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Mentioned in 8 episodes

The Way Out

How to Overcome Toxic Polarization

Book • 2021

Peter T. Coleman

Mentioned by

Shankar Vedantam

Johannes Schulte

Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by

Eric Zimmer

as a book detailing

Yoni Ashar

's research on chronic pain.

Yoni Ashar on Neuroplastic Pain

Mentioned by

Ben Sternke

as a book he is committed to reading more of this year.

Christy Penley: What Do Emotions Have to Do With Spiritual Formation?

Mentioned by

Mark Bertolini

as a book that provided a therapy that helped him with chronic pain.

Pain, Healing, and the Power of the Mind with Mark T. Bertolini

Mentioned by

Alan Gordon

and

Alon Ziv

as their new book, offering a comprehensive system to overcome chronic pain with a focus on neuroplastic pain.

I’m Trying So Hard to Get Rid of My Pain, Why Isn’t It Working?

Mentioned by

Aziz Gazipura

in relation to the Boulder Back Pain Study of 2021, highlighting mind-body approaches to pain treatment.

2024 GREATS: 925: How to Stop People-Pleasing and Feeling Guilty with Dr. Aziz Gazipura

Mentioned by

Brad Fanestil

as a resource he used to further his understanding of the mind-body connection.

152: Dr. Brad Fanestil, MD: You Can Reverse Chronic Symptoms (Here’s How)

Mentioned by

Jamil Simon

as the subject of the podcast episode and author of the book.

Tired of polarization? Time to detox

Mentioned by

Rav Arora

when discussing the impact of vaccine mandates on his life and ability to travel.

Vaccine Injuries: Why Can’t We Be Honest? with Rav Arora

Recommended by

Eric Zimmer

as a book detailing a scientifically proven approach to healing chronic pain, particularly relevant to his mother's condition.

Hope for Healing Chronic Pain with Yoni Ashar

Mentioned by

Maya Shankar

as a revolutionary, scientifically proven approach to healing chronic pain.

A Novel Approach to Treating Chronic Pain

Describes a session with a patient named Janet who practiced these techniques.

The Pain Paradox: How Fear of Pain Creates More Pain

Mentioned by

Rebecca Buxton

in the context of her co-authored book on LGBTQ displacement.

THE ETHICS OF ASYLUM with Rebecca Buxton

Mentioned by

Shankar Vedantam

as Peter Coleman's book about overcoming toxic polarization.

US 2.0: Living With Our Differences

Erwähnt von

Johannes Schulte

im Zusammenhang mit einem Beispiel, das die Rolle von Angst bei chronischen Schmerzen verdeutlicht.

Die goldene Regel für die Genesung + Crashs um 90% reduzieren - möglich? # lk 10

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