ReclaimAbility Physician Dr. Scaringe-Dietrich on managing pain with loved ones.

Mt Laurel Township, NJ -- (ReleaseWire) -- 02/10/2021 -- ReclaimAbility runs a series with a different doctor discussing a new theme every month. This month, ReclaimAbility Physician Dr. Denise Scaringe-Dietrich spoke about finding ways to care for loved ones during a pandemic, especially when they're being treated for pain.

Dr. Scaringe-Dietrich is an anesthesiology & pain management specialist who strives to deliver high-quality treatment and care by assessing patients' needs.

During the Heart Month of February, loved ones' health and wellbeing is on everyone's mind—especially during COVID-19 spikes. Dr. Scaringe-Dietrich seeks to find the root of the pain while listening to her patients to determine the best way to help them within their treatment plan.

Treatment plans are multi-layered, with much of the care from the caregivers' side coming from listening, assisting their loved ones with a plan, and enabling them to help themselves.

"We want them to function," Dr. Scaringe-Dietrich says. Her goal is patient functionality, as well as caring for her patients during a pandemic, when loneliness and depression can set in.

Sometimes talk therapy is needed, in addition to physical therapy and managing pain, to treat the whole person.

About ReclaimAbility
ReclaimAbility is a company that runs multiple South Jersey pain control clinics. Along with treating patients, both at the clinics and via telemedicine, ReclaimAbility provides information via blogs and social media posts to help patients with issues and keep them updated regarding their local clinic.

Visit rapaindocs.com to find out more about ReclaimAbility, including locations and available services.

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Dr. Wong talks about forming positive habits for a successful start to the new year.

Mt Laurel Township, NJ -- (ReleaseWire) -- 02/10/2021 -- ReclaimAbility runs a series with a different doctor discussing a new theme every month. For the start of the new year, the company sought the expertise of Dr. Natalie Wong, a board-certified, fellowship-trained physician. The theme is Learn & Revive: Create and Sustain Momentum. In ReclaimAbility's blog, Dr. Wong referenced being active, ergonomics, and the opportunity a new year presents when looking at how patients can generate momentum in 2021.

For patients with chronic pain, Dr. Wong advises they find a way to keep their bodies moving, with realistic limits and expectations. She acknowledged that when committing to improving a specific part of their lives, people often take an extreme approach, instead of slowly building confidence and ability. Dr. Wong recommends patients remain active each day, even if that's not for an extensive period of time. She reminds her patients that incremental progress is the key to long-term results.

Dr. Wong also talked about ergonomics, with many people still working from home. She tells patients to make sure that their bodies are in line when sitting at a desk, as well as the need to clear walking paths—two preventative measures against unnecessary pain & injury. Dr. Wong emphasizes the idea that pain management doesn't have to be incredibly complicated and there are many small actions patients can take to improve their circumstances.

Commenting on the common practice of new year's resolutions, Dr. Wong believes that writing goals down is an incredibly important step for patients trying to shift their lives in order to better manage pain. She mentioned that writing down specific steps and actions that can be taken in order to achieve a desired outcome makes patients more likely to form a habit. Dr. Wong encourages patients to consider the value in minute, everyday actions and find consistency in order to develop lasting momentum.

About ReclaimAbility
ReclaimAbility is a company that runs multiple South Jersey pain control clinics. Along with treating patients, both at the clinics and via telemedicine, ReclaimAbility provides information via blogs and social media posts to help patients with issues and keep them updated regarding their local clinic.

Visit rapaindocs.com to find out more about ReclaimAbility, including locations and available services.

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Physicians discuss how patients can reduce pain and reclaim hope by setting & maintaining boundaries during the holiday season

Mt Laurel Township, NJ -- (ReleaseWire) -- 01/04/2021 -- The company's theme this month is Learn & Inspire: reclaim hope amidst difficult circumstances. One of the recommendations from the physicians is to remain present, avoiding the urge to get lost in the past and future. For patients with chronic pain, they mentioned that it can be useful to consider the progress that has been made, but comparing oneself to past circumstances can be counterproductive, especially considering the obstacles that have arisen from the pandemic. Likewise, thinking about the future removes a patient's focus from what can be done on a daily basis to improve, making it harder to achieve long-term progress. They advise patients to think about what they can do each day to take incremental steps forward.

The team then emphasized the importance of setting boundaries & communicating with loved ones, especially during the holidays. Everyone is often called upon more by family & friends during this time of year, so the ReclaimAbility physicians recommend patients listen to their bodies, understand their limits, and clearly communicate boundaries that they set based upon those limits. This creates an understanding that can both prevent conflict moving forward and make sure patients don't overextend themselves.

With the new year fast approaching, they also mentioned the use of specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, time-bound (SMART) goals for those that want to set objectives or intentions for 2021. The team prefers SMART goals because people often set unrealistic resolutions, leading to inaction and disappointment. More holiday pain management tips are available on ReclaimAbility's Instagram & Facebook pages.

About ReclaimAbility Pain Services
ReclaimAbility Pain Services is a company that runs multiple South Jersey pain control clinics. Along with treating patients, both at the clinics and via telemedicine, ReclaimAbility provides information via blogs and social media posts to help patients with issues and keep them updated regarding their local clinic.

Visit rapaindocs.com to find out more about ReclaimAbility, including locations and available services.

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Team members appeared on camera in short videos to talk about where their gratitude is coming from this year.

Mt Laurel Township, NJ -- (ReleaseWire) -- 11/25/2020 -- ReclaimAbility runs a monthly series to highlight the staff. This month, the organization showcased team members from all corners of ReclaimAbility through short videos where the staff was tasked to answer one question: what are you thankful for? The responses ranged, showcasing the deep passion of the staff for patients and allowing the audience to learn more about individual staff members.

The pandemic has forced ReclaimAbility to make a variety of changes to operations and multiple staff members mentioned their appreciation for the understanding patients' have shown, along with patient compliance in regards to COVID-19 safety protocols, from wearing masks to social distancing. Other members of the team mentioned that they're grateful for the trust patients have continued to have in the ReclaimAbility team, despite the pressure that comes with such a strenuous worldwide event. That trust was described as both an honor and a privilege by doctors, expressing their gratitude for the meaningful opportunity to help people with their pain.

Team members also mentioned how much their simple interactions with patients mean to them, as they have the chance to make their patients smile and maintain a smooth process to decrease patient stress. Doctors also mentioned that they are thankful for technology, as it has allowed them to continue to help patients that aren't coming into the office. Despite the changes that have come as a result of the pandemic, ReclaimAbility staff members are grateful for their patients and the ability to help people in need. They acknowledged the difficulties of current circumstances, but remain positive and continue using available resources to best serve their patients. For more on what ReclaimAbility is thankful for, head over to the company's Instagram and November blog.

About ReclaimAbility
ReclaimAbility runs multiple South Jersey pain control clinics. Along with treating patients, both at the clinics and via telemedicine, ReclaimAbility provides information via blogs and social media posts to help patients with issues and keep them updated regarding their local clinic.

Visit rapaindocs.com to find out more about ReclaimAbility, including locations and available services.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Dr. Innerfield discussed her journey with cancer and how mindset shifts can help patients

Mt Laurel Township, NJ -- (ReleaseWire) -- 11/20/2020 -- ReclaimAbility runs a monthly series, with a different doctor at the forefront every month. For October, which is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the company highlighted Dr. Innerfield, a double board-certified physiatrist and pain management specialist. The theme was Learn & Conquer: overcoming chronic adversity. In ReclaimAbility's blog, Dr. Innerfield detailed how she faced the fear that came with her cancer diagnosis and the activities she used to improve her emotional wellness.

When it comes to fear, Dr. Innerfield knows what it's like to feel overwhelmed by it. She credits the people in her support system and the practice of maintaining an optimistic outlook. Dr. Innerfield also mentioned her breastie—a friend that had breast cancer—and expressed her gratitude for having someone to relate to through every step of the process. As a healthcare professional, Dr. Innerfield recognizes that she must keep her patients' fear in mind. She comforts patients by focusing on who they are instead of their diagnoses and continually reminding them that fear is normal.

In honor of October also representing Emotional Wellness Month, Dr. Innerfield talked about how helpful it was for her as she dealt with cancer to set small goals and remain physically active. Cancer can make it difficult for patients to participate in routine activities, but having goals to reach for and being active to their personal capacities can be helpful. Dealing with a diagnosis and the impacts of it are mentally demanding, so working on and improving emotional wellness routines can immensely benefit patients.

Dr. Innerfield also participated in the 35 Miles for Breast Cancer Challenge to raise money for the American Cancer Society. Head over to Reclaim Ability's Instagram and Facebook pages to take a look back at how she made her way to the 35 mile goal.

About ReclaimAbility
ReclaimAbility runs multiple South Jersey pain control clinics. Along with treating patients, both at the clinics and via telemedicine, ReclaimAbility provides information via blogs and social media posts to help patients with issues and keep them updated regarding their local clinic.

Visit rapaindocs.com to find out more about ReclaimAbility, including locations and available services.

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The company highlighted Dr. Haleem, who spoke about alleviating chronic pain by improving home routines

Mt Laurel Township, NJ -- (ReleaseWire) -- 11/13/2020 -- ReclaimAbility runs a monthly series, with a different doctor at the forefront every month. The physician for September was Dr. Haleem, a fellowship-trained and dual board-certified physician in the fields of physical medicine & rehabilitation and pain management. The theme was learn & succeed: put your plan into action. Dr. Haleem provided information and recommendations in a blog about the management of chronic pain. He detailed the need for productive everyday routines including self-care and sleep as well as how those routines may change due to the pandemic.

Dr. Haleem's first point of focus was the impending seasonal shift to colder weather and how that can impact self-care routines and the longing to care for others. He mentioned the value of hydrating and using hot packs among other strategies to alleviate pain because during cold weather, muscles and tendons become dry and tight. He also emphasized the importance of a proper self-care routine as a necessity to be able to care for others. That understanding is especially relevant for people with kids. Dr. Haleem recommended that parents have a conversation with their children to create healthy boundaries in the household.

Dr. Haleem also provided information on another way to alleviate chronic pain, which is proper rest. He mentioned that stress is an element of sleep that people often disregard, but it has a major impact on the quality of rest. His recommendations to reduce stress and get better rest overall include distraction exercises, avoiding electronics in bed, and finding the right pillow. Dr. Haleem also mentioned that all of these strategies apply differently for everyone and finding what works best for each situation is most impactful in relieving pain.

ReclaimAbility runs multiple South Jersey pain control clinics. Along with treating patients, both at the clinics and via telemedicine, ReclaimAbility provides information via blogs and social media posts to help patients with issues and keep them updated regarding their local clinic.

Visit rapaindocs.com to find out more about ReclaimAbility, including locations and available services.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm