For clinicians ready to see the whole picture
Your patients aren't failing.
Your framework might be.
Pain lives across biology, psychology, and life context — all at once. Modern Pain Pro gives you the clinical reasoning system to see the whole person and know exactly where to work.
In Progress
The full framework is coming.
I'm building out a complete walkthrough of the Whole Person Reasoning Framework — the four-domain model I use to think through persistent pain with clinicians: local tissue, system biology, psychological processes, and the life context around the patient.
The pillar page will break down each domain, the connections between them, and what it actually looks like to reason across all four in a real clinical session.
It's not live yet. But if you want it in your inbox the moment it drops, leave your email below.
The Four Domains
Pain emerges from four interacting domains — not one.
A preview of what the full framework will cover. Each domain has its own clinical signals, its own tools, and its own influence on the others.
Local Tissue
The structures, the movement, the load tolerance — where most clinicians start and get stuck.
System Biology
Autonomic, immune, endocrine, gut-brain — the slower signals that shape how pain actually behaves.
Psychological Processes
Threat, avoidance, fusion, values — what the mind is doing with the pain, not in the pain.
Life Context
Work, relationships, sleep, meaning — the ecosystem the patient and the pain live inside.
Early Access
Get the framework when it's ready.
I send a weekly email to clinicians working in persistent pain — clinical reasoning notes, patient scenarios, and the research I'm pulling from. When the full framework page goes live, you'll be the first to see it.
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Modern Pain Podcast — where I unpack clinical reasoning in persistent pain one conversation at a time.