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When you decide to use drug-free treatments, you're expected to know which treatments are the best for your particular condition!When you are unwell and in pain, and your GP diagnosis what is wrong with you, you are not expected to know which is the best treatment for that specific complaint.

 

Yet, when you decide to use alternative, drug-free treatments, this is precisely what you are expected to do.  You might end up spending a lot of time and money trying different therapies you’ve heard from friends, on the news, magazines or the Internet until you find something that works (if it works).

I am changing this.

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“If I hadn’t experienced it myself, I wouldn’t have believed it!”

Dr  Banerjee (GP)

(on the effects of Dynamic Release)
British Holistic Medical Association
Scottish Massage Therapists Association
General Council for Massage Therapies
International Association for the Study of Pain

KEY DEVELOPMENTS

NICE (National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence) now recommends that people with lower back pain should be prescribed a course of acupuncture, exercise classes or some form of manual therapy or massage if their symptoms persist for six weeks or more. Patients with chronic back pain should be offered a choice of complementary therapies on the NHS.

Find the full NICE  guidelines HERE

We have launched a campaign promoting equal rights to access drug-free pain management for all pain sufferers, as pain management is a human right.

Previous patients and supporters are getting together to form and run a pain management and treatment charity in order to take control of their own pain management.  

For more details or to give your support, please visit www.intlifepain.org , our Facebook group and the campaign.

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We support Citizens for a World Free From Chronic Pain (CWFCP)  
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We support  IASP’s Global Year Against Musculoskeletal Pain
Oct 2009 - Oct 2010
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We support the NEW PAIN MANIFESTO launched by the Chronic Pain Policy Coalition.
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The results I have witnessed have been nothing short of phenomenal
 Rona Agnew (nurse)
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HEADLINES
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-   The Trustees of The Prince’s Foundation for Integrated Health have decided to close the charity.
    To read their statement click HERE
-   Simvastatin (Zocor - Merck): FDA notifies increased
   risk of muscle injury
-   The International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) has launched the new campaing 2009–2010 Global Year Against Musculoskeletal Pain
 

There are over 400 known causes of back pain, for example, ranging from medical conditions affecting organs (such as kidneys and the liver), bones, emotions (eg stress, depression), muscles and so on.  Some of those conditions require immediate and urgent attention.  This is why it is important to work with your GP or a health professional qualified in making diagnosis.  And this is part of the reason why the integrative model works so well.
My colleagues and I understand the burden chronic pain causes. Not only does it take over physically, but it has psychological and social effects too. This is why we target both the pain and your well being as a whole (employing what is called a biopsychosocial approach)  - in an integrated way - preferably in partnership with your GP.

 * Good health is not just the absence of disease. We adopt the World Health Organisation’s definition of health (“health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being”) as adopted by the International Health Conference, New York, 19-22 June, 1946.
Intlife  aim to fill gaps currently existent in the NHS, taking a logical approach to pain management and true health*.
International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP); Scottish Massage Therapists Association (SNTO),  European Therapy Studies Institute (ETSI), British Holistic Medical Association (BHMA); General Council for Massage Therapies (GCMT)
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No single pain treatment is completely effective. No two people are exactly the same.
Therapists are not all the same even if they have the same training.  Pain affects different people in different ways.  Different treatments affect different people in different ways.
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One of the most important health conferences in recent times Glasgow, 21st/August/2010. Click HERE for further information.

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