Your Body Isn't Broken

LIVE WORKSHOP

Understanding Neuroplastic Pain & Mind-Body Symptoms

Wednesday, May 20th

7:00 pm - 8:00pm ET

Your body has been trying to help you.

It might not feel that way, especially if you've been living with pain, exhaustion, or symptoms that just won't quit. But what if the problem wasn't damage? What if it was a pattern your nervous system learned?

Join me for a free one-hour workshop and start to see your body differently.

IN THIS FREE WORKSHOP

You'll leave with a new way of looking at your body. We'll touch on...

How the fear-pain cycle works and why it keeps people stuck

What it means when the nervous system gets "locked" in protection mode

How the brain makes predictions that create real physical sensations

An introduction to Pain Reprocessing Therapy (PRT)

The role your emotions and lived experience play in what you feel in your body

Join us as we explore how the nervous system can become “stuck” in these protective loops, and how it can also begin to shift.

This workshop is open to everyone.

You're welcome if you're living with chronic pain or symptoms that haven't fully responded to treatment.
You're welcome if you're a therapist, healer, or provider who works with people like this.
And you're welcome if you're just curious and something here is pulling at you.

You don't have to have a diagnosis. You don't have to be "bad enough." You just have to be curious.

MEET YOUR HOST

Jodi Silverman, LCSW

Founder of TheraChi Healing, Psychotherapist and Nervous System Practitioner

Jodi Silverman is a licensed clinical social worker, Reiki Master/Teacher, and the founder of TheraChi Healing. She's spent over 30 years working with individuals, couples, and fellow clinicians navigating trauma, relational wounds, chronic pain, and nervous system overwhelm.

She created this workshop because she keeps meeting people who are trying really hard to feel better and still feel stuck. Not because they're doing anything wrong. Because no one ever explained what their nervous system is actually doing or what it actually needs.