02/17/2026
Chronic pain doesn’t just hurt your body — it rewires your brain.
Persistent pain can increase nervous system sensitivity, lower your pain threshold, and impact areas responsible for focus, mood, and emotional regulation. That’s why brain fog, irritability, anxiety, and low mood often show up alongside chronic pain.
The good news? The brain is adaptable. With targeted neurotherapy and objective movement data, you can retrain the nervous system, reduce central sensitization, and shift from a defensive state back to performance.
You’re not broken — your system just needs better input.
Read the full blog to understand what’s happening inside your brain — and how to reverse it.
Imagine your nervous system as a high-speed fiber optic network. In its natural state, it carries signals of touch, temperature, and movement with crisp efficiency. When you lift a weight or go for a run, the data flows fast and clear. But when pain persists for months, the network begins to change....