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Meet Coenie
 

Registered Osteopath and Neuroplastic Pain Practitioner with diplomas in Sports Massage, Personal Training and Reformer Pilates

Coenie de Groot, neuroplastic osteopath
Coenie de Groot in practice

My story

I was born in South Africa and have been living and working in the UK since 2000. I hold a Master's degree in Osteopathy and have spent over 25 years working in movement, posture and alignment, including teaching Reformer Pilates.

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Early in my career I worked the way most Osteopaths do: hands-on treatment, postural advice, exercises. I got good results with acute injuries. But with patients who had been in pain for months or years, the relief was always temporary. They would come back, and the pain would come back with them.

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That pattern bothered me. I started looking deeper into the research on chronic pain, and what I found changed everything I thought I knew about how pain works.

The science is clear: in the majority of chronic pain cases, there is no ongoing structural cause. The pain is real, but it is being generated by the brain, not by a disc or a joint or a muscle. And if the brain is creating it, the brain can learn to stop.

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My own experience of persistent pain confirmed what the research was telling me. I understood, from the inside, what it felt like to be told nothing was structurally wrong while still being in genuine pain every day. That is what led me to pain reprocessing therapy and the SIRPA programme. And it is what the No More Pain Programme is built on.

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Find out more about the No More Pain Programme.

Qualifications and training

  • Master's degree in Osteopathy

  • Registered Osteopath with the General Osteopathic Council

  • SIRPA certified practitioner (Stress Illness Recovery Practitioners Association)

  • Trained in Neuroplastic Pain Therapy

  • Diploma in Sports Massage

  • Diploma in Personal Training

  • Diploma in Reformer Pilates instruction

  • Over 25 years of experience in movement, posture and alignment

 

My work is informed by leading pain science researchers and clinicians including Dr John Sarno, Dr Howard Schubiner and Dr David Hanscom, whose DOC (Direct Your Own Care) Method provides a structured approach to neural pathway retraining and the mind-body connection in recovery.

Why having a registered Osteopath deliver this matters

Most Neuroplastic pain reprocessing therapists come from a Psychology, coaching or physiotherapy background. As a registered Osteopath with a Master's degree and over 25 years of clinical experience, I bring a thorough clinical understanding of anatomy, the nervous system and how the body works, combined with a deep grounding in pain science.

That means I can help you rule out genuine structural issues, understand your pain history in proper clinical context, and guide you through the recovery process with confidence that what you are doing is right for your body.

Where I work

The No More Pain Programme is delivered on-line so you can take part from anywhere in the UK and worldwide.  All you need is a phone, tablet or  computer and a quiet space.

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In-person appointments are also available within a 10 mile radius of Bracknell, Berkshire

Ready to find out more?

If you would like to understand whether the No More Pain Programme might be right for you, book a free discovery call. There is no obligation, just an honest conversation about your pain and whether I can help.

Book your free discovery call

Coenie de Groot speaking about neuroplastic pain treatment

Free Discovery Call

A relaxed, 30 minute, no obligation video call to talk about your pain and find out whether the No More Pain Programme is right for you

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Duration: 30 minutes 

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Price: Free 

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If you decide to go ahead, the No More Pain Programme runs in two parts at £450.00 (no VAT added) each with 1-1 sessions included

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