Scrambler Therapeutics

02/11/2026

GO ORANGE FOR CRPS AWARENESS DAY! 🧡

Today, we’re turning up the colour and raising our voices for everyone living with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS).

CRPS is often described as one of the most painful conditions known. Yet, despite the significant impact it can have on someone’s life, it remains widely misunderstood and often invisible to others.

That’s why awareness matters.

This CRPS Awareness Day, we’re going ORANGE to shine a light on:
🧡 The realities of living with CRPS.
🧡 The importance of early recognition and diagnosis.
🧡 Greater understanding of invisible chronic pain.
🧡 Continued research and innovation in pain treatment.
🧡 The importance of believing, supporting and advocating for those living with CRPS.

Behind every diagnosis is a person, a story and a life that deserves to be understood.

At Scrambler Therapeutics, we believe everyone living with chronic pain deserves to be heard, supported and given hope for a better tomorrow.

So wear orange, share the message and help us make CRPS impossible to ignore.

Let’s turn the world orange for CRPS awareness. 🧡

29/10/2026

I’m currently travelling around Japan and thought I’d share a few tips for travelling well with chronic pain ✈️🇯🇵

🗓️ Plan one big thing a day. Pair a busy morning with a slower afternoon.
🛋️ Schedule rest like an activity. Put it in the itinerary so it actually happens.
🔋 Stop before you need to. Pacing means resting before the flare, not after it.
🚶 Move often on long flights. Stand, stretch and walk the aisle every hour or so.
🧳 Pack light, or send your luggage ahead so you’re not hauling bags through stations.
💊 Keep medications in your carry-on, and check the rules for your destination before you fly.
🌿 Have a flare plan: what helps, what to pack, and permission to cancel plans.

Holidays are meant to be enjoyed, not recovered from 💛

What’s your best travel tip for managing pain? Share it below 👇

25/10/2026

Scrambler Therapy may be helpful for people living with certain types of chronic neuropathic or nerve-related pain, especially when standard treatments have not provided enough relief or have caused unwanted side effects. People who describe their pain as burning, tingling, sharp, shooting or electric shock-like are often the best candidates.

Conditions that may benefit include:
✨ Chemotherapy-induced Peripheral Neuropathy (CIPN) - nerve pain, tingling or numbness that develops after some cancer treatments

✨ Chronic Cancer Pain - ongoing pain related to cancer or its treatment, particularly when nerves are involved

✨ Post-surgical Neuropathic Pain - nerve pain that continues long after surgery wounds have healed

✨ Postherpetic Neuralgia (PHN) - nerve pain that can persist after shingles

✨ Phantom Limb Pain - pain felt in a limb that has been amputated

✨ Brachial Plexus Neuropathy - nerve pain involving the network of nerves in the shoulder and arm

✨ Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) - severe, persistent nerve pain often accompanied by swelling and skin changes

✨ Other types of chronic neuropathic pain - where the main driver is nerve dysfunction rather than inflammation or mechanical injury alone

A careful assessment is always done before starting treatment to ensure Scrambler Therapy is safe, appropriate and tailored to your individual needs.

To learn if Scrambler Therapy is right for you, please visit www.scramblertherapeutics.com.au and book a call with us 🫶

22/10/2026

19/10/2026

You never really know what someone else is going through.

For many people living with persistent pain, their struggles are invisible to those around them. They may be going to work, caring for their families and managing everyday responsibilities all while living with pain that others cannot see. And sometimes, simply getting through the day takes an enormous amount of effort.

Pain doesn’t always have an outward appearance, and someone’s ability to keep going doesn’t mean they’re not struggling. A little understanding, patience and kindness can make a real difference.

Sometimes, the simplest act of kindness can mean more than we realise 🤍✨🫶🏻

10/10/2026

Today is World Mental Health Day 🩵

Chronic pain and mental health are closely connected, and many people living with persistent pain also experience anxiety, depression or other mental health challenges.

The brain and body are deeply connected, and both deserve understanding, support and care.

Let's continue to reduce stigma, increase awareness and create a more compassionate and supportive world for everyone living with chronic pain.

You are not alone. Your mental health matters. Your pain matters. You matter 🩵

08/10/2026

Hello and welcome! 🌊

If you’re new here, I’m Deborah Gray - Nurse Practitioner and founder of Scrambler Therapeutics in Noosa, Queensland ☀️

I specialise in helping people living with persistent pain explore evidence-informed treatment options; including Scrambler Therapy, pain education and practical self-management strategies.

My goal is simple - to help you explore safe, evidence-based approaches to pain management, build confidence and feel more empowered in your everyday life.

Living with persistent pain can be challenging, but you deserve to feel heard, supported and informed about your options.

If you’re curious about Scrambler Therapy and whether it might be suitable for you, I’d love to help you learn more. Visit our website at www.scramblertherapeutics.com.au 🩵

08/10/2026

Hello and welcome! 🌊

If you're new here, I'm Deborah Gray - Nurse Practitioner and founder of Scrambler Therapeutics in Noosa, Queensland ☀️

I specialise in helping people living with persistent pain explore evidence-informed treatment options; including Scrambler Therapy, pain education and practical self-management strategies.

My goal is simple - to help you explore safe, evidence-based approaches to pain management, build confidence and feel more empowered in your everyday life.

Living with persistent pain can be challenging, but you deserve to feel heard, supported and informed about your options.

If you're curious about Scrambler Therapy and whether it might be suitable for you, I'd love to help you learn more. Visit our website at www.scramblertherapeutics.com.au 🩵

19/08/2026

A little bit of fun with this trend, but underneath it all - a lot of gratitude 🤍

I feel very fortunate to do work that I genuinely care about, and to meet so many remarkable people along the way.

Persistent pain can have such a profound impact on a person’s life, and I’m passionate about continuing to learn, share and contribute to better conversations about how we understand and manage it.

Scrambler Therapy is one of the non-invasive neuromodulation approaches I use in my practice. It won’t be the right option for everyone, but for people who would like to understand more about what it is, the evidence behind it, and whether it may be appropriate for their pain, you’re very welcome to get in touch.

And of course, visits from furry friends are always a highlight 🐾

09/08/2026

Persistent pain deserves to be seen, heard and understood.

Thank you to WIN News for helping shine a light on persistent pain during National Pain Week and for sharing the stories of people living with these often invisible conditions.

Persistent pain affects far more than pain intensity. It can impact sleep, mobility, work, relationships, mental wellbeing and quality of life. For many people, simply being listened to and having their experience acknowledged is an important first step.

I was grateful for the opportunity to talk about Scrambler Therapy as one of the evidence-informed, non-invasive treatment options available for appropriately selected people living with persistent neuropathic and mixed pain conditions.

A special thank you to the patient who generously shared their personal experience. Your willingness to tell your story helps raise awareness and gives hope to others who may be searching for answers.

If this interview encourages even one person living with persistent pain to seek support or learn more about the treatment options available, then it has achieved something worthwhile.

🎥 Watch the interview below.