Originally Posted by canagirl

3. Over the last two weeks I have had 5 neurotherapy/biofeedback sessions.
The DR was very honest in saying they may not be able to help me. But they do treat a lot of patients with chronic pain (ex. fibro patients). The whole thing seemed hokey to me but as I have tried ALMOST EVERY OTHER TREATMENT (herbs, supplements, psychologists, psychiatrists, naturopath, acupuncture, exercise, yoga, medication etc.) I decided since it's not invasive there is nothing to lose except money. It is not cheap. Each session is $120-170. Insurance will pay for some but I have to pay up front and get reimbursed later.

My PC dr recommended I try it. He has spent countless hours (along with his wife) at home pondering and researching treatments, medications, similar cases etc in order to try and help me. He originally wanted me to go to the Amen clinic in the US but then found the swingle clinic here. My doc called and conferred with the clinic founder for over an hour. Explaining my case and asking questions about what they do and how they may be able to do for me. My doctor never stops learning, he is always reading, researching and attending conferences in order to increase his knowledge. I trust him and respect his decisions.

I think the improvements are due to the neurotherapy and biofeedback. I am really surprised to think this, since I went into it with zero expectations of it doing ANYTHING. Too soon to tell. This really could just be a coincidence. However, this is the best I have felt in a long time. I just thought I would post and let people know I am doing a bit better this week.