The

Pain Anxiety

mini course

 

Learn how to calm your nervous system, reduce pain anxiety, and retrain your brain to feel safe again in 7 days.

Launching December 2025!

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Are You Ready to Take Control of Your Pain Anxiety?

 

If you’ve been struggling with chronic or neuroplastic pain, you know how anxiety and fear can intensify flare-ups, prolong discomfort, and keep you stuck in the pain-fear cycle.

The Pain Anxiety Mini Course is designed to help you:

  • Understand the pain-fear cycle and how anxiety fuels flare-ups
  • Identify personal triggers and coping patterns
  • Rebuild trust in your body and nervous system
  • Begin taking the first steps toward reversing neuroplastic pain with Pain Reprocessing Therapy (PRT)

This self-paced, 7-day mini course is perfect for anyone looking to regain control over pain anxiety without committing to one-on-one coaching.

Launches December 2025!

Here’s What You’ll Learn in 7 Days

Day 1 – Introduction

  • Understand where your pain anxiety currently shows up
  • Complete a journal prompt to track your thoughts, feelings, and responses to pain
  • Begin measuring your progress over the course

Day 2 – Flare-Ups Demystified

  • Learn why flare-ups aren’t setbacks
  • Explore safety reappraisal
  • Identify neuroplastic vs structural pain: how changing sensations indicate brain-driven, reversible pain

Day 3 – Mindbody Awareness & Somatic Tracking

  • Learn to observe your body without judgment or fear
  • Introduction to somatic tracking 
  • Understand when and how to practice safely, especially during lower pain levels

Day 4 – Gradual Exposure to Triggers

  • Step-by-step guidance for safely reintroducing activities that provoke anxiety or flare-ups
  • Learn to use breathwork, somatic tracking, and safety reappraisal during exposure
  • Worksheet: Gradual exposure 

Day 5 – Rebuilding Trust & Short-Term Forward Planning

  • Strengthen confidence in your body and nervous system
  • Create a personalized exposure plan 
  • Begin envisioning what activities or experiences you can safely enjoy 

Day 6 – Mindset Shifts & Personality Traits

  • Understand how personality traits can unintentionally fuel the pain-fear cycle
  • Learn about positive vs negative poles of TMS personality traits 
  • Explore small shifts to activate positive patterns

Day 7 – Reflection & Long-Term Next Steps

  • Reflect on changes in anxiety, flare-ups, and nervous system response
  • Set sustainable, long-term habits to continue reducing pain anxiety, safely reintroducing activities, and practicing mindbody techniques beyond the course

What’s Included in the Course

  • 7 instructional videos (10–12 minutes each)
  • 7 corresponding worksheets & journal prompts
  • Office hours for email support with questions
  • Updated FAQ vault with answers to common student questions 

The course is self-paced — do what works for your schedule, and refer back to the materials anytime.

"

Amari’s impact on my life extended far beyond pain management. Her insights not only reduced my physical pain but helped me improve every area of my well-being.
— John D.

Who This Course is For

  • Anyone experiencing pain anxiety or flare-ups
  • People who want to understand and reduce the brain-driven component of their pain
  • Students looking for a practical introduction to Pain Reprocessing Therapy (PRT)

Note: This course supports reduction of pain driven by anxiety and stress. If you have a structural injury confirmed by a medical professional, this course will help reduce the stress-related portion of your pain, but cannot reverse structural damage.

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Meet your coach

Amari Dior

Certified PRT Practitioner and Chronic Pain Coach

As a former chronic pain warrior, I know how overwhelming it feels when pain takes over your life — but I also know what it takes to heal.

For the past five years, I’ve helped people overcome pain anxiety, reverse neuroplastic pain, and rebuild trust in their bodies using mind-body tools and nervous system regulation.

Your brain is powerful. It can create pain — but it can also unlearn it.