Chronic back pain is one of the most expensive medical problems facing the industrialized world today. It confronts the physician with the challenge of treating without a clear diagnosis. The incidence of chronic back pain may correlate more closely with psychosocial factors than structural abnormalities. Chronic pain and poor treatment outcomes may correlate with somatization. An Evaluatory study was conducted to assess the effectiveness of complementary medicine like mind-body program in chronic low back pain clients from the community. The calculated Wilcoxon sign rank test value ( Z = 4.786 at the degree of freedom (DF) 30 with the level of significance P = 0.0001)stated Mind Body Program was effective in reducing the chronic low back pain among elderly residents of a selected community.