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05/13/2026

You’ve probably tried treatments that promised a lot and delivered very little. So what actually happens when people join Override’s chronic pain program?

In our virtual chronic pain program:​​
• 90% of patients improve in at least one key area such as pain interfering less with daily life, mood, or function
• 27% reduce or discontinue opioid use while gaining tools that don’t rely on opioids
• 95%+ of patients report high satisfaction with the program experience.​

Numbers aren’t the whole story, but they’re a good sign that real change is possible.

05/12/2026

Chronic pain can make it feel like your body is stuck this way forever. But your nervous system is actually changeable. That’s called neuroplasticity.​

Over time, your brain can “learn” to send pain signals more easily, like a path that’s been walked over and over. The hopeful part is with the right support you can help your brain and body build new, safer paths.​

In Override’s program, we use retraining principles to help your brain slowly decrease sensitivity, rebuild confidence, and get back to more of what you love.

05/07/2026

Your mind and body are deeply connected, and that connection can play a powerful role in chronic illness and pain. In our latest blog, we explore how thoughts, emotions, stress, and daily habits can influence the way the body experiences symptoms over time.

Learn about the mind and body connection in our latest blog:

Explore how the mind-body connection influences chronic pain, from stress responses to nervous system activity—and how shifting thoughts can help reduce pain.

05/06/2026

Have you ever wondered, “Why does everything still hurt, even after trying everything?”

Pain science helps explain that. Pain isn’t just about damage, it’s your brain and body working together to protect you.

Things like stress, fear, past injuries, and lack of sleep can all turn the “pain volume” up, even when your tissues are safe.​

At Override, we break this down so you can finally understand what’s going on and what you can do about it. When pain feels less mysterious, it often feels a little less scary too.

05/04/2026

Living with chronic pain can take a toll on your mind, mood, sleep, and relationships, not just your body.

This Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re talking about how caring for your mental health is a powerful part of caring for your pain.​

All month we’ll share:
- How understanding pain can make it less scary
- How your brain can “rewire” pain over time
- Mind–body tools you can start using in daily life

If pain has been running the show, stick around. You deserve support for both your mind and your body, not just another prescription.

04/30/2026

If you’re living with fibromyalgia, you’ve probably had days where your body says “slow down” but your inner voice says “push through.”

Self-compassion is a pain-management skill and helps in moments just like this. Showing yourself compassion doesn’t mean giving up. It means responding to your body with the same kindness you’d offer someone you love.

That simple shift can reduce stress, guilt, and frustration (all of which can intensify symptoms.)

In our guide, Living with Fibromyalgia: Gentle Skills to Support Your Day-to-Day Life, we share practical tools to help you manage flare-ups and calm your nervous system.

Download the guide and discover gentle skills you can start using right away.
https://hubs.la/Q048HGhB0

04/29/2026

If you’ve ever tried movement or PT and felt worse after, you’re not alone.

That experience can create real fear.

At Override, we don’t push through pain. We work with your body.

Through pacing, communication, and personalized adjustments, we help you rebuild confidence without triggering setbacks.
Progress doesn’t come from forcing it.

It comes from learning how to move safely, gradually, and sustainably. You don’t have to choose between doing nothing and overdoing it.

See how we help you move forward, without fear.

Watch the full session here: https://hubs.la/Q04c8Dyh0

04/28/2026

What if better sleep isn’t about trying harder… but softening your approach? 🌙
If you live with persistent pain, you know sleep often becomes something you chase instead of something that restores you.

In our latest blog, we talk about the gentle practices that calm your nervous system and invite rest back in.

Chronic pain is exhausting enough. Rest shouldn’t feel like another battle.

If you’ve been struggling with sleep, read the full blog here:

Improve your sleep with simple habits, from consistent routines to calming rituals, designed to support pain management and better rest.

04/23/2026

Movement can feel intimidating if you’re dealing with persistent pain.

You might wonder, “Will this make things worse?” But gentle, regular movement is one of the most powerful tools for calming a sensitive nervous system.

Over time, it can:
+ Reduce pain sensitivity
+ Boost mood through natural feel-good chemicals
+ Build confidence in your body’s capabilities
+ Give your brain a break from focusing on pain

Small, consistent steps help retrain your brain and body safely.

In our eBook, A Patient’s Guide to Understanding and Moving Beyond Chronic Pain, we explain why movement works and how to approach it in a way that feels manageable.

Download it now and learn how to move forward gently.
https://hubs.la/Q048HrVD0

04/22/2026

Flare-ups don’t wait for appointments. Stress doesn’t follow a schedule. And questions don’t always come up during office hours.

That’s why we give you quick, on-demand tools right from your phone.

In the Override app you can:
• Access short, neuroscience-based lessons
• Practice mindfulness and movement sessions
• Manage flare-ups in real time
• Build habits that support long-term relief

These are evidence-based tools designed to help you understand your pain, calm your nervous system, and feel more in control, from wherever you are so you have support when you need it most.

04/21/2026

For 13 years, Christy lived with chronic pain.

She tried different treatments. She did the work. But one of her biggest breakthroughs came from something completely unexpected.

Instead of fighting her pain, she learned to talk to it.

Watch her story to hear how this changed things for her.
https://hubs.la/Q048HDsL0