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What is a Process-based Approach to Pain Management Physical Therapy?
Pain is an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with, or resembling that associated with, actual or potential tissue damage. Nociception and pain are different …
These Resources Build Resilience to Pain and Facilitate Pain Recovery
These Resources to Build Resilience and Facilitate Pain Recovery General Resistance Resources: Navigating the Challenges and Promoting Health The first principle of salutogenesis is that …
A Sense of Coherence and It’s Application in Physical Therapy and Pain Management Pain Management
Forty years ago, sociologist Aaron Antonovsky developed a theory after investigating women who had survived and thrived after experiencing life in Nazi concentration camps. In contrast …
Embracing The Path Of Salutogenesis On The Journey To Pain Recovery
As dedicated practitioners in pain management, we hold the torch of transformation for those seeking relief and renewal. Today I invite you to explore the …
Integrative and Lifestyle Medicine in Physical Therapy: the future of primary care and health promotion
The last few decades has seen an explosion of lifestyle-related diseases. Chronic conditions, such as heart disease, diabetes, obesity, and cancer are the leading causes …
2022 FELLOWS- INTEGRATIVE PAIN SCIENCE INSTITUTE
Earlier this year, I announced my favorite, most impactful program yet: the Pain Innovator Project (PIP). Within PIP, each pain practitioner created their own unique …
Pain Education Training in New York State Physical Therapy Programs: Preparing Physical Therapists with Biopsychosocial Interventions to Treat Pain
As you subscribe to my website, you are aware that significant steps have been taken by educators and the APTA to advance pain education in …
Why the Physical Therapy Profession is Left Out of Biden’s Mental Health Plan
by Joe Tatta, PT, DPT One of the areas related to pain care that I’m closely watching is mental health. In the U.S. less than …
What is a Pain Specialist Coach?
As research into pain science continues to develop, it has become increasingly clear that chronic pain requires more than just one method to treat. In …
