Chronic Pain & Mobility Management
Living with persistent pain can feel exhausting — but it doesn’t mean you have to stop moving or doing the things you love.
At N² Rehab, we take a modern, neuroscience-based approach to pain management that helps you understand why your pain persists and teaches your body and brain how to move safely again.
Our programs focus on restoring function, reducing sensitivity, and rebuilding strength all at your pace, in your own home or virtually.
Chronic or persistent pain doesn’t always mean ongoing tissue damage. Often, it’s the result of a sensitized nervous system where your brain continues to “protect” an area even after it’s healed.
Through education, graded movement, and confidence-building strategies, we help you retrain that system. By blending movement science and neuroscience, our goal is to help you move more, fear less, and return to meaningful activity. This approach is about progress, not perfection, one step, one day, one movement at a time.
Understanding Chronic Pain
Conditions we help manage:
We help people living with a range of chronic and complex pain conditions. Whether your pain is recent or long-standing, we focus on what you can do, not what you can’t.
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Low back or neck pain
Osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis
Fibromyalgia and widespread pain
Chronic post-surgical pain or stiffness
Headaches
Nerve-related pain (sciatica, radiculopathy)
Postural or repetitive strain pain
Long COVID or post-viral fatigue
Chronic fatigue and deconditioning syndromes
Post-Concussion Syndrome
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Pain education and nervous system retraining
Graded exposure and pacing strategies
Strength, mobility, and endurance training
Mindful movement and breath coordination
Posture and movement re-education
Manual therapy for relaxation and mobility
Sleep and stress management strategies
Functional goal setting and self-management
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Your first visit starts with a detailed discussion about your pain story: when it began, what makes it better or worse, and how it affects your daily life. We’ll then assess your movement patterns, strength, and function to identify where your body might be overprotecting or underusing certain muscles or joints.
From there, we’ll develop a personalized plan that blends movement, education, and self-care strategies to help you make sustainable progress.
Follow-up sessions include:
Gradual exercise progression
Gentle manual therapy or mobility work
Real-world movement retraining (stairs, lifting, walking)
Discussion of progress, pacing, and mindset
Ongoing guidance for home exercise and flare-up management