I have always been a crafter, and I have just taken up knitting!! Thank you for this video. I have found it very therapeutic and have gone to a knitting group and I found it really fun!! I'm 67 and retired and was looking for something new. I also tried painting but sometimes find it stressful. I find knitting calms me. But the K word is attached to being something old people do, but I'm finding old and young are into this!!! Very smart, I might add!! It's helping me to be more social in the ways you describe!!! It's awesome. I heard that it's good for arthritis... So glad I found you too. I can't sleep right now so I'm going to look for my knitting instead of watching the screen but I did find you this way!! Lol!!

Everything you stated resonates with me. I can’t wait to learn more about this topic. I am off to look for your book.

These two have no idea what they're talking about.

So interesting and quite emotional/cathartic to watch, as someone struggling with pain. Thank you all for posting and Richmond for this conversation. Hoping to meet Richmond soon.

Promo-SM 😀

Why does it take so long for these dudes to get to the point??

Nice cooking God bless you,.

hi there. my name is jessica and i found your page searching for people who talk about being disabled some way. not sure if you knew but march is National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month and i am an alternative disabled content creator on multiple platforms including here on youtube. i didn't know about it until i googled myself. if you are open to having someone to do a collab on your channel/content i'm avaialable and would love to work with you! have a great day.

A great event. Informative and relaxing.

Hi dr lisy it is me. Jacob from Riss hill primary school in mr bishops. Closs

What a great session, thanks so much

A huge Thankyou for this most valuable help to me. I feel much more informed. My quality of life is just as Louise experienced and still in so much pain despite taking opioids. I feel enabled now to explore a better way . Thankyou to all the team and the footsteps festival.

I sit on disability benefit tribunals so I see a lot of people who have chronic pain - people who have effectively been dumped by the medical profession who frankly just don't know what to do with them bar give them increasing doses of drugs [which don't help..]. I think GPs/consultants don't really like/cope with conditions which they can't fix with medication or an operation, if neither or those options work they sort of put their heads in the sand. So I can't help feeling that everyone with chronic pain needs a Phil Sizer in their life! Having watched this video, which I found really engaging - I too like books with pictures and diagrams, and a lot of the suggestions/metaphors are ones that I use generally as an online counsellor for people experiencing all sorts of issues. I've downloaded the book and I'll look forward to reading it!