69 episodes
Like Mind, Like Body Curable: The program for chronic pain recovery
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- Health & Fitness
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4.8 • 616 Ratings
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Struggling with chronic pain? Listen in to learn about the amazing ways our thoughts, feelings, and experiences can impact our physical health and perpetuate symptoms. On each episode, we interview physicians, researchers, and ordinary people who have incredible stories to tell about the power of the mindbody connection. This podcast is a free resource brought to you by Curable: the #1 app for chronic pain self care.
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Solving the Personality Puzzle (Callie Klebanoff, LCSW)
People pleasing, perfectionism, worrying, oh my! In this episode of the Like Mind, Like Body podcast, returning guest Callie Klebanoff, LCSW, is back to unpack the complex interplay between personality traits and pain. Prepare to explore how our experiences shape our habits, how our habits shape our personality traits, and most importantly, how to apply this knowledge to reduce your chronic symptoms.
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"Hot Takes" on Healing (Bernice Hurtado, LCSW)
Join Like Mind, Like Body host, Christie Uipi, LCSW, and special guest, Bernice Hurtado, LCSW, as they challenge common mindbody recovery tools and share practical, applicable strategies for seeing success with these techniques in the real world. Tune in to hear helpful “hot takes” on breath work, cultivating safety, meditation, success stories, journaling, and more.
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Treating the Brain and the Body (Charlie Merrill, MSPT)
Charlie Merrill, MSPT, helps clients heal by combining traditional, hands-on, manual physical therapy with the mindbody, biopsychosocial approach. Tune in to hear what he’s learned from years of treating a wide variety of patients, including some of the best athletes in the world, and how these learnings can help you on your journey.
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Making Friends With Your Fears and Your Feelings (Daniel Lyman, LCSW, MPA)
Do you find yourself stuck in a loop of obsessive thoughts about pain? You are not alone, and Daniel Lyman, LCSW, has just the techniques to help you through it.
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Recharge, Reframe, Reclaim: The Role of Race in Pain (Benita Jackson, PhD, MPH)
Race, rest, recharging, and revitalizing: this episode covers it all. Join Christie Uipi, Founder of the Better Mind Center, and Benita Jackson, PhD, MPH, for a wide-ranging conversation about the next wave of chronic pain research.
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Why It’s Okay to Be Skeptical About Healing (Lilia Graue, MD, LMFT)
When it comes to healing, do you need to believe that there is only one “right path” for you? Dr. Lilia Graue doesn’t think so. In this episode, she shares her take on how skepticism and uncertainty can be welcomed in as a natural part of the healing journey. This episode is hosted by Christie Uipi, LCSW, Executive Director of the Better Mind Center.
Customer Reviews
Life changing
The podcast and app were life-changing for me.
Hit takes on healing
I thought your latest episode hot takes on healing was the most useful information I’ve gotten since reading the way out two years ago. Being someone that tries to follow instructions to the letter when the outcome is very important to me, (like getting rid of pain( the “baby steps”, and the building up to somatic tracking, journaling, and outcome independence wasn’t something that was inherently obvious to me. I strongly believe that they should be included in the initial information provided.
Also what you were saying about measuring recovery and how we compare ourselves to the recovery stories: I understand why it’s helpful for people that are first encountering this material to see recovery stories that happen quickly. Who wants to be introduced to material and hear, ”Well, if you try for four years, you’ll eventually be out of pain!” But I think it’s important to have one or two recovery stories from people that take a couple years or a few years to get out of pain to normalize that situation too.
Fantastic podcast series- very impactful
Good content but new host is kind of annoying
Lots of laughter for a subject that is pretty serious and depressing. It can seem somewhat insensitive and not super professional. I loved the previois host!