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The PerryWork Method

Pain relief, reinvented.

Chronic pain is more than just discomfort—it’s life-altering. According to the CDC, 50 million adults in the U.S. live with chronic pain, and nearly 18 million experience high-impact pain that disrupts daily activities. Beyond the physical toll, chronic pain is linked to depression, cognitive decline, increased suicide risk, and substance abuse.

In response, many turn to medication, particularly opioids—fueling one of the most devastating public health crises of our time. With 11 million people reporting prescription pain reliever misuse each year, it’s clear that pain management needs a better, safer alternative.

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What if there was another way?
  • A way to relieve pain without relying on medication

  • A way to enhance the benefits of physical therapy and chiropractic care

  • A way to avoid unnecessary surgeries

This alternative exists. It’s called Perrywork, and it’s changing how we treat chronic pain—naturally, effectively, and without the risks of medication or invasive procedures.

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How Perrywork Works

At its core, Perrywork is about restoring the body’s ability to heal itself. Chronic pain often stems from tight bands of dermis, fascia, and muscle tissue that trap nerves and restrict blood flow. These restrictions not only cause pain but also prevent the body from repairing itself naturally.

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Step 1: Understanding the Source of Pain

A Perrywork practitioner begins by identifying areas of tension and restriction—not just where you feel pain, but where the underlying problem exists. These tight bands of tissue trap nerves and blood vessels, making healing nearly impossible without intervention.

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Step 2: Precision Targeting

Using a specialized pressure device, the practitioner maps out ‘pain points’ on the skin, similar to trigger points in acupuncture. These are key areas where nerve entrapments and restricted fascia contribute to ongoing pain.

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Step 3: Releasing the Restrictions

Each mapped point is then treated with a precise injection of saline and local anesthetic, which serves two purposes:

  1. The needle and fluid work together to physically separate the restricted tissues, freeing trapped nerves and restoring mobility.

  2. The increased blood flow brings healing cells to the area, allowing the body to repair itself naturally.

 

The Results: Rapid, Lasting Relief

Unlike treatments that take months to show progress, Perrywork delivers immediate results. Many patients experience relief within minutes of their first session, with sustained improvement over time. Most chronic pain cases can be resolved in just a few sessions.

Perrywork has been successfully used to treat a wide range of conditions, including:

  • Tennis elbow and golfer’s elbow

  • Migraines and chronic headaches

  • Lower back pain and sciatica

  • Shoulder pain and rotator cuff injuries

  • Knee pain and arthritis

  • Carpal tunnel syndrome

  • Diabetic neuropathy and nerve pain

 
A Legacy of Innovation in Pain Management

The Perrywork method was developed over 30 years by Michael Perry, CRNA, a leading expert in pain management. A long-time member of the American Academy of Pain Management, Michael has dedicated his career to advancing non-surgical, drug-free solutions for chronic pain. Recognized as Pain Practitioner of the Year at the PAINWeek national conference, his expertise has helped tens of thousands of patients regain control over their lives.

 

Is Perrywork Right for You?

If you’ve tried traditional treatments without success, it’s time to explore a new approach. Perrywork isn’t about masking pain—it’s about addressing the root cause and helping your body heal itself.

Book a free phone consultation today to learn more about how Perrywork can help you move better, feel better, and live pain-free.

Let’s talk about how to leave pain behind.

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