Comments on: How To Apply Mindfulness in a Pain Situation http://themindfulnessblog.com/how-to-apply-mindfulness-in-a-pain-situation Discover the Benefits of Mindfulness Mon, 05 Jul 2010 15:46:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Adam http://themindfulnessblog.com/how-to-apply-mindfulness-in-a-pain-situation/comment-page-1#comment-474 Adam Sun, 14 Feb 2010 00:43:54 +0000 http://themindfulnessblog.com/how-to-apply-mindfulness-in-a-pain-situation#comment-474 Loved the compassionate post as it can be hard to pass on the emotional tone through the written word. Think there is certainly more hope for pain sufferers with mindfulness meditation and therapy. Loved the compassionate post as it can be hard to pass on the emotional tone through the written word. Think there is certainly more hope for pain sufferers with mindfulness meditation and therapy.

]]> By: Helen http://themindfulnessblog.com/how-to-apply-mindfulness-in-a-pain-situation/comment-page-1#comment-282 Helen Tue, 26 May 2009 15:54:43 +0000 http://themindfulnessblog.com/how-to-apply-mindfulness-in-a-pain-situation#comment-282 Hi Craig very interseted to read your article on pain and mindfulness, I suffer with a great deal of chronic pain due to polysistic ovary syndrome and although I manage it fairly well physically, sometimes not so great emotionaly it can become very easy to sink into a pit of self pitty or anger. I am only just learning to deal with it through mindfulness I am being taught by my cranial sacral therapist who I have a great deal of respect for. I agree with you that it takes a great deal of patience to master. I look forward to reading more of your blog. I shall add you as a link to my blog. Hi Craig very interseted to read your article on pain and mindfulness, I suffer with a great deal of chronic pain due to polysistic ovary syndrome and although I manage it fairly well physically, sometimes not so great emotionaly it can become very easy to sink into a pit of self pitty or anger. I am only just learning to deal with it through mindfulness I am being taught by my cranial sacral therapist who I have a great deal of respect for. I agree with you that it takes a great deal of patience to master. I look forward to reading more of your blog. I shall add you as a link to my blog.

]]> By: Craig http://themindfulnessblog.com/how-to-apply-mindfulness-in-a-pain-situation/comment-page-1#comment-279 Craig Wed, 26 Nov 2008 06:43:11 +0000 http://themindfulnessblog.com/how-to-apply-mindfulness-in-a-pain-situation#comment-279 Hi Jon, Thank You for your positive comments! Mindfulness is certainly a great tool for improving our lives, both physically and mentally. I have added a link to your site in our sidebar, I'm sure our readers would benefit from a program like yours. Good luck with the site, it looks great. Regards, Craig Hi Jon,
Thank You for your positive comments! Mindfulness is certainly a great tool for improving our lives, both physically and mentally.
I have added a link to your site in our sidebar, I’m sure our readers would benefit from a program like yours. Good luck with the site, it looks great.

Regards,
Craig

]]> By: Jon Frankel http://themindfulnessblog.com/how-to-apply-mindfulness-in-a-pain-situation/comment-page-1#comment-278 Jon Frankel Wed, 26 Nov 2008 05:47:35 +0000 http://themindfulnessblog.com/how-to-apply-mindfulness-in-a-pain-situation#comment-278 Craig - I just started the process of blogging and came across your wonderful response to applying Mindfulness to pain. I thought you described in a very clear, personal and compassionate way a variety of Mindfulness techniques you use to address chronic pain. I recently started a new Mindfulness-based program integrating Mindfulness practice with food and exercise. It was great to get confirmation that some of the techniques you are using are similar to the ones I am using for my clients. My clients don't generally suffer from chronic physical pain but they do suffer from unhealthy eating and exercise habits which cause them stress and anxiety. I have found that applying specific Mindfulness techniques can help them lead a more natural and sustainable lifestyle. I learned from your article, some new tools that I can use to expand my practice. Thank you again for writing such a helpful and healthy article. Best Regards. Jon Craig – I just started the process of blogging and came across your wonderful response to applying Mindfulness to pain. I thought you described in a very clear, personal and compassionate way a variety of Mindfulness techniques you use to address chronic pain.

I recently started a new Mindfulness-based program integrating Mindfulness practice with food and exercise. It was great to get confirmation that some of the techniques you are using are similar to the ones I am using for my clients. My clients don’t generally suffer from chronic physical pain but they do suffer from unhealthy eating and exercise habits which cause them stress and anxiety. I have found that applying specific Mindfulness techniques can help them lead a more natural and sustainable lifestyle. I learned from your article, some new tools that I can use to expand my practice. Thank you again for writing such a helpful and healthy article.

Best Regards.

Jon

]]> By: Ali http://themindfulnessblog.com/how-to-apply-mindfulness-in-a-pain-situation/comment-page-1#comment-98 Ali Sat, 27 Sep 2008 14:15:06 +0000 http://themindfulnessblog.com/how-to-apply-mindfulness-in-a-pain-situation#comment-98 Thanks for this Craig. I suffer from chronic neurological pain and muscular pain and have found this very helpful. Thanks for this Craig. I suffer from chronic neurological pain and muscular pain and have found this very helpful.

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