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Dr. Gillian Lockitch193 Say Goodbye to Chronic Pain - with Rick Olderman

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In EPISODE 193 OF GROWING OLDER LIVING YOUNGER Dr. Gillian Lockitch and Rick Olderman discuss the causes and solutions for chronic musculoskeletal pain. Rick, an expert with 25 years of experience, explains his new book “Pain Patterns,” which addresses back, sciatic, and sacroiliac joint pain. He emphasizes the role of fascia, particularly myofibroblasts, in pain generation and the concept of functional linking, where old injuries affect current pain. Rick also introduces the idea of thigh bone rotation and its impact on pain. Gillian shares her personal experiences with pain and discusses the importance of a systems approach to understanding and managing chronic pain.

Episode Timeline:

0:01 Introduction and Overview of the podcast

3:34 Introduction of Rick Olderman and his work

6:37 Understanding Fascia and Its Role in Pain

10:26 Functional Linking and Its Impact on Pain

14:07 Hanna Somatics and Its Application

17:30 Assessing and Addressing Pain Patterns

31:22 Thigh Bone Rotation and Its Impact on Pain

38:00 Systems Thinking Approach to Pain Management

40:27 Conclusion and Call to Action

Learn about Rick Olderman and “Pain Patterns: Why You Are in Pain and How to Stop It’

www.rickolderman.com

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXNyv2iwhBZkXFzZXpjXBAA

https://www.facebook.com/FixingYouMethod/

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Dr. Gillian Lockitch Dr. Gillian Lockitch

Dr. Gillian Lockitch is an international speaker, author of Growing Older, Living Younger: The Science of Aging Gracefully and The Art of Retiring Comfortably, and host of the Growing Older, Living Younger Podcast. As a dual-certified Specialist in Paediatrics and Medical Biochemistry and Professor at the University of British Columbia, her professional career was rooted in science. During her rehabilitation from life-saving emergency spinal surgery, her passion to be able to dance again led her to explore the intersection of medical and epigenetic science with non-Western healing traditions, to understand how to change aging at the cellular level. Within the Growing Older, Living Younger Project, the Change Your Aging Masterplan cycle is a year-long 3 part coaching program to preserve mind and brain, build your best body, and to survive and thrive in your environment. At 70 Dr. Lockitch became a first time entrepreneur, building a global online business with the premiere wellness and beauty company, to help others extend their healthspan, stay vibrant, active, and independent as they age. Now retired from medical practice, Dr. Lockitch is an empathetic coach and mentor but does not diagnose, treat or prescribe for medical diseases.