Association for the Treatment of Neuroplastic Symptoms

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Association for the Treatment of Neuroplastic Symptoms We are a nonprofit founded by physicians and psychologists dedicated to relieving your chronic symptoms.

WHAT WE DO
✅ Educate health professionals and the public
✅ Provide recovery resources for patients
✅ Advise healthcare organizations and awareness projects
✅ Sponsor clinical research
✅ Raise awareness globally

WHAT IS PPD? Psychophysiologic Disorders (PPD) is the clinical term for mindbody symptoms. PPD are physical conditions and pain symptoms in the body that develop in response to stress, trauma and other psychological factors. These mindbody symptoms can affect almost any structure, organ system or region of the body. Conditions such as chronic pain, migraine, fibromyalgia, irritable bowel syndrome, chronic fatigue, and pelvic pain syndromes are just a few of the very real chronic conditions that can be diagnosed as PPD. In fact, you may be surprised by just how many different symptoms are actually mindbody disorders. The good news is that after years of clinical research, there is now evidence that many of these mindbody symptoms (previously thought to be incurable) can be relieved and even cured without surgery, physical therapy or medication. With an evidence-based approach to diagnosis and treatment, sufferers can achieve relief from their chronic pain. Learn more at EndChronicPain.org

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ATNS partnered with XandY to explore how Americans experience pain and illness, understand their symptoms, and view pote...
10/20/2026

ATNS partnered with XandY to explore how Americans experience pain and illness, understand their symptoms, and view potential causes and treatment options.

The findings offer insight into public awareness of neuroplasticity, how people understand persistent symptoms, and the barriers many face when seeking care.

The survey findings are now available on our website. Visit Neuroplastic.org to explore what we learned.

Want to hear more? We’ll be discussing the survey findings in more depth at our October 28 ATNS After Hours, open to Rewiring Project members. Sign up now! (Link in stories.)

10/16/2026

Turns out, The Golden Girls may have a thing or two to say about neuroplastic symptoms! 👀

Thanks for sharing this insight with us, Lanise!

“What REWIRING means to me…” 🧠We asked attendees at the ATNS conference, and their answers were so full of one thing…joy...
10/16/2026

“What REWIRING means to me…” 🧠

We asked attendees at the ATNS conference, and their answers were so full of one thing…joy!

ATNS Conference 2026 is underway in Dallas!A few snapshots from the first day, filled with learning and time spent toget...
10/15/2026

ATNS Conference 2026 is underway in Dallas!

A few snapshots from the first day, filled with learning and time spent together with the ATNS community. We’re so glad to be here and are looking forward to an amazing weekend!

We’re excited to introduce the ATNS Michigan Chapter!The chapter offers ATNS members in Michigan an opportunity to conne...
10/14/2026

We’re excited to introduce the ATNS Michigan Chapter!

The chapter offers ATNS members in Michigan an opportunity to connect with others, share knowledge and experiences, and build community around understanding and treating neuroplastic symptoms.
Interested in getting involved? Learn more through the link in our bio.

10/12/2026

We have more evidence than ever showing how powerfully the brain can influence physical symptoms.

So how can we continue building understanding around the role of the brain in physical symptoms?

The more we learn about neuroplastic symptoms, the more opportunities we have to recognize them, talk about them, and help people find a path toward recovery.

There’s still so much work to do. And there’s so much potential to help.

10/09/2026

The way healthcare providers respond to patients shapes their experience of care.

Elizabeth discusses how providers who don’t understand neuroplasticity can unintentionally reinforce the distress underlying a patient’s symptoms, especially for those who have experienced past harm.

Healthcare providers need to approach patients with curiosity, compassion, and an understanding of the whole person.

Have you explored our new website yet?One of the new features we’re especially excited about is our expanded symptom pag...
10/08/2026

Have you explored our new website yet?

One of the new features we’re especially excited about is our expanded symptom pages, created to make it easier to find information about the symptoms you’re experiencing and learn more about neuroplastic symptoms and recovery.

Explore the new symptom pages at Neuroplastic.org.

  

10/07/2026

Vulnerability isn’t weakness. It’s a form of strength.

For many, pelvic floor symptoms and sexual dysfunction can affect more than physical health. They can challenge confidence and the way someone sees themselves.

Michael shares why one of the biggest hurdles in helping men recover is shifting the belief that being in touch with your emotions makes you weaker. In reality, self-compassion and vulnerability can be powerful parts of healing.

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