Chronic Pain Wellness Program
Chronic Pain Treatment That Looks at the Whole Picture
Living with chronic pain affects more than the body. Our Chronic Pain Wellness Program brings together an interdisciplinary team — addressing the physical and psychological sides of pain together, so recovery means more than symptom reduction alone.
Who this chronic pain program is for
When chronic pain is affecting your daily life.
This chronic pain treatment program is designed for people whose pain is affecting their daily life, mood, or ability to move the way they’d like — and who want more than pain management alone.
You may need chronic pain treatment if:
- Chronic pain is affecting your daily functioning, mood, or relationships
- You've noticed fear of movement (kinesiophobia) or avoidance building up over time
- You want to build resilience and coping skills, not just reduce pain levels
- You want a coordinated team rather than separate, disconnected providers
You don't need a clear diagnosis to start
You don't need to have a clear diagnosis or plan before reaching out — an assessment with our team is the first step.
What this program is
An interdisciplinary approach to chronic pain treatment.
The Newly’s Chronic Pain Wellness Program uses an evidence-based, multi-modal approach, with access to Kinesiologists, Psychologists, Occupational Therapists, Social Workers, Nurses, and Psychiatrists — all working from the same plan. The goal is to support your unique pain experience by targeting both the physical and psychological aspects of chronic pain, not just one or the other.
Coordinated around your situation
Interdisciplinary team
Evidence-based, multi-modal
Physical and psychological support
An interdisciplinary approach to pain management
Each provider offers specialized care.
Best practice for chronic pain supports an interdisciplinary approach, where each provider offers specialized care as part of one coordinated plan:
Kinesiology
Home exercise programs, stretching, strengthening, and myofascial release.
Occupational Therapy
Functional goal setting, sleep education, pacing strategies, adaptive coping, equipment recommendations.
Psychology & Social Work
CBT, ACT, EMDR, ART, psychoeducation, connection to resources.
Nursing & Psychiatry
Monitoring, medication review, clinical consultation, and support with reflective practice.
Let's get started with your journey
Support that comes built in
Comprehensive pain treatment from a coordinated team.
This program brings together multiple specialties to address chronic pain treatment from every angle.
This program includes:
- Access to an interdisciplinary team (Kinesiology, OT, Psychology, Social Work, Nursing, Psychiatry)
- Functional goal setting and pacing strategies
- Pain education and lifestyle-change support
- Medically assisted treatment (including KAP) when clinically appropriate
Approaches used in this program
A team trained across proven approaches.
The Chronic Pain Wellness Program draws on a range of evidence-based approaches, matched to your goals and your care team’s recommendations. These may include:
Not sure where to start?
Our team helps you clarify what you’re dealing with and build a plan that addresses both the physical and psychological sides of chronic pain.
Guided care
You don’t have to navigate this alone.
Our interdisciplinary team works together to support your unique pain experience, building a plan that addresses both the physical and psychological aspects of chronic pain.
What the team considers
Your goals
What functional goals matter most to you and what progress would look like.
Pain experience
Your unique pain experience and how it affects daily life.
Physical & psychological
Both the physical and psychological sides of chronic pain.
Coordinated care
How each provider supports your overall treatment plan.
FAQ
Common Questions
No — you don’t need a clear diagnosis or plan before reaching out. An assessment with our team is the first step to understanding what support would help.
The goal isn’t just pain reduction — it’s building practical skills for pacing, coping, and functioning, along with addressing the psychological aspects of living with chronic pain.
The duration varies based on your individual needs and treatment plan. Your care team will discuss the recommended timeline during your assessment.
Ready to Address
Chronic Pain?
If chronic pain is affecting your daily life, mood, or movement, start with a conversation. We’ll help you understand how an interdisciplinary approach might help.