Kairos Chronic Pain Coaching is equipped to support most pain disorders. Below, we have provided a short list of pain we address. If you're unsure if we address your specific type of pain, please • Adhesion pain • Arthritis pain/ Finger pain • Back pain – in all it’s forms • Cancer pain • Carpal tunnel • Chronic noncancer pain (CNCP) • Complex Regional Pain Syndrome • Crone’s disease • Fibromyalgia • Gynecological pain - including endometriosis, PCOS, cysts, and fibroids • IBS • Lupus • Lyme disease • Headaches, chronic migraines • Hip pain • Postsurgical pain • Post-trauma pain • Musculoskeletal pain • Neurogenic pain (pain caused by nerve damage) • Pelvic floor disorders • Phantom limb pain • Psychogenic pain (pain that isn’t caused by disease, injury, or nerve damage) • Sickle cell anemia • Stroke

Regardless of what you may read or have been told elsewhere, the truth of the matter is, CP coaching ISN'T for everyone. It's important that you understand that we don't work with every client that contacts us, not because KCPC doesn't want to help everyone that reaches out to us; It's quite the contrary. We want to ensure that chronic pain coaching will be an effective step along your journey- we want you to get a "return on your investment" - we want to be a valuable use of your time. In order for any kind of coaching to be effective, the client must be open and willing to change, have the ability to conduct honest self-reflection and implement the assignments provided, therefore, KCPC requires that our clients have the ability to work independently. We offer 90 minutes of complimentary coaching sessions so that we can establish together if you are truly READY for the KCPC chronic pain coaching process. So, what factors show us your're ready for chronic pain coaching? I can only speak for Kairos Chronic Pain Coaching, but the following will determine your eligibility: 1. If any of the following apply to you or your loved one, it's important to understand we will recommend + encourage a higher level of care BEFORE working with KCPC. • You are not under a physicians care and have a known unmanaged mental illness. • You have recently attempted or are contemplating suicide.(https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/) • You are currently taking unprescribed medication. 2. • You are currently taking prescribed medication but are reguarly exceeding the prescribed daily dosage. • ​You have decided you'd like to reduce and/or eliminate your prescribed pain and/or anxiety medication. ​ • You have a known physical and/or mental illness and are under the care of a physician. If you or your loved one is in one of the difficult circumstances above, please know you can and will get through it! However, you will most likely need an intensive, carefully monitored treatment plan with one or more physicians. If you would like to r 3. Providing, you don't need a higher level of care first, perhaps the biggest factor that will determine your KCPC success...is attitude. We truly believe there are two, and only two attitudes of someone in chronic pain: An Unwilling Attitude ​ ​To read more on this subject, please