Don’t live with PAIN

Chronic pain can impact every aspect of life, making daily activities feel like an uphill battle. Whether it’s due to injury, illness, or long-term conditions, managing pain effectively is crucial to improving quality of life. At Healing Alternatives, we searched for personalised pain management solutions for our own journey with pain which we now bring to you, our customer, as solutions that have worked for us and not compromised our internal health.

Professionals must have a role to play

Modern society has come a long way and health care professionals are to be respected for the education, time and commitment they pour into their practice to help. We acknowledge that we will never know more than the professionals, however we are passionate about being able to offer an option tailored to meet your specific needs in your daily pain management if you are in the ‘living with pain’ category. Our experienced team can listen and recommend a plan that minimizes pain and maximizes functionality, helping you regain control of your life.

Choice is powerful – how do you treat your PAIN?

Pain treatment professionals have a valid place in your journey. Always check with your chosen professional before embarking on alternative treatments for hidden contraindications.

By adding Healing Alternatives to your options list, you will be one step closer to finding your healthier, happier, pain-free version of YOU!

1. Healing Alternatives
   • dedicated to delivering pain management solutions that are drug-free so as not to complicate the delicate internal composition of body chemistry. Registered NDIS providers.
2. Pain Management Specialist
   • Medical doctors or clinicians who specialize in diagnosing and treating chronic pain, often using a combination of medications, physical therapy, and interventions.
3. Anesthesiologist (Pain Medicine)
   • Physicians who specialize in anesthesia and pain management, often performing procedures like epidural injections, nerve blocks, and other interventional techniques.
4. Physiatrist (Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Specialist)
   • Medical doctors who specialize in restoring function and managing pain related to musculoskeletal and neurological conditions.
5. Neurologist
   • A doctor who diagnoses and treats conditions related to the nervous system, including chronic pain conditions like migraines or neuropathic pain.
6. Orthopedic Surgeon
   • Surgeons specializing in bones, joints, muscles, and ligaments, they can offer surgical interventions for pain caused by injuries or conditions affecting the musculoskeletal system.
7. Rheumatologist
   • A doctor who specializes in autoimmune diseases and musculoskeletal disorders, such as arthritis, which often causes chronic pain.
8. Chiropractor
   • A healthcare professional focused on diagnosing and treating musculoskeletal issues, particularly those affecting the spine, often using manual manipulation to relieve pain.
9. Physical Therapist (PT)
   • Licensed healthcare providers who use exercise, movement techniques, and hands-on care to help alleviate pain and improve mobility.
10. Occupational Therapist (OT)
    • Therapists who work to improve daily function and help individuals manage pain while performing everyday activities.
11. Acupuncturist
    • A licensed practitioner who uses acupuncture (the insertion of thin needles into specific body points) as an alternative treatment for pain relief.
12. Massage Therapist
    • Professionals trained in manual manipulation of muscles and soft tissues to reduce pain, tension, and promote healing.
13. Psychologist/Psychiatrist (Pain Psychologist)
    • Mental health professionals who can help manage chronic pain by addressing the emotional, psychological, and behavioral aspects of pain, often using cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT).
14. Podiatrist
    • Specializes in diagnosing and treating foot and ankle-related conditions, including those that cause chronic pain.
15. Nurse Practitioner (Pain Management)
    • Advanced practice nurses who work in pain management settings, providing medical care, prescribing medications, and overseeing patient care under the supervision of physicians.
16. Physician Assistant (Pain Management)
    • Medical professionals who assist with diagnosing and treating pain, often involved in providing consultations and treatments under the supervision of a physician.
17. Herbalist
    • Professionals who offer alternative treatments for pain management using medicinal plants and herbal remedies.

Write to us through info@healingalternatives.com.au to access your free gift and survey

Depending on your specific needs, one or more of these specialists might be part of your treatment plan. It is wise to keep an open mind and have all professionals work together as part of an interdisciplinary team to offer you the most comprehensive approach to managing and treating pain.

Reach out to us at info@healingalternatives.com.au and simply include “HELP my pain please” in the subject line to participate in our personalised pain management survey. Once we receive your submission, we’ll send you a complimentary sample along with tailored 1:1 advice based on your results. We’re here to help you take control of your pain!