Comprehend Pain-Fear-Panic-Burnout

"Is it psychic?" - an omipresent question and all too quickly at hand to serve as an explanation for non-specific complaints of patients in routine medical care. The German CAM practitioner, physiotherapist and author Georg Grasser, and the Austrian Dr. Mario Maleschitz, specialist in psychiatry and psychotherapeutic medicine, general practitioner and consultant, have embarked on a joint journey together to understand pain as well as problems such as anxiety, panic and burnout, and to make them understandable to others. They describe their extraordinary findings in numerous exciting case studies. On this basis, the authors use Dynamic Circular Interaction (DCI) to design a therapeutic compass that allows therapists to significantly improve communication and interaction with their patients through a guided process. In a biopsychosocial discussion on the topic of pain, the authors come across new answers and unexpected connections. Immerse yourself into the world of body therapy, where fascinating stories are hidden. Take part in this journey. The authors have opened another door into a world that sometimes seems to be intangible, almost unreachable - a world just waiting to be discovered. "Super approach - that's what I call innovative!" Quote Dr. Reinhard Sittl "The case studies read like a crime novel!" Quote Dr. Ferdinand Wolf

Dr. med. univ. Mario Maleschitz, born in 1980, is a specialist in psychiatry and psychotherapeutic medicine, general practitioner with diploma for special pain therapy, certified body therapist according to the Fascial Distortion Model (FDM), general medical and psychiatric expert. He conducts his practice 'hilfebeischmerz.at' with a focus on pain therapy in Neunkirchen, Lower Austria. There he works mainly according to the FDM. He was awarded the 'Docfinder Patient Award' three times by his patients (2016, 2017, 2018), 2nd place in the category of most popular general practitioner within his state in 2016 and 2017, and the most popular psychiatrist in Lower Austria in 2018. Dr. Maleschitz has been dealing with the challenges of pain treatment for years. He incorporates his diverse experiences from pain outpatient clinics, pain psychological group treatments, impressions from acute medical care and from psychiatric rehab into the book. In 2017, he presented his observations for the first time at the FDM World Congress in Cologne. In 2019, another lecture on the topic 'Fear and FDM' followed at the symposium in Vienna.