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What can Fibromyalgia tell us about pain?

What can Fibromyalgia teach us about pain? It tells us that you don’t need physical trauma to experience pain, and as such pain is not about the damage incurred physically, but that PAIN is the signal that tells us: ‘Pay Attention, I Need’. And so, when we understand this about pain, we can have hope for how we healing from a condition or illness that leads to our experience of pain. Hi there and thanks for watching this video and visiting this YouTube channel. I'm Rodger Duckworth and for the past 30-years, I've been helping people on the edge of losing hope due to their complex health, illness and conditions to manage and overcome their conditions. My journey has been underpinned by my lived experience of complex illness and near death, and taking me on a journey of exploration and understanding from traditional healthcare working in the NHS, to the realisation that we need more than traditional thinking, to be able to understand the root cause of our complex health conditions, recover from them, and live the life we deserve. Over my 30-years I've trained in Physiotherapy, trauma work, EMDR, Somatic therapies, Myofascial therapies, NeuroAffective Touch and many more therpies to develop a toolkit for helping people manage and overcome their illness and condition, and I want to share what I've learnt, and experienced, with you. I hope these videos give you hope in your body's ability not just to get, day by day, but to manage, heal and recover. My practice, The Grange - Centre for Trauma and Complex Health, and RD Physiotherapy is the leading physiotherapy and complex health practice in Wokingham. If you live in the Wokingham, UK area, if you need a little helping hand or two, our practice is always open to help. You can find out more on our social channels: Facebook:   / rodgerduckworthphysiotherapy   Instagram:   / rodgerduckworthphysio   Linkedin:   / rodgerduckworth   Website: https://www.thegrangehealth.com Thanks again for engaging - don't forget to hit the like and subscribe buttons to be notified when the next video is released.