There’s no single treatment for fibromyalgia. Medication can help manage pain and sleep. Override’s approach adds a paced, structured plan to improve function and day-to-day comfort.
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Very gently paced manual therapy and movement, since fibromyalgia often flares with too much too soon. Intensity increases gradually based on your response.
Medication management, duloxetine, pregabalin, and similar options, can help with pain and sleep. Our pain specialists oversee this as part of your broader plan.
Fibromyalgia symptoms are closely tied to stress and coping patterns. Pain-focused therapy addresses these directly and is a well-supported part of comprehensive treatment.
Between visits, a certified pain coach helps you build a sustainable, paced routine and stay supported.
Your first visit focuses on understanding your symptom pattern, current treatment, and your specific tolerance for activity and touch.
Care starts gently and builds gradually based on your response, since fibromyalgia requires a careful, paced approach.
Timelines vary. Your team will help set realistic expectations based on your specific case.
“I learned a lot about myself – what I could do to help myself, how I can help myself with my toolbox, that medication isn’t always the answer. My care team showed me how to cope with the pain and deal with everything.”
Marguerite L.
Override patient
No. Please continue any medication as prescribed by your physician. Our treatment is meant to complement medical management, not replace it.
If paced appropriately, it shouldn’t. We start gently and build gradually based on your tolerance, different from a generic, one-size-fits-all exercise program that can trigger flares.
This varies significantly by individual tolerance and symptom severity, with an ongoing, sustainable plan since fibromyalgia is a long-term condition.
Often, yes. We verify your specific benefits before your first visit.
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