TURN ME ON!
“We don’t see things the way they are, we see things the way we are” The Talmud I felt very
CHOOSE MOVEMENT!
As the cult movie Trainspotting once taught us, life is about choices. Our modern world is full of them. What
A VET’S APPROACH TO FEAR, PAIN AND MOBILITY
I was delighted when Dr Marianne Dorn, a veterinarian and physiotherapist, got in touch to discuss her work with me.
MUTUAL MAINTENANCE: WHEN IS ENOUGH ENOUGH?
Yesterday, I had the pleasure of speaking to a range of healthcare professionals at the Primary Care & Public Health
THE ASSUMPTION DILEMMA
Pain is complex. As clinicians with a contemporary understanding of pain, it is our duty to provide people with a
PHYSIOEDGE PODCAST
It was a great pleasure to be asked by David Pope of The Physioedge Podcasts to talk to him recently
TALES FROM THE PAINMOBILE
Kia ora koutou kata from beautiful New Zealand, As some of you might be aware, I am currently travelling around
KEEP YOUR BALANCE
Of all the questions that I get asked when running Know Pain courses, there is one which stands out. I
A SHORT BUT SURPRISINGLY SWEET MISCOMMUNICATION
Effective communication in healthcare is a doddle. You talk, they listen, job done! Who needs to learn about how to
PHYSIOTALK SUMMARY
So, now that the metaphoric dust has settled and my poor computers (MacBook + Cerebrum) have had time to digest