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Welcome to the Mayo Clinic Chronic Pain & Symptoms Rehabilitation blog. Here, you can find information about the Pain Rehabilitation Center (PRC) at Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville, Florida, including best clinical practices, lifestyle management techniques for chronic pain and symptoms, and PRC staff and patient graduate highlights. Follow the blog for the most up-to-date knowledge on chronic pain and symptoms rehabilitation.
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Dear PRC Staff, I remember the day I was told about PRC like it was yesterday. I had flown to FL from CA for…
Author: Rachel S. Wasson, PhD, LP, CYT Individuals with chronic pain and symptoms have high rates of sexual dysfunction, such as decreased interest in sexual…
Author: Rachel S. Wasson, PhD, LP, CYT Who is the Pain Rehabilitation Center (PRC) for? The Pain Rehabilitation Center (PRC) is for any person with chronic symptoms that significantly…
Jimmy Trouard has been a staple in the PRC program, bringing patience, humor, and a genuine joy for helping others. He has worked at Mayo…
Dear PRC Staff, I wanted to take the time to express my gratitude. It has been quite a journey. I know you all are aware…
Author: David Brown, PT In honor of Physical Therapy Awareness Month, we celebrate the vital role that physical therapy plays in the pain…
Author: Rachel S. Wasson, PhD, LP, CYT Yoga can promote beneficial effects on positive mental health indicators, including anxiety, depression, mindfulness, self-esteem, emotion regulation,…
We explored CSS in a previous post. Let's take a deeper look at its impact. People with chronic pain and other chronic symptoms may have…
The Pain Rehabilitation Center (PRC) is dedicated to helping individuals improve their daily functioning and overall quality of life due to chronic pain and symptoms.…
Summertime conjures images of family vacations, beach days, watermelon seed-spitting contests, poolside fun, backyard cookouts, and icy popsicles. But it also comes with soaring…
Understanding neuroplasticity is essential to recognizing how the brain and nervous system contribute to conditions like Central Sensitization Syndrome (CSS). Neuroplasticity is the brain’s ability…
April is Occupational Therapy (OT) Month, a chance to celebrate the profession and share the unique contributions of OT in the lives of individuals managing…
Central Sensitization Syndrome (CSS) is a chronic condition, but what does that mean? Most often, an injury or illness is acute meaning that it has…
The Pain Rehabilitation Center (PRC) recognizes what is known as Central Sensitization Syndrome (CSS). This is an umbrella term used to describe pain and symptoms…
The Mayo Clinic’s Pain Rehabilitation Center (PRC) aims to promote an improved quality of life by providing patients with the tools and strategies for chronic…
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