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A Revolution in the Understanding of pain and Treatment of Chronic PainAnoopBalachandran | www.exercisebiology.com

Further Reading

Videos & Podcast

Dr. Lorimer Moseley talks about the nature of pain in this 4 part series. Dr. Lorimer researches the role of brain and mind

in chronic pain.

Part1 ,Part 2,Part 3,Part 4

Stanford University Pain Expert Sean Mackey talks about the modern pain science, the old biomechanical model, chronic

pain and the treatment of chronic pain. This is really good.

Podcast

Dr. Neil Pearson the co-chair of Canadian Physiotherapy Pain Science Division talks about the role of brain and

managing your pain in a 3 hour presentation. If you are in chronic pain, this is a must-see series. Each of the parts is

around 40-60 minutes.

Part 1,Part 2, Part 3

Books

Beginner Level

Explain Painby David Butler & Lorimer Moseley (This is must read)

Painful Yarnsby Lorimer Moseley

The Brain that Changes Itselfby Norman Doidge

Intermediate Level

Painby Patrick Wall

The Challenge of Panby Ronald MelzackSensitive Nervous Systemby David Butler

The Back Pain Revolutionby Gordon Waddell

Topical Issues in Painby Louis Gifford

Web Articles

(My article on another website)Correcting Posture: Myth or Reality

(Two-part series by Louis Gifford about treating chronic pain in athletes)Part 1:How sports psychology can be used to treat sports injuriesPart 2:Biopsychosocial Pain : Pain and brain - the biopsychosocial method of chronic injury rehabilitation

Websites

www.somasimple.comwww.bodyinmind.org

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Figure 2: The fear-avoidance model ofchronic pain shows how acute pain after aninjury can become chronic due to paincatastrophizing (a negative mental stateabout pain), fear of pain, and anxiety

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