Huberman Lab: Neuroplasticity and Pain Management

A structured program based on Andrew Huberman's podcast episode on neuroplasticity and pain management, focusing on actionable science-based tools for pain relief and injury recovery. This program incorporates techniques for habit formation and addresses psychological factors influencing pain.

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Program Modules

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Understanding Neuroplasticity

Review the fundamental concepts of neuroplasticity and its capacity for change in response to experience.

Representational Plasticity

Daily

Explore the concept of how the brain represents information and how this representation can be changed. Implement focused attention techniques for 15 minutes daily.

we talked about representational plasticity

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Focus and Reward in Plasticity

Daily

Understand the role of focus and reward in driving neuroplastic changes. Design a reward system for consistent engagement (e.g., 10 points for completing daily activity).

we talked about the importance of focus and reward

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Pain Management Strategies

Learn practical strategies for managing pain from both peripheral and central nervous system perspectives. Incorporate cognitive restructuring and mindfulness techniques.

The Somatosensory System

Daily

Understand the function of the somatosensory system and its role in pain perception.

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Phantom Limb Pain and Mirror Therapy

Weekly

Explore the phenomenon of phantom limb pain and the effectiveness of mirror therapy.

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Acupuncture and Electroacupuncture

Weekly

Learn about the mechanisms and potential benefits of acupuncture and electroacupuncture in pain management. Consult with a healthcare professional before trying these techniques.

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Cognitive Restructuring and Mindfulness

Daily

Practice cognitive restructuring to challenge negative thought patterns related to pain. Incorporate mindfulness techniques to manage stress and enhance self-awareness.

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Building Social Support

Weekly

Identify sources of social support (friends, family, support groups) to help cope with pain and promote emotional well-being.

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