By attending a Recovery group, the patient will find others with exactly the same problems, who are improving by using The Recovery Method. Frequently patients, such as M.V.P. patients, have not had a sympathetic hearing given to their complaints. A comprehensive history and physical exam, with appropriate diagnostic studies, will help to reassure patients that their complaints have been taken seriously and Recovery can help greatly in giving them insight into their condition. Yes, when the medical condition is reasonably stable. Recovery helps patients to cope with their physical limitations as well as the anxiety that accompanies illness.
Recovery can help many patients with underlying medical conditions.
The obvious benefit is that as the symptoms of anxiety and depression decrease, successful medical management increases. Recovery shows them how to regain control over their lives and reduce their need for anxiety lowering medication. It's imperative to have a good rapport with your patients in order for them to believe and trust your judgment. It may take extra time on my part, but once my patients realize the consequences of not treating nervous symptoms, most are willing to at least give Recovery a trial. Once basic Recovery techniques are learned, the patient has simple, effective tools, which complement the physician's treatment.