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Changing
Pain
Medicine.

Most medical treatments for chronic pain fail. That’s because pain isn't purely physical – it's also emotional. This means tageting the brain in addition to the body.

Supporting people with pain means bridging the gap between medicine + psychology.

Dr. Rachel Zoffness on a podcast

Meet Dr. Zoffness

Dr. Rachel Zoffness is a pain scientist, pain psychologist, international speaker, author, and thought-leader in pain medicine. She's an Assistant Clinical Professor at the UCSF School of Medicine, lectures at Stanford, and is a Mayday Fellow. Her work challenges medical myths, showing that pain is treatable when we address the whole person instead of just a body part. Her podcast episodes on The Ezra Klein Show, Ologies (Dolorology), The Jordan Harbinger Show, and PBS's Kelly Corrigan are viral sensations with more than 8 million views and downloads. Her new book, Tell Me Where It Hurts, is being translated to 25 languages.

Hardcover copy of "Tell Me Where it Hurts"
"A must read."
- Anna Lembke MD
Professor, Stanford University, New York Times bestselling author of Dopamine Nation

Appearances

Pain ReframedIntegrative Pain Science InstituteJordan Harbinger PodcastZDogg Podcast
Pain Reframed

Work with Dr. Zoffness

Consultation

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Guidance and resources for healthcare providers, institutions, and aspiring writers.

Online Workshops

Get support
MasterClasses for anyone who has ever been curious about the science of healing.

Career Coaching

Level up
Professional development for change-makers ready to make an impact.

Speaking

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Book Dr. Z for a conference, lecture, training, author talk.
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Treatment

For anyone and everyone living with pain.
People with Pain
For children and adults living with medical conditions, chronic illness, and/or pain, with a special focus on tweens and teens:
○ Consultation
○ Resources
○ Pain Management Workbook
○ Workbook for Teens
○ Tell Me Where it Hurts
HealthCare Providers
For physicians, physical and occupational therapists, psychologists, nurses, social workers, and all other healthcare providers:
Instutitions
For hospitals, clinics, universities, and medical institutions seeking integrative, psychologically-informed trainings for students, faculty, and staff:
○ Training + Speaking
○ Educational Workshops