Dr. Robert “Bob” Wright, Jr. Discusses Dissolving Chronic Pain With Open Focus When You Have An Addiction
Podcast Episode 097 Release Date: January 20, 2017
On this podcast Dr. Bob, the Stress Relief Doctor, shares information on how you can reduce your chronic pain when you have an addiction so that you can stay on track with your recovery. Dr. Bob provides hope if you are suffering from chronic pain even if you don’t have an addiction. Recent surveys and federal statistics show that over 100 million Americans suffer from some form of chronic pain. That means that 3 out of 10 American are dealing with chronic pain. A report by Global Industry Analysts, Inc. in 2011 concluded that over 1.5 Billion people worldwide suffer chronic pain. If you have a dual diagnosis of chronic pain and addiction, then it’s critical for you to get a handle on your pain in order to increase your chances of achieving or maintaining recovery. On this show, Dr. Bob shares an Open Focus exercise that helps you dissolve your chronic pain so that you can begin to experience relief. Importantly, when listening to this podcast, you should never engage in any activity which requires your full attention such as driving a car or truck or operating equipment since it may make you drowsy. The information delivered during this show is educational in nature and not meant to serve as any form of therapy or medical advice. You should always consult your medical practitioner before beginning any new practice. I invite you to contact me with your questions or to schedule a free consultation. Email me at Dr.Bob@StressFreeNow or visit my website to learn more at www.StressFreeNow.info
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Dr. Les Fehmi and Susan Shor-Fehmi, LCSW, Explain How Open Focus™ Helps You Dissolve Your Stress, Anxiety, Grief and Chronic Pain
Podcast Episode 063 Release Date: May 27, 2016
On this podcast biofeedback and neurofeedback pioneer Dr. Les Fehmi and Susan Shor-Fehmi, LCSW, give you an opportunity to start off your holiday weekend right by showing you how you can easily learn to dissolve your chronic pain, anxiety, stress and grief by using Open Focus
. Dr. Fehmi is Director of the Princeton Biofeedback Centre in Princeton, New Jersey and author of the best-selling books The Open-Focus Brain and Dissolving Pain. He is a founding member of the Biofeedback Society of America (now AAPB). For over thirty years he has conducted research and practiced clinically in the area of attention and EEG biofeedback, helping clients get superior stress relief results. Susan Shor-Fehmi, LCSW, Executive Director of the Princeton Biofeedback Centre, has taught Open Focus and neurofeedback for over twenty years, specializing in multi-channel, phase-synchrony, brain wave training. Susan has long been interested in the integration of neurofeedback, attention training, and psychodynamic psychotherapy and how to use these techniques to achieve beneficial clinical solutions for clients. To learn more about Dr. Les Fehmi and Susan Shor-Fehmi, LCSW and how neurofeedback and Open Focus can improve your life, visit their website: www.OpenFocus.com or you can call them at the Princeton Biofeedback Centre at 609-924-0782.
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