78. Breaking free of DOUBT and claiming your POWER to recover from symptoms: Interview w/ Dan Ratner
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What if the reason you haven't recovered yet is because you don't know how to work with your doubts? Or maybe you've mastered doubts and are still plateaued- what then? Find out the answers to those questions in this conversation for anyone with PPPD, MdDS, vestibular migraine, other medically-unexplained chronic dizziness, and other non-dizziness symptoms like pain, hyperacusis, chronic fatigue and tinnitus.
Dr. Dan Ratner, PsyD is a psychologist specializing in the treatment of neural circuit pain (also known as neuroplastic pain) and other related symptoms. He has successfully treated hundreds of clients using a structured recovery process with a clear focus on different forms of doubt. In this interview, Dan explains his methodology, how various mind-body symptoms are interconnected, and why there is hope for recovery from all of them. He also shares his personal testimony, discussing his own experience with eight years of chronic back pain and what ultimately helped him heal.
Resources:
- Crushing Doubt: An Advanced System for Mind-Body Pain and Symptom Relief" by Dan Ratner: https://www.crushingdoubt.com/crushin...
- Dan's YouTube Channel: / crushingdoubt
- Dan's Website: https://www.crushingdoubt.com
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