What is pain?
Pain isn’t just a physical discomfort. It’s a symptom with a profound message, a sign that something isn’t working as it should. Far from being our enemy, pain gives us the opportunity to look within and detect imbalances that affect our body, mind, and way of life.
When we understand it this way, we stop fighting it and start listening to it. Instead of simply shutting it down, we ask: What is this pain telling me? And from there, we map out a realistic, in-depth, and tailored therapeutic path for each individual. Our integrative pain therapy service will help you transform your pain and achieve a better quality of life.
At Monarka, we offer treatments based on integrative pain therapy, which combines conventional and alternative medicine from a comprehensive and holistic perspective. Our treatments are very helpful in pain management and consider the person as a whole – body, mind and emotions – when finding solutions.
Is integrative pain therapy right for you?
If you feel that pain is affecting your life and you’ve seen multiple specialists without finding clear answers or lasting solutions, integrative pain therapy may be what you need. This therapy is suitable for everyone, because at Monarka, we look beyond the symptoms and build a realistic plan with you, taking into account your body and your history.
Contact us. We will listen to you, rigorously evaluate your case, and guide you through a process that doesn’t seek shortcuts, but rather real solutions.
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An integrative and personalised approach to pain
Our approach is multidisciplinary and human-centered. That’s why we go beyond the symptom, with a comprehensive perspective and an integrative approach. We combine medical rigor with a holistic vision that seeks to understand what is truly affecting you at a deeper level. We assess not only the physical aspect of pain, but also its potential emotional, metabolic, or even nutritional triggers.
Each patient is supported by a professional who acts as a conductor, coordinating the various therapeutic areas so that every intervention makes sense and complements the others. We accompany you throughout the process, ensuring you never feel lost or directionless.
Painful syndromes that we treat with integrative medicine
At Monarka Clinic, we work with people living with chronic, persistent, or recurring pain. We don’t treat pain as an enemy to be silenced, but rather as a complex signal that requires a comprehensive and integrative approach.
These are some of the types of pain we evaluate and support:
Musculoskeletal pain
- Lower back and neck pain
- Sciatica or radicular pain
- Persistent muscle spasms
- Tendinopathies and fasciitis
Neuropathic pain
- Neuralgias (trigeminal, occipital, intercostal…)
- Central pain syndrome
- Post-surgical pain or pain following nerve injuries
Visceral and functional pain
- Migraines or tension headaches
- Functional or bowel-related abdominal pain
- Chronic pelvic pain
Emotional or psychosomatic pain
- Pain without a clear organic cause
- Pain that intensifies with stress, insomnia, or emotional blockage
- Pain associated with traumatic experiences or grief
Complex and multifactorial pain
- Fibromyalgia
- Chronic fatigue syndrome
- Refractory chronic pain
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does only focusing on pain make it worse?
The brain doesn’t understand negative messages. If we constantly repeat “I don’t want to be in pain,” what it processes is “pain.” Constantly focusing on the symptom reinforces its presence. Therefore, the first step is to shift our focus, zoom in, and observe the complexities of the factors at play.
At Monarka, we propose an approach that integrates body, mind, lifestyle, and emotions. We look at how you eat, how you rest, how you relate to others, how you manage stress, and what life experiences have left their mark on your body.
What is the goal of pain therapies?
That you get your life back. We know that pain paralyzes, incapacitates, and impairs our daily lives. It affects your energy, your mood, your decisions, and your quality of life. That’s why we work from different angles simultaneously to reduce the intensity of the pain and gain time: the time you need to transform the habits, emotions, or imbalances that sustain it.
Because it’s not just about relieving the pain, but about understanding and overcoming it with a supportive, effective, and tailored therapeutic strategy.