Rethinking Pain Perception
Pain is not always a reliable indicator of damage; many people experience significant symptoms without any discernible structural issues. Instead of focusing on what needs fixing, it’s more beneficial to assess actionable steps to manage discomfort. Embracing the idea that most pain experiences are common can be empowering, as it suggests that individuals are not unique cases of concern.In this clip
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Given that all pain is generated in the brain, how has this made you think differently about how we have typically managed pain in the past (e.g., limiting activity, using ice, pain medication) as discussed in Episode 68: How to Improve 'Movement Knowledge' with Ryan Smith, DPT and Understanding Pain Science? What are a few new tools and strategies (non-pharmacological) that you can use moving forward when you experience pain or injury?
Why do a lot of people deal with non-injury-related low back pain?
How important is it to find the pain generators that are the source of chronic pain?