Finding Your Range Podcast : Hypermobility and Chronic Pain Uncovered with Jeannie Di Bon

Apr 24 2022 27 ep. 50 mins 98

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Welcome to Finding Your Range, the Podcast which uncovers the truth behind living with hypermobility, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and chronic pain. Your host is Jeannie Di Bon, a movement therapist who specialises in working with clients with these conditions. She is also the author of two books - Pilates Without Tears and Hypermobility Without Tears. She is an educator of teachers and therapists in the field of movement for hypermobile patients and speaks regularly for The EDS Society and the HMSA. Jeannie also has hypermobile EDS and was a chronic pain sufferer herself. Her passion is to help others move pain-free. This Podcast features expert guests and patient stories. We hope you enjoy this Podcast. Thank you for listening.

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