 2
This is part two of our experimental two-part series following David, a patient living with chronic foot pain. In Episode 4, David received a neuroplastic pain diagnosis. In Episode 5, we go a step further—showing what happens when that diagnosis is explored through therapy.What you’ll hear in this episode:– A live, unscripted therapy session combining Pain Reprocessing Therapy (PRT), somatic trac
Ask a Doctor: Is My Pain Neuroplastic?
This special episode captures part one of an innovative two-part series, following a patient's full neuroplastic pain journey — from diagnosis to treatment.What you'll hear in this episode:– A live neuroplastic pain assessment from Dr. Matt McClanahan, DO– Discussion of "FIT criteria" (Functional, Inconsistent, Triggered symptoms)– The impact of trauma and historical context on pain– David’s candi
How to Stop Fixating on Pain
Rumination—constantly monitoring symptoms, worrying about pain, and overanalyzing every sensation—can make chronic pain worse by keeping the nervous system in a state of high alert. In this episode, therapist John Gasienica works with Leslie, a new mom struggling with chronic pelvic pain and obsessive symptom fixation. Alongside expert therapist Callie Klebanoff, they break down the Pain Reproces
Emotions: Do They Matter Anyway?
This episode of the PRT podcast, hosted by John Gasienica, focuses on identifying and addressing hidden emotions that hinder recovery from chronic conditions. Special guest Christie Uipi, an expert clinician and founder of the Better Mind Center, joins John to discuss the importance of emotional awareness in pain reprocessing therapy. The episode features a live session with Ben, a patient who exp
Calming the Nervous System: Methods for Getting Unstuck
In this episode, we dive into Pain Reprocessing Therapy (PRT) and how it helps break the cycle of chronic pain. Anna, a patient who has struggled with chronic pain for years, shares her experience of healing through techniques such as somatic tracking, emotional awareness, and gratitude exercises.John Gasienica and Daniella Deutsch explain how PRT works by rewiring the brain’s response to pain, al
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