CRPS & RSD
Burning, disproportionate pain in a limb, often after an injury that should have healed. CRPS is notoriously hard to treat with conventional approaches alone.
Chronic Pain Relief · Houston & Pearland, TX
Chronic Pain Relief in Houston & Pearland, TX — CRPS, Sciatica, Back, Hip & Knee Pain
Whether it's CRPS, Trigeminal Neuralgia, sciatica, or pain in your back, hip, or knee that hasn't responded to the usual treatments, there may be a shared piece of the puzzle we haven't looked at yet. A free assessment can show you, in about ten minutes, whether this approach fits your body.
87.29%
Average pain reduction reported during initial assessment, 37-person study*
73%
Drop in symptoms reported in a separate survey study*
15 min
From the Houston Medical Center to our Pearland office
A Common Thread
Different pain, similar root cause
CRPS in a limb. Trigeminal Neuralgia in the face. Sciatica shooting down the leg. Chronic ache in the back, hip, or knee that imaging can't fully explain. These conditions look different on the surface, but many share a common thread: irritation at the nerve root, driven by tension around the covering of the spinal cord.
We call this Neuro-Matrix Dysfunction (NMD). When that covering is pulled or irritated, nerve roots may fire disruptive, "maverick" signals — garbage information that can show up as pain in a joint, a nerve pathway, or a whole limb, often without a clean structural explanation.
The Neuro-Matrix Reset Technique uses gentle, acupressure-style release points at the upper neck — refined over more than two decades — with the goal of easing that tension so the nervous system can settle and pain signals can quiet down.
Conditions we commonly see:
CRPS / RSD
Trigeminal Neuralgia
Sciatica
Chronic Back Pain
Hip Pain
Knee Pain
Failed Back Surgery
Neuropathy
Where It Shows Up
Chronic pain wears a lot of different faces
Here's how the same underlying dysfunction can show up differently from person to person.
Trigeminal Neuralgia
Sudden, severe facial pain that can be triggered by everyday actions like chewing or brushing teeth — one of the most painful nerve conditions known.
Sciatica
Sharp or burning pain that radiates from the lower back down through the leg, often worse with sitting or certain movements.
Chronic Back Pain
Persistent low back pain, including pain that continues after surgery, injections, or years of physical therapy.
Hip & Knee Pain
Ongoing joint pain that doesn't fully match what imaging shows, or that lingers after a joint procedure.
Neuropathy & Nerve Pain
Tingling, numbness, or burning sensations that suggest the nervous system itself is part of the problem, not just the joint or tissue.
Is This For You?
Built for people who've run out of conventional answers
If medication, injections, physical therapy, or even surgery hasn't given you lasting relief, this may be worth ten free minutes of your time.
You've tried the standard path
Injections, medication, physical therapy, or surgery haven't resolved your pain — or relief didn't last.
Imaging doesn't tell the full story
Scans look relatively normal, or don't fully explain the pain you're living with day to day.
You want a real answer, not a guess
You'd rather feel, in the room, whether something helps than commit to months of care on faith alone.
Our Approach
From your first visit to lasting stability
Free assessment
A ten-minute, non-invasive visit that shows whether your body responds to spinal cord decompression — no cost, no obligation.
Implementing Care Plan
Typically eight to ten weeks, with brief sessions tailored to how your nervous system responds, aimed at calming the underlying dysfunction.
Stabilization & post-care
Care gradually tapers over at least a year, giving your body time to hold the correction long-term.
Real Stories
What people feel — often in that first visit
"She walks for the first time in five years after her free test."
Patient story
"After a failed back surgery, I didn't think anything would help. This did."
Marlene
She suffered for 58 years and now she talks about the changes from the Neuro-Matrix approach.
Cleda
*Individual results vary and are not guaranteed. Statistics reflect specific study populations referenced in practice materials.
Common Questions
Chronic pain relief FAQ
What do CRPS, sciatica, and back pain have in common?
On the surface, not much — but one theory is that many of these conditions share a common thread: tension around the covering of the spinal cord that irritates nerve roots and disrupts normal signaling. Whether pain shows up as CRPS in a limb, sciatica down the leg, or chronic back pain, the underlying nerve root irritation may be a shared piece of the puzzle.
Can this help with hip or knee pain that isn't from an obvious injury?
It can be worth a free assessment, especially if imaging hasn't shown a clear structural cause or if hip or knee pain seems connected to broader nervous system symptoms. The assessment shows, in the moment, whether your body responds to spinal cord decompression.
I've already had surgery and still have pain. Is it too late for this to help?
Many people who visit us have already had one or more surgeries without lasting relief. This looks at a different piece of the picture than most surgical approaches, so it may still be worth a free assessment even after failed back surgery or other procedures.
Does Doc Peterson diagnose or cure chronic pain conditions?
No. Kendall Peterson, Ph.D., is a Licensed Holistic Provider, not a medical doctor, and does not diagnose, treat, or cure CRPS, Trigeminal Neuralgia, sciatica, or any other disease. Services are self-help and educational, intended to support overall wellness alongside — not replace — care from a licensed physician.
Ready When You Are
Find out what's behind your chronic pain
Ten minutes, zero cost, and a clear answer about whether real relief is within reach. Serving Houston and Pearland, TX.
By appointment only · 2880 Broadway Bend Dr, Bldg 3, Ste. 105, Pearland, TX 77584 · Just 15 minutes from the Houston Medical Center