22/06/2026
🎙️ Chronic Pain Management Doesn't Have to Be Uncomfortable
A valuable reminder that pain management is evolving beyond the old "no pain, no gain" mindset.
In this insightful conversation, Ben Calder sits down with Eileen Kopsaftis, founder of Have Lifelong Wellbeing to explore why chronic pain is often influenced by far more than tissue damage alone.
They discuss the role of the nervous system, stress, movement patterns and the body's protective responses in persistent pain and explore what Eileen believes are the four pillars of health and the movement model she uses to support clients and students to help people better understand and manage chronic pain.
There are valuable insights here for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of chronic health and wellbeing.
One particularly important topic is the connection between nutrition, systemic inflammation and long-term pain. Eileen explains how dietary factors can contribute to chronic inflammation and persistent pain, particularly in the back.
🔑 Key Takeaways
• Effective treatment doesn't always require deep pressure or painful techniques.
• Gentle, targeted interventions can help the body relax and reset.
• Chronic pain is complex and requires a whole-person approach.
• Supporting recovery, movement and nervous system regulation can be just as important as treating symptoms.
• Long-term change often comes from working with the body rather than forcing it.
Learn more about Eileen's work:
🌐 https://havelifelongwellbeing.com
🌐 https://mwpprivateclub.com
📘 https://www.facebook.com/ekopsaftis
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