• 16: Things to Remember When Trying to Communicate About Your Pain & Injury: Self Advocacy, Empathy and Individual Responsibility

  • Jan 16 2023
  • Length: 40 mins
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16: Things to Remember When Trying to Communicate About Your Pain & Injury: Self Advocacy, Empathy and Individual Responsibility

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  • One of the most challenging aspects of navigating chronic pain and injury recovery is communicating with people and loved ones about it and its true impact on our life. It is very easy to quickly feel dismissed, misunderstood and overlooked. There's a much deeper conversation about this that includes many different aspects to consider. This is what today's episode is all about! Buckle up! Sharing insight from my own personal story and from the experiences of of clients.

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