Such a excellent source of wisdom and reassurance. Well delivered, no sense of salesmanship. Keep them coming!

I stumbled across Curable on Facebook, and having read a lot about the Mind/Body connection it really feels relevant to me and my chronic pain. I’m only at the start of my journey but I’m feeling hopeful. These podcasts are a big part of that, they really resonate and the interviews with experts and discussions about research and scientific evidence plus recovery stories are incredibly helpful in keeping me motivated and giving me hope.

I’ve just listened to the first podcast in the series and it was a massive A-ha! moment. I have been using the Curable app for several weeks to try and sort out my chronic migraines and, tentatively, I think it might be working. Between the podcasts and exercises in the app I’m learning more about the mind/body behaviours than I ever realised was possible. This may well be the root cause of my pain. Thank you Curable!

I love this podcast. Informative and interesting interviews with pain scientists, chronic pain experts and people who have suffered and recovered from chronic pain of many kinds. It’s really helping me learn about why I have chronic pain and, along with the Curable App, is helping me on my journey to better health. Thank you, Curable Team!

I love this podcast. Informative interviews with pain scientists, chronic pain experts and people who have suffered and recovered from chronic pain of many kinds. It's really helping me learn about why I have chronic pain and, along with the Curable App, is helping me on my journey to better health. Thank you, Curable Team!

I’m loving the Curable podcasts, they really have made me think about the reasons for my pain. It’s real, very very real, but it’s my brain, and my brain can be trained! With the help of the Curable app I’m making great inroads into reducing 16 years of “the worst pain known to mankind”.....I look forward to many more of these podcasts. Thank you Curable Team!

A huge thanks to the developers and producers of these podcasts and the scientists and doctors/physiotherapists behind the research and practice of easing chronic pain and fatigue.

After more than 25 years of pretty constant pain, this podcast, access to other information and the curable app have given me much relief and lessened my pain.

I believe that, despite the origins of your pain, this podcast, and the information presented within it, could help alleviate your symptoms. Just knowing that I was not alone in my struggle against unrelenting pain helped. Just knowing that others people were succeeding in reducing the severity and frequency of their pain has helped me, but more than anything, I am grateful for coming upon this podcast quite by accident.

I had heard a little bit in a very roundabout way about the mind-body connection when it came to pain. First, my therapist--I was becoming unraveled by the emotional and physical pain and anguish that I was in--told me that "the body keeps the score," and I began to research that. Then, I received information from physical therapists from a website called retrainpain.org, so when I was searching the AppStore for meditation apps, after scrolling through pages and pages, I came up with Curable, which brought me to the Like Mind, Like Body, podcast.

It has transformed my life. I am able to play with my kids. I am able to work. I am able to have fun with my wife, and I enjoy being alive. I have gotten to understand the way that my body produces pain so that I can navigate my way around that pain.

I have listened to most of these episodes many times, and I have learned how varied the field of the mind-body connection is, but it all comes down to one thing... standing back, taking a deep breath and going for it--really, really going for it--but also knowing when to ease off. It has been a bit of a challenge for me getting the balance right between knowing my pain and becoming absorbed in it, but I've come out the other side, and I hope that you will, too.

I believe that this technology and the science that confirms it is due to getting me back to and enjoying work, and that, even though I've had recurrences of pain, I am now able to manage that pain and return to productivity. At one point, I found it hard to imagine that I would ever escape the constant and enduring pain that I suffered from for so long. I am sure that others will find this podcast and the curable app useful so I hope that you try it, in the chance that it could help you, too.

I have a subscription from curable it was money well spent.

I am enjoying my new learning ways. I have Restless leg syndrome? With no known cure for it I am on lots of different meds and struggling big time.

Curable is helping understand the brain and how it works.

Your explanation is perfect THANK YOU