Over 116 million Americans suffer from chronic pain, and 50 million are partially or completely disabled. Discover the science behind reversing chronic pain and disability.

Brain injuries are a major health problem in the U.S., and often called a silent epidemic. They can occur when there is a violent blow or severe jolt to the head. It can happen from a penetrating injury, playing a sport or at the workplace.

First responders are at the frontlines of any incident or disaster, and frontline healthcare workers often having to make agonizing decisions in unpredictable environments are at a higher risk for developing PTSD.

People who manage their chronic pain with opioid therapy need to be especially careful as opioids have the potential to suppress the immune system, increasing the risk of getting infections like the SARS-CoV-2 virus.

The interplay between chronic pain and prescription drug dependence and abuse is complex. Successful functional restoration requires an appreciation and understanding of the dynamics contributing to both.

Chronic Pain, PTSD and Brain Injuries are each epidemics in their own right. This video provides a detailed overview of evidence-based best practices in the treatment of these syndromes.