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This Might Hurt
Three chronic pain patients enter a four-week ‘mind-body medicine’ program, run by a man named Dr. Howard Schubiner, that claims that their pain isn’t caused by anything physically wrong with their bodies, but from neural pathways in their brain.
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Three chronic pain patients enter a four-week ‘mind-body medicine’ program, run by a man named Dr. Howard Schubiner, that claims that their pain isn’t caused by anything physically wrong with their bodies, but from neural pathways in their brain.
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