BOOKS ABOUT PAIN
Biro, D. The language of pain. 2010. New York. W.W Norton & Company. ISBN 9780393070637. Black, A. (2012). Living In
THE METAPHOR CHALLENGE!
Communication is a fundamental component of rehabilitation. The profoundly complex and idiosyncratic nature of pain experiences often requires the use
SPOON THEORY INFOGRAPHIC
sing Spoon Theory to Explain Chronic Illness – Infographic The daily physical pain of living with chronic illness can often
CONTROLLING FLARE UPS
Understanding why pain sometimes persists will hopefully enable you to take control of it. Having your questions answered by talking
PERSISTENT PAIN EDUCATION BOOKLET
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KNOW PAIN POSTER
Are you looking to: 1. Reassure your patients & guide them towards recovery? 2. Reduce fear, apprehension & confusion in
RECOMMENDED AUDIO BOOKS
Here’s a list of some highly recommended audio books. Happy listening! www.thegreatcourses.com Excellent audiobooks by Professor Robert Sapolsky on: 1.
PHYSIOPEDIA INTERVIEW
Last week I had the great pleasure of chatting with Rachael Lowe from Physiopedia about pain education. I hope you
THE VOLDEMORT EFFECT: A GUEST BLOG BY JACK CHEW
To clarify from the off, I loathe the suggestion that ‘the pendulum has swung too far’ when it comes to
TODAY, I AM ANGRY: A GUEST BLOG BY MARIE BOURGEOIS
Today, I am angry. As medical practitioners, we are often not equipped to deal with human complexity. We were taught