Pain treatment
Improve your pain management and reclaim your life
Pain – particularly chronic pain – can significantly affect your quality of life. When you struggle with ongoing pain it doesn’t just affect you physically. You might find that your mental health suffers, your relationships struggle and your emotions are severely impacted. In fact, ongoing pain can be debilitating across the entire spectrum of your life.
Psychological approaches to pain management are part of a strong holistic pain management model. Our clinicians understand that pain is complex, both the causes and the impacts. We’ll help you build tailored treatments, tools and strategies to help you navigate these complexities, improve your pain management and reclaim your life. Our goal is to give you the knowledge and support you need.


Our approach to pain counselling at The Grass Tree Group
Because pain is complex and can affect multiple areas of your life, it often takes a multi-disciplinary approach to treat it well. Our pain management specialists work with you to understand the causes and impacts of your pain. We then create a comprehensive, tailored approach to your pain management that takes each of these elements into account and addresses both the physical and psychological aspects of pain.
In our sessions, we’ll use various therapeutic techniques to manage pain perception and reduce stress related to pain. We’ll also help you with tools and methods for emotional regulation and resilience, aimed at improving your daily functioning. Together we’ll get you on the path to a happier, more fulfilling life.
Battling with pain?
Our treatment modalities
Treatment approaches provided at our clinic for pain can include:
Frequently asked questions
Medical treatments may be helpful for treating chronic pain certainly. But psychological treatments are also an important part of managing pain. These treatments help you understand the thoughts, emotions and behaviours that accompany chronic pain and help you to manage and cope more effectively with your pain and even reduce its intensity.
Your therapist can work with your other medical providers to develop a comprehensive treatment plan that addresses both the physical and emotional aspects of pain.
The best treatment for an individual’s chronic pain will vary depending on their individual circumstances. However, generally the best treatment will be a combination of therapies that together increase effectiveness. We’ll work with you to find the best combination of treatments to ensure you the most success.
Pain is considered chronic when it is experienced on most days of a week and lasts for three months. You can have chronic pain without any explanation for the pain.
You can redefine your relationship with pain
Living with pain is challenging, but it doesn’t have to dominate your life. Pain is treatable. It doesn’t have to leave you feeling powerless.
With our support, you can transform your relationship with pain. You can turn obstacles into stepping stones and find a way back to a life filled with activity, fulfillment and joy, despite pain.