Hack Your Brain, Hack Your Pain
Unlock simple, science-backed strategies to calm your nervous system and ease chronic pain. Join David McHugh for a practical mind-body workshop designed to help you regain clarity, resilience, and control.


Time & Location
Jun 19, 2026, 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM EDT
Virtual Event
About the event
Hack Your Brain, Hack Your Pain – with Trauma Coach David McHugh
Join Trauma Coach David McHugh for a weekly mind-body workshop exploring how neuroscience-based strategies and neuroplasticity practices may support pain management, nervous system regulation, and improved daily functioning.
In this ongoing series, David shares practical, neuroscience-based tools that helped him regain mobility and joy, including:
Neuroplasticity practices
Gentle movement
Micro-goals
Mindfulness strategies you can begin using right away
Whether you live with chronic pain, trauma, or nervous system overload, this series offers a supportive space to learn, experiment, and build skills that may improve daily life.
Host: David McHugh
When: Fridays at 7:00 PM EST
How to join:
Join the meeting: https://meet.google.com/dih-ccsq-ppu
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Prefer to join by phone (optional):
United States: +1 617-675-4444 PIN 841 026 728 3578#
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RSVP (recommended):
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By joining, you agree to the following guidelines:
Community Guidelines:
Strictly Private: This meeting is never recorded to protect your privacy.
Confidentiality: Please do not share the personal stories or names of other attendees outside of this meeting.
No Recording: We ask that participants do not record any part of this session.
Medical Disclaimer:
Peer Support Only: This is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
Emergencies: If you are in a medical emergency, please call 911 or your local emergency services immediately.