Dani Weinstock LCSW

Chronic pain symptoms I work with include, but are not limited to, migraines, Fibromyalgia, back pain and other localized pain, pelvic floor pain, vertigo, central sensitization syndrome, CPS, tinnitus, facial pain, and IBS. We have evidence that chronic pain and anxiety are results of misfiring neural pathways in the brain and can be rewired for elimination or significant decrease of symptoms through a variety of techniques accessed in Pain Reprocessing Therapy.

I am certified in trauma-informed care and trained in leading therapies to help process and reduce PTSD symptoms, including Eye-Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy and Emotional Expression and Awareness Therapy (EAET). EMDR alleviates psychological and emotional symptoms through bilateral stimulation and memory reprocessing techniques, while EAET targets stress, trauma, and relational problems often found in people with chronic pain symptoms.

A therapy intervention designed to help you heal from trauma or distressing life experiences. This therapy alleviates psychological and emotional symptoms through bilateral stimulation and memory reprocessing techniques. EMDR Therapy has been extensively researched and proven to be an effective treatment for PTSD and symptoms as a result of trauma.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is a goal-oriented modality that focuses on alleviating symptoms of anxiety and depression. This method recognizes that psychological distress is based on problematic thinking patterns, unhelpful learned behaviors and core beliefs that influence our overall well-being. CBT emphasizes the relationship between our thoughts, feelings and behaviors, and teaches ways to adjust maladaptive patterns and gain psychological stress relief.

Pain Reprocessing Therapy is designed to help people relieve chronic pain in the body. People assume that pain comes from a structural issue and then are disappointed when the medical system fails them. However, most chronic pain is actually neuroplastic, and can be cured through mind-body work! PRT focuses on retraining the brain to more accurately interpret signals from the body and change neural pathways to break the pain cycle.