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Dr Brad Fanestil and the Power of Neuroplasiticy for Healing Chronic Pain

TMS RoundTable Global

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It’s rare to find a doctor who truly understands mind-body healing. We’re bringing one back for a deeper conversation.
We’re happy to welcome Dr. Brad Fanestil back to the TMS Roundtable for another important discussion about the neuroscience of chronic pain and healing.

Dr. Fanestil is a board-certified Internal Medicine physician with 30 years of primary care and hospital experience. After decades of watching patients struggle with symptoms that didn’t respond to medications or procedures, he began exploring the emerging neuroscience behind chronic pain and anxiety.
In 2018, he came across research showing that many difficult-to-treat conditions are actually learned behaviors in the nervous system—habit loops formed in the brain. This discovery changed the way he practices medicine.
Today, Dr. Fanestil teaches people how to rewire these neural circuits through Mind Body Medicine, offering online and in-person classes for individuals who have often tried multiple treatments without lasting relief.

Tuesday, November 18
19:00 Israel | 17:00 UK | 12:00 Eastern (EST) | 09:00 Pacific
Live on our Facebook page: TMS RoundTable Chronic Pain & Disease Recovery
▶ Subscribe for replays: youtube.com/@tmsroundtable
We hope you’ll join us for this conversation about what the new neuroscience reveals, what gets people stuck, and how real change happens in the brain.
Bring your questions for Dr. Fanestil.
 

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