Symptomatic.me

Symptomatic.me We are a nonprofit founded by physicians and psychologists dedicated to relieving your chronic symptoms.

WHAT WE DO
✅ Educate health professionals and the public
✅ Provide recovery resources for patients
✅ Advise healthcare organizations and awareness projects
✅ Sponsor clinical research
✅ Raise awareness globally

WHAT IS PPD? Psychophysiologic Disorders (PPD) is the clinical term for mindbody symptoms. PPD are physical conditions and pain symptoms in the body that develop in response to stress, tra

uma and other psychological factors. These mindbody symptoms can affect almost any structure, organ system or region of the body. Conditions such as chronic pain, migraine, fibromyalgia, irritable bowel syndrome, chronic fatigue, and pelvic pain syndromes are just a few of the very real chronic conditions that can be diagnosed as PPD. In fact, you may be surprised by just how many different symptoms are actually mindbody disorders. The good news is that after years of clinical research, there is now evidence that many of these mindbody symptoms (previously thought to be incurable) can be relieved and even cured without surgery, physical therapy or medication. With an evidence-based approach to diagnosis and treatment, sufferers can achieve relief from their chronic pain. Learn more at EndChronicPain.org

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🌈 ATNS members, Join us on the 24th for June ATNS After Hours! In honor of Pride Month, we’ll gather for an important co...
06/16/2026

🌈 ATNS members, Join us on the 24th for June ATNS After Hours!

In honor of Pride Month, we’ll gather for an important conversation on sexual orientation, gender identity, and the role of safety, identity, and belonging in the healing process. Featuring Nida Tansinsin, Scotty Stiles, Nathaniel Frank, and Daniel Lyman.

We look forward to seeing you there. Register if you haven’t already with the link in our bio!

06/13/2026

Your pain is real. And there is hope.

Too many people are living with chronic symptoms without ever learning about the role the brain can play in creating or maintaining pain. Today, we know more than ever about the science of neuroplastic symptoms and the pathways that can lead to recovery.

Our mission is to help more people understand these symptoms, explore evidence-based treatment approaches, and discover possibilities they may not have known existed.

Listen to the full episode of The Story Behind the Symptoms Podcast through the link in our bio.

06/12/2026

Has pain kept you from the things you love?

Chronic pain can make life feel smaller. But symptoms don’t have to define your future. Recovery is possible, and many people have found hope by approaching pain through the lens of neuroplasticity.

Have questions about chronic pain, illness, stress, or how the brain influences symptoms?Join tomorrow for a live Q&A wi...
06/09/2026

Have questions about chronic pain, illness, stress, or how the brain influences symptoms?

Join tomorrow for a live Q&A with physicians David Clarke, MD, and David Schechter, MD, and Lee Canter, MWS, who’ll share science-based insights and answer audience questions about chronic pain and neuroplastic symptoms.

This is a free event open to everyone, whether you’re just starting to explore these topics or want to deepen your understanding with guidance from an experienced clinician.

RSVP at https://www.symptomatic.me/events

06/05/2026

Do you have unexplained symptoms?
We know how frustrating it can be to search for answers and come up empty. The relief that comes with finally finding an explanation is life changing.
For many people, learning about neuroplastic symptoms provides a new way to understand what they’re experiencing and opens the door to new possibilities for recovery.
Learn more about neuroplastic symptoms and recovery by visiting our website. (Link in bio.)

06/03/2026

Whether it’s migraines, IBS, or other chronic symptoms, life shouldn’t revolve around managing pain.

If you’ve spent months or even years searching for answers, you’re not alone. Every day, we hear from people who felt stuck until they discovered the role neuroplastic symptoms can play in chronic conditions.

When you begin to understand what’s happening in your brain and body, a new possibility emerges: recovery may be closer than you think.

Curious if neuroplastic symptoms could be part of your story? Start with the free Self Assessment Quiz on our website and take the first step toward understanding what’s really going on.

Congrats to our ATNS board member, Dr. Howard Schubiner, on the release of his new book, Unlearn Your Pain.The book offe...
05/27/2026

Congrats to our ATNS board member, Dr. Howard Schubiner, on the release of his new book, Unlearn Your Pain.

The book offers an important and compassionate look at chronic pain, anxiety, fatigue, depression, and the brain-body connection, helping readers better understand pathways to healing and recovery.

To learn more or order Unlearn Your Pain, visit https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0593994361

Unlearn Your Pain is available now in hardcover and audiobook formats.

Tag a friend, family member, or clinician who could benefit from this book.

05/22/2026

Myth: Pain caused by the brain isn’t real.
Fact: Even if the brain is generating the pain, the pain you feel in your body is real.
There is hope. Learn more on our website.

Your body is not broken. It is protecting you.ATNS members, join us May 18 for After Hours with Christie Uipi, LCSW, and...
05/04/2026

Your body is not broken. It is protecting you.
ATNS members, join us May 18 for After Hours with Christie Uipi, LCSW, and Vanessa Blackstone, MSW, ASW as we explore the female alarm system and how to find your way back to safety. Visit the ATNS EVENTS 🔗 in our bio to RSVP.

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