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The Future of Complex Pain Care Is Here

Begin the next chapter in your pain story with a structured, neurologic approach focused on reducing pain pathway sensitivity and restoring healthier signaling over time.

Rather than pushing through exercises, or relying on coping strategies and nervous system calming alone, this work focuses on changing the neurologic conditions that keep pain persistent. 

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The Future of Complex Pain Care Is Here

Begin the next chapter in your pain story with a structured, neurologic approach focused on reducing pain pathway sensitivity and restoring healthier signaling over time.

Rather than pushing through exercises, or relying on coping strategies and nervous system calming alone, this work focuses on changing the neurologic conditions that keep pain persistent. 

Learn About the Approach

Join Hundreds Who Have Eased Symptoms And Improved Function

I loved the program! So helpful and not found anywhere else!

Alissa simply blows me away with all I have learned from her. Kind, caring and sharing of so much knowledge that she makes so easy to understand… I am so grateful.

This program was one of the best investments I have ever made for my health.

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Why Pain Can Persist — Even When You’ve Done Everything Right

Persistent pain is rarely caused by a single structure, injury, or test result.

Over time, pain systems can adapt in ways that amplify sensitivity and keep symptoms going — even when imaging looks normal and treatments have been appropriate.

 

This video walks through several key neurologic factors that influence pain, and why they often don’t show up on scans or nerve tests.

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The Pain Freedom Formula Workshop

Watch my latest live training (now available on-demand) and learn about 4 neurologic adaptations that ramp up pain—and the evidence-based techniques that address them.

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7 Signs Pain Pathways May Be Keeping Pain Persistent

Identify whether pain pathway sensitivity may be contributing to your symptoms — and why common treatments don’t always help.

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The Complete 5-Phase Program

A structured, step-by-step program designed to support meaningful improvements in pain and function over time.

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Meet Dr. Alissa Wolfe

PAIN SPECIALIST, PT, DPT, OMPT, OCS, TPS, CHC

I'm a board-certified orthopedic doctor of physical therapy, but I specialize in complex and persistent pain.

My focus is on the neurologic wiring between the structures of the body and the mind — the missing piece most treatments overlook.

I've been creating pain programs across the US since 2016—including one for the US Army.

I founded this program, the Chronic Pain Breakup Method, in 2021 to fill the gaps the medical system has left wide open.

Now, I work exclusively with people who have complex pain that hasn't responded to standard treatments, providing the structure, guidance, and relief they've been searching for.

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Alissa's Exclusive Pain Recovery Watchlist

Netflix... But For Pain Recovery

Binge-worthy series revealing the truth about persistent pain and the journeys of women who broke free.

Pain Decoded Series

Essential episodes for anyone with stubborn pain. Learn what's really causing your symptoms and why conventional treatments fall short.

8 episodes
CRPS Keys To Recovery Series

Treatment Do's & Don'ts & Mysterious Symptoms Explained. —One listener says: "This is the single best description of the condition I have ever heard."

6 episodes
Recovery Stories Series

Real women share how they went from being sidelined by pain to reclaiming their lives with my proven approach.

11 episodes

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Schedule a free 45-minute consultation with Alissa to discuss your situation and explore whether this approach is a good fit for you.

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Hi, I'm Dr. Alissa Wolfe

SPECIALIZING IN COMPLEX & PERSISTENT PAIN
PT, DPT, OMPT, OCS, TPS, CHC

Helping people reduce pain and restore function through a structured neurologic approach