
Deana Tsiapalis
Wellness coach for chronic pain recovery and pain education
| Hourly rate range | $140 to $225 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | |
| Also coaches | Life coach |
| Sessions | Online |
| Credentials | Certified Wellness Coach; Certified Pilates Instructor; Certified in Mental Health First Aid; CBT for Chronic Pain training; Toastmasters |
| Practice | Pain 2 Possibilities |
Deana Tsiapalis is a certified wellness coach who helps people recover from chronic pain. She founded Pain 2 Possibilities and runs The Change Pain Academy, a membership for people living with chronic pain. She also hosts the podcast The Chronic Pain Experience. Her work covers pain education, nervous system retraining and a biopsychosocial approach. She is also a certified Pilates instructor and holds Mental Health First Aid certification.
What Deana helps with
Deana works with people who have tried procedures, pills and manual therapies and still live with pain. She teaches them how pain works and how to lower it.
- Chronic pain that has not eased with procedures or medication
- Overactive pain pathways in the nervous system
- Anxiety and low mood that come with chronic pain
- Getting back to sleep, work and play
- Fear of pain and movement
- Preparing for surgery and recovery
- Rebuilding confidence and setting realistic goals
- Learning to work with the body's signals
Who Deana works with
Deana works with adults who live with long term, stubborn pain and feel they have tried everything. Her clients include people recovering from injury or surgery, people with back and hip pain, and people dealing with health setbacks who want more control over their recovery.
How Deana works
Deana teaches that the nervous system plays a central role in chronic pain, and she treats pain as physical, emotional and social. Her signature online course runs 16 weeks and draws on current pain research and treatment protocols. Clients learn brain retraining activities, goal setting and mindset resets. She also offers a free 30 minute strategy call and a free online community.
Background and qualifications
Deana is a certified wellness coach who focuses on chronic pain recovery and pain education. She founded Pain 2 Possibilities and serves the chronic pain community inside The Change Pain Academy. She hosts the podcast The Chronic Pain Experience. She is a certified Pilates instructor and is certified in Mental Health First Aid. She has also trained in CBT for chronic pain, fitness and lifestyle management, and physical health and education. She is a Toastmasters member.
Deana Tsiapalis pricing
Programs and services
- 16 week online course
- The Change Pain Academy membership
- Free 30 minute strategy call
- Free online community called Cwtch
- The Chronic Pain Experience podcast
Deana Tsiapalis reviews
The CoachVouch take
Deana focuses on chronic pain recovery and teaches how the nervous system drives stubborn pain.
Best for people with long term pain who have tried medical treatments and want to learn to manage it themselves.
Common questions
How much does Deana Tsiapalis charge?
Coaching with Deana runs $140 to $225 an hour. Message Deana from this page for an exact quote.
What does Deana Tsiapalis help with?
Deana Tsiapalis helps with chronic pain that has not eased with procedures or medication, overactive pain pathways in the nervous system, anxiety and low mood that come with chronic pain and getting back to sleep, work and play.
Does Deana Tsiapalis coach online?
Sessions are online.
Is Deana Tsiapalis certified?
Deana Tsiapalis lists: Certified Wellness Coach; Certified Pilates Instructor; Certified in Mental Health First Aid; CBT for Chronic Pain training; Toastmasters.
Does Deana offer a free way to get started?
Yes. She offers a free 30 minute strategy call and a free online community for people with chronic pain.
How long is Deana's signature course?
The signature online course runs 16 weeks.
How do I contact Deana Tsiapalis?
Send Deana a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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