Pain Relief Coaching | Beyond Chronic Pain: Presented by Rebecca Rengo

Coaching

Is it overwhelming to navigate the maze of medical care?
How do you know what options (ie medications, surgery, traditional medicine, complementary/alternative therapies) are right for you?
Are your relationships stressful?
Is it hard to keep going?
Do you feel guilty about your children?
Is it hard to plan because you never know how you will feel tomorrow?

If you answered “yes” to any of these or if you are facing other stressful issues that come with living with chronic health and/or pain conditions, there is help. Rebecca can guide you through the maze of medical care and other systems that you must conquer to be in charge of your life.

Learn how to make decisions that are right for you. Everyone has an opinion, but it’s your life. Learn how to analyze what is in your best interest, even if others disagree. Learn the dynamics of chronic health/pain conditions and the impact it can have on relationships. Whether you are a patient or a loved one/family member there are things you can do to make your relationships healthier, even when it’s an off day. Become in tune with your body, your mood and how to manage both, so that life is enjoyable and there is hope for the future.

Break the downward cycle of pain. Chronic pain can lead to depressed mood to decreased functioning to increased isolation and the spiral goes down and down. You can break it! Understand how with concrete steps tailored to your life situation. Look forward to stable days where you can make plans for tomorrow and the future.

It’s a phone call away.

To get started, purchase your package using the form below or, Contact Rebecca Rengo About Pain Relief Coaching.

“Working with Rebecca gave me hope. I was completely fascinated by the down-to-earth techniques that I could use right away. I was able to regain functioning and stay in my own home, thanks to Rebecca.”

Catherine Nolfo

“Rebecca is gifted at problem solving, extremely smart and one of the best people persons I have ever known. She gently guided me with concrete steps to improve my coping, decision making and self advocacy. I truly do not know how I would have survived without her.”

Margaret Winter