Is there a one size fits all approach to pain and trauma?

Is there a one size fits all approach to pain and trauma?

Jul 23, 2019 - Craniosacral Therapy

– So one of the things that really bugs me in the treatment

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of any sort of trauma, emotional disfunction,

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even things like anxiety and depression,

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which are really rampant in our society today,

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is this one size fits all approach.

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So you’ll notice at Wellness Embodied,

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we offer a lot of different services,

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we have physio massage, craniosacral, we do bioceuticals,

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which are practitioner-grade nutritional products.

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We sell DoTERRA, we sell supports, and so on.

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And I will be the first person to say

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that we don’t have everything for everybody.

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And, you know, I don’t wanna be everything to everyone.

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So, we’ve got a really good referral partners book.

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And we liaise with a lot of really awesome people

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within the Cairns region.

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We’re really happy to refer people on.

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And for me, and for the team, it’s really about getting

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that best quality of life care.

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So, health and wellbeing comes from a number

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of different facets.

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So you’ve got your emotional wellbeing, spiritual wellbeing,

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your physical wellbeing, your nutritional wellbeing.

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You know, the quality of your relationships,

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the quality of your workplace,

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the quality of your environment.

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And, I just really find that quite condescending,

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and, you know, misleading, and ultimately dangerous,

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when you’ve got people running around with this whole,

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oh okay, well you know, I’ve got an oil for that.

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Or, this tablet worked for this person,

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why is it not working for you?

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What we tend to find,

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as, I guess, really integrative and holistic practitioners,

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is there’s such a multi-faceted approach

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to treating chronic pain.

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And to treating the pain that arises

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from emotional trauma, or the pain that arises

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from, like, significant complex injuries, and tissue trauma.

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And, you know, I am a huge advocate for what we do.

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And, I’m a huge advocate for the products that we sell.

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I’m a huge advocate for the people around me

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that are in my referral network.

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And you know, for anybody who’s offering

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really, really good client care.

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And so this one size fits all approach,

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I just think it’s really misleading,

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and really quite upsetting for clients,

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and for society as a whole.

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I guess, living, being within the medical model,

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having our degrees, our AHPRA registration,

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and constantly learning, and constantly educating ourselves,

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really, shows us, within Wellness Embodied,

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what we also don’t know, as well.

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And, I’ll be the first person to admit

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that what we do doesn’t work for everybody.

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But luckily, for our clients, it works amazingly well.

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And that’s really cool, but you know,

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it’s part of that whole person approach.

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So, we love to get people in who have complex issues,

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and case manage them, and get them back to full health.

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And a lot of that case management

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also involves, you know, liaising with the GPs,

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liaising with psychologists,

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liaising with exercise physiologists,

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and really just getting the absolute best treatment journey

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for our clients that we possibly can.

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