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Train Your Brain to Beat Chronic Pain Kelley Johnson in his attitude toward lifePsychologist Carly Hunt has devoted her career to understanding chronic pain what causes it, how it keeps going long after the body has healed from injury or illness, and, most crucially, how sufferers can reclaim their lives. State of the art neuroscientific research reveals suprising new insights into pain as the brain's alarm system, designed to warn us of danger. When that alarm gets stuck in a high alert mode, Dr. Hunt shows how a range of proven