Pilates & Wellness
- pillarhealthsystems
- May 28
- 2 min read
In a recent episode of The Mind Movement Health Podcast, host Kate Boyle welcomed a true pioneer in the field of behavioral wellness—Dr. Evelyn Higgins, founder of Wired BioHealth. Together, they unpack the complex science of addiction and pain management through the lens of genetics, epigenetics, and neuroscience. |
New Podcast Episode: The Science of Addiction & Pain with Dr. Evelyn HigginsIn this week’s episode of The Mind Movement Health Podcast, host Kate Boyle welcomes a true pioneer in the field of behavioral wellness—Dr. Evelyn Higgins, founder of Wired BioHealth. Together, they unpack the complex science of addiction and pain management through the lens of genetics, epigenetics, and neuroscience. |
What You'll Learn
If you or someone you love is navigating addiction or chronic pain, this episode delivers vital hope and a deeper understanding rooted in real science. |
Available wherever you get your podcasts—Apple Podcasts | Spotify | MindMovementHealth.com.au |
Genes, Epigenetics & the Future of Addiction and Pain RecoveryAddiction and chronic pain are two of the most misunderstood and underserved conditions in modern healthcare. Traditional approaches often overlook a critical factor: our biology. Here’s the science:
So, what's the result? More effective, precise, and compassionate care. Whether you're struggling with substance misuse, managing long-term pain, or supporting a loved one, this science offers a roadmap to recovery that is both empowering and deeply hopeful. How Pilates Supports Healing from Addiction and Chronic PainMovement is medicine—and Pilates is one of the most powerful, low-impact practices to support both physical and emotional healing.
Incorporating Pilates into a holistic care plan can be a game-changer for those on the path to recovery, pain reduction, and mind-body balance. |
Escape to Serenity: 2025 Pilates Retreat in Thailand Join Kate for a 7-day Pilates retreat in Thailand—an intimate and transformative wellness experience featuring daily Pilates, nourishing meals, cultural adventures, and pure relaxation. When: July 6-12, 2025 (limited to 16 guests!) Whether you're new to Pilates or a seasoned practitioner, this retreat supports deep restoration—perfect for those managing stress, pain, or simply in need of a reset. Reserve Your Spot: mindmovementhealth.com.au/thailand-retreat |



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