You see, just as in psychology, the physiotherapy if beset by truly bad research that unfortunately makes it to the coalface of therapy so that people get meaningless or inappropriate treatment.
Chronic Pain and Physiotherapy Read More »
This webinar spells out the detailed theoretical basis and provides insight into practical applications.
Webinar for Psychologists – View Any Time Read More »
COVID played havoc with an earlier plan to run a face-to-face clinical study as a much larger replication of two earlier, very successful studies.
Phase 3 Clinical Trial SDR Therapy for Chronic Pain Read More »
History and theoretical foundation of SDR therapy, including evidence for efficacy of disruption of reconsolidation as a mechanism of extinction
Commentary and Citations – Disruption of Reconsolidation as an Extinction Strategy Read More »
An extremely detailed guide to the myths, controversies, and treatment options for low back pain, that you can print, save, and lend, with updates forever so you keep up with the science. You can read all the myths and controversies, all the diagnostic issues, and all the treatment options. This is a book that every physiotherapist should use as a treatment bible.
An extremely detailed guide to chronic neck pain and the disturbing sensation of a “crick”. You can read on almost any device, print it and lend it, and updates are free for life in order to keep up with the science. Hyperlinked sections can be freely previewed before you decide to purchase.
When I say “in your head” I certainly do not mean “imaginary”. The pain is every bit as real as the pain from a broken bone.
Yes, Your Chronic Pain is Probably All In Your Head. Outrageous Claim! Read More »
It is widely acknowledged that current treatments for chronic pain without adequate explanatory pathology work no better than placebo. So it is no wonder that some 3 million Australians are currently living with persistent pain which nothing seems to help.
Chronic Pain – When Nothing Works Read More »
There are a growing number of physicians and scientists who recognise that it is actually possible to turn off chronic pain.
Can You Turn Off Chronic Pain? Read More »
Study after study demonstrates the role of the amygdala in the perception of many types of chronic pain.
A Short Review of Current Literature – Chronic Pain Read More »
