Why Being Pain-Free Isn’t the Same as Healing
- Dr Lindy Kuburic (Chiro)
- 10 minutes ago
- 1 min read
One of the most common things we hear from clients is, “I feel heaps better — I think I’m good now.” And while that’s great news, it can also be a turning point where real healing is either supported… or interrupted.
At Balanced for Life, we often explain that pain relief is just the first phase of recovery. When symptoms ease, it’s a sign that your body is responding — but that doesn’t mean everything underneath has fully healed. The spine, soft tissues, and nervous system all need time, repetition, and consistent support to stabilise and function long-term.
This is where people often fall into what we call the “relapse loop” — where they stop their exercises, cancel appointments, and then find themselves right back in pain a few weeks or months later. It’s frustrating but so common.
That’s why we created a simple visual called The Road to Recovery, to help show what healing really looks like over time. If you’ve ever wondered why we recommend a longer-term plan or continued care after the pain settles, this will help it all make sense.
🎥 Watch the video below to learn more
We’re here to help you move out of the cycle of short-term fixes and into long-lasting results — because your body deserves more than temporary relief.
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