Should exercises be painful in the management of musculoskeletal pain?
Do strategies change when dealing w chronic pain vs other conditions or scenarios?
Long before our current healthcare situation chronic pain was affecting up to 20% of the US population and costing over $600 billion a year. Unfortunately these numbers are continuing to rise and more people are seeking novel ways to deal with their symptoms and impacts on wellbeing. Come join us as we attempt to re-define chronic pain, while shedding light on interventions to target both the mind and body in hopes of enhancing clinical outcomes and helping them return to the life they know they can live.
Objectives:
- Identify what makes chronic pain different and so difficult to treat
- Review the impacts of placebo and nocebo on our physiology
- Review communication concepts and how they can guide our empathy and exercise prescription with chronic pain patients
- Identify the most promising strategies in dealing with chronic pain through the Express, Label, Connect Framework
- Explain the research around the importance of physical activity and exercise as it relates to chronic pain outcomes
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Course Access: 1 year for on demand. For subscription customers – access as long as you have the subscription account.
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Outline: (1:00:56)
Introduction – 5 min
What is pain – 5 min
The Painful Facts – 5 min
History of treating pain- 5 min
Our brain in pain – 5 min
Emotions and Beliefs – 5 min …. 30
Placebo and Nocebo – 10 min …. 40
Guiding Exercise Through Communication – 10 min
Express, Label, Connect – 10 min
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