Association for the Treatment of Neuroplastic Symptoms

The Science Behind the Symptoms with Howard Schubiner, MD & Rebecca Kennedy, MD

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Join Howard Schubiner, MD & Rebecca Kennedy, MD, as they dive into the research behind fibromyalgia, migraines, back pain, POTS, and talk to guests who experienced these symptoms.

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Association for the Treatment of Neuroplastic Symptoms

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Jul 8, 2026

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Episodes

The Science Behind the Symptoms: PGAD/Urethral Pain 08.07.2026

Laura tells her 4 year story of what started as urethral pain. As her many diagnoses to explain this accumulated, eventually she also developed bladder and pelvic pain. Her main symptom was an usual one and little talked about - 'persistent genital arousal disorder (PGAD)'. In order to explain her symptoms however, she was given many different diagnoses including: Interstitial cystitis, en...

The Science Behind the Symptoms: EDS and Hypermobility 11.03.2026

Dr. Howard Schubiner and Dr. Becca Kennedy sit down with Gigi Cockell to discuss her experience living with EDS and hypermobility and the chronic symptoms she experienced. Gigi shares her journey of searching for answers and how learning about neuroplastic symptoms helped her understand the role the brain can play in generating real physical pain and other conditions. Her story offers a hopeful pe...

The Science Behind the Symptoms: Back Pain 25.02.2026

Malissa's full recovery from years of chronic, debilitating back painIn this episode of The Science Behind the Symptoms, Howard Schubiner, MD, and Becca Kennedy, MD, discuss Malissa’s story and examine the science behind how chronic back pain, diagnosed by multiple specialists as stemming from real degenerative findings on MRI, can completely resolve without medicines, procedures, external dev...

The Science Behind the Symptoms: Placebos and Nocebos 11.02.2026

In this episode, Becca Kennedy, M.D., and Howard Schubiner, M.D., examine how placebo and nocebo effects shape real health outcomes. They discuss how expectations can drive real physiological change, for better or worse, and why understanding these effects matters in medical care.

The Science Behind the Symptoms, Episode 7: POTS 06.02.2026

In this episode, Dr. Howard Schubiner and Dr. Becca Kennedy examine POTS through the framework of neuroplastic symptoms. They explore the science behind how symptoms can develop and persist, and why approaching POTS with curiosity can create new possibilities for healing. The conversation offers clarity, hope, and insight into emerging research and neuroplastic recovery therapies for those living...

The Science Behind the Symptoms: Epstein–Barr, Chronic Fatigue/Myalgic Encephalomyelitis 28.01.2026

In this episode, Dr. Howard Schubiner and Dr. Becca Kennedy unpack the science behind Rebecca Tolin’s recovery from 13 years of chronic fatigue syndrome/myalgic encephalitis. Although she was told that Epstein–Barr virus (among many other diagnoses) was the reason for her CFS/ME, she actually recovered through neuroplastic recovery therapies. Dr. Schubiner and Dr. Kennedy describe the scientific s...

The Science Behind the Symptoms: Neuroplastic Recovery Treatments 21.11.2025

This episode breaks down the emerging noninvasive therapies that move people beyond coping and into full resolution of neuroplastic symptoms. Dr. Schubiner and Dr. Kennedy explain how these methods work, why they outperform standard management approaches, and what current research reveals about lasting recovery.🛜 Visit our website www.symptomatic.me🧑‍💻 Experiencing chronic pain or illness? Lear...

The Story Behind the Symptoms: "No one is coming to save me." 13.11.2025

Isabelle suffered numerous symptoms for well over 30 years. Then she found the insights that changed everything.🛜 Visit our website www.symptomatic.me🧑‍💻 Experiencing chronic pain or illness? Learn more from the 12-Question Self Assessment. https://www.symptomatic.me/quiz🧠 Knowledge becomes healingExplore common conditions: https://www.symptomatic.me/commonconditions📚 Start your recoveryFree...

The Science Behind the Symptoms: The Placebo Effect 05.11.2025

In this episode, Becca Kennedy, MD, and Howard Schubiner, MD, discuss how belief can trigger real physiological changes via the placebo effect. They unpack the neuroscience of expectation, the brain’s role in symptoms, and how this understanding can transform the way we think about pain, chronic illness, and the healing process.🛜 Visit our website www.symptomatic.me🧑‍💻 Experiencing chronic pain...

The Science Behind the Symptoms: "The Future of Pain Management is evolving." 15.10.2025

🛜 Visit our website www.symptomatic.me🧑‍💻 Experiencing chronic pain or illness? Learn more from the 12-Question Self Assessment. https://www.symptomatic.me/quiz🧠 Knowledge becomes healingExplore common conditions: https://www.symptomatic.me/commonconditions📚 Start your recoveryFree public resources: https://www.symptomatic.me/treatment-plan🧑‍⚕️ For practitioners and studentsClinical tools an...

The Science Behind the Symptoms: The Brain Creates Our Experiences, Really! 01.10.2025

Becca Kennedy MD and Howard Schubiner MD discuss the role that the brain can play in our everyday life. Do we see with our eyes or with our brain? Do we hear with our ears? Can pain be caused by the brain in the absence of tissue injury? Find these answers in The Science Behind the Symptoms. Books and Articles:Barrett, Lisa Feldman. How Emotions Are Made: The Secret Life of the Brain. Mariner Book...

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