Essential listening for anyone living with chronic pain—migraines, back pain, fibromyalgia, abdominal pain, joint pain, neuralgia, or unexplained pain patterns—who is ready to explore a deeper, more empowering path to relief.

Madeleine Lowry and fellow neural retraining specialist, Susan Isom, explore one of the most misunderstood topics in chronic illness: the true role of the mind and subconscious in chronic pain.

While pain is absolutely real, the brain’s interpretation of pain—including when it turns pain on, amplifies it, or fails to turn it off—is deeply influenced by subconscious emotional patterns, unresolved stress, and old protective programs.

Madeleine and Susan share powerful real-world examples from their clients, including cases of frozen shoulder, severe back pain, chronic foot pain, and trauma-linked tension patterns. Many of these symptoms improved dramatically—or even fully released—after addressing the subconscious stress associations beneath the pain.

These stories illustrate what research is now confirming: pain is processed in the brain, and neural pathways can become stuck, causing pain to persist long after the body has healed.

You’ll learn why chronic pain often doesn’t respond fully to medication, physical therapy, supplements, or structural treatments—and why adding subconscious neural retraining can be the missing piece.

We discuss how emotional burdens, hypervigilance, perfectionism, responsibility patterns, and past trauma all influence the pain cycle, often without our awareness.

Could neural retraining help you? Take our free quiz or sign up for a free consultation with Madeleine at TCNeuralRetraining.com

Or learn more about Susan Isom's work at MindbodyHarmonyandHealth.com