Modernization of Pain Rehabilitation - Webinar - Physiotutors Study
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Modernization of Pain Rehabilitation - Webinar

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Modernization of Pain Rehabilitation - Webinar

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In this webinar, you will discuss the current definition of pain, learn why the current does pain management have to change. Furthermore, Lars will elaborate on the shortcomings of the biomedical model and the "fix it" mindset. At last, the webinar will focus on current problems around pain management and how can we do better as clinicians

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Radovan Gergel
MORE PAIN SCIENCE!

I am strength and conditioning coach who often deals with the chronic pain in my clients. I read a lot about the management of pain (all structurals/biomechanical models), but in recent years I came across the information about new look at pain (the first was book "Explain Pain" by Butler/Moseley). Pain is (in many chronic cases) emotion and you need other ways to treat that person than correcting let say posture, muscel imbalances etc. The course gave me more confidence. Thanks!

Radovan Gergel |

Azad
An informative lecture about evidence based practice

This is a refreshing course about interpretating and integrating science into daily practice. Lars gives a critical and thought provoking lecture about approaching pain rehabilitation well equipped with the knowledge available. ( I found the quality of the sound not always very clear, perhaps due to my internet connection, I am not sure. But otherwise subtitles would be of added value).

Azad |

Marten Briel-Pump
Knowledge about pain science is essential for every therapist!

Really enjoyed this Webinar with Lars. Pain science which is up to date with tips on how to apply the knowledge in daily practice. Highly recommended for every therapist (Physio/Osteopath/Chiro...).

Marten Briel-Pump |

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