Dr James Alexander, PhD- author of
'THE HIDDEN PSYCHOLOGY OF PAIN'
'GETTING THE Z's YOU WANT'
'TENDRILS OF TRAUMA'
'THE HIDDEN PSYCHOLOGY OF PAIN'

Pharmacogenomics
EFT

One of the initial claims in 'The Hidden Psychology of Pain' is that the propositions being put forward throughout the book can be supported by current scientific research. Examples of such research, and other items of interest, are offered below.
- medical drugs & Alzheimers
- antipsychotic drugs for young people
- is CBT psychology's best offering?
- inadequate medical training re pain
- best medical practice for chronic pain
- relationship b/n depression & trauma
- psychological treatment of depression
- excercise good for fibromyalgia pain
- Kava treatment of anxiety
- pain causing bacteria?
- power of the nocebo effect
- the drugging of childhood
- medical education getting it right
- can medical research join the dots?
- overdiagnosis of depression
- ecstacy a treatment for PTSD?
- is being human now a disorder?
- what to do with repressed distress?
- new variants of CBT?
- psychogenic conditions
- chronic pain begins in the head
- childhood anguish and chronic pain
- whiplash really a physical disorder?
- why so many military suicides?
- beliefs about illnesses more important
- structural pathology & chronic pain
- what to do with negative thoughts?
- can CBT help with chronic pain?
- long term pain reduct & psychology

NEW BOOK
Tendrils of Trauma
-an 'insiders' report on the experience of trauma
which resulted from a serious car accident.This book is a personal memoir of the ongoing ramifications
of trauma across an adult life, both positive and negative, and is
interspersed with what science currently tells us about both the impacts
of trauma and the factors essential to recovery. It is a must read for
anyone carrying significant trauma, and those who care about them. As a
case study, professionals will also find a rich resource in their goal
of assisting traumatised people.
Available via Amazon.com (ensure that you search Amazon in your part of the world, eg. Amazon.com Australia)
brief video intro to the book (click here)

Is chronic pain a problem in your life? Have all the usual therapies failed to help you? Are you open to the role of psychology in contributing to and maintaining chronic pain? If so, there is a way forward. Click on the box below and read on.
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