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- Curable: A Different Approach to Chronic Pain
Curable includes guided meditations, visualizations, CBT techniques, and expressive writing exercises, each of which has been proven in studies to reduce pain levels and improve the feeling of control over your pain
- The Curable App - Chronic Pain Recovery
Similar to a journey towards better health, the first step in improving Curable starts with awareness That means we have to become aware of YOUR unique needs and expectations Your voice truly matters We welcome your preferences, ideas, and thoughts - both positive and constructive
- Pricing - Curable App
How do I subscribe if I already have the app? To access the full Curable program, you must purchase a subscription This process must be completed on your desktop or mobile browser Click here to log in using your existing username and password, and to update your subscription preferences
- About - Curable Health
The education and tools that we have packaged into the Curable program follow the same evidence-based strategies we used to recover from our own pain, including: degenerative disc disease, migraine, sciatica, RSI, knee pain, pelvic pain, and more
- Curable For Clinicians
What clinical specialties does Curable work with? We have partnered with clinicians in a wide variety of specialities from physical therapists to physicians, psychologists, counselors, acupuncturists, massage therapists, and more
- Like Mind, Like Body Podcast - Curable Health
In this episode of the Like Mind, Like Body podcast, Christie Uipi, LCSW, sits down with researcher and professor Dr Cynthia Thomson, who led an independent clinical trial to assess how effective the Curable App is in treating chronic pain and symptoms
- Testimonials - Curable Health
"The Curable App, along with the companion Like Mind, Like Body podcast, have been a cornerstone in the treatment of my ongoing chronic pain symptoms (and better yet, treatment of the causes)
- The Science Behind Curable
Curable's Approach to Healing Modern research shows that psychological and emotional elements can play a major role in chronic pain These non-physical components can help the brain “learn” to be in pain, re-wiring the body’s neural circuitry to perpetuate the sensation of pain
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