Pt education info

[tonyf315]

Hi everyone!

Today I had a pt ask me if I had anything he could read about "nerves" (ie nerve sensitivity, sensitization, pain = perceived threat to tissues).

I have Explain Pain but do not feel comfortable loaning my one copy. Plus I think this gentleman probably needs something even simpler.

Anyone have any handy .pdfs of such subject matter I could pilfer? I thought Jason had some handouts-I'll look for the thread with those at lunch...

Thanks in advance,

Tony

[Jason Silvernail]

Jason's Pain Handouts
They are due for an update which will happen sooner or later. At this rate, "later".

[Diane]

There is this thread too, on neuromobilization.

[tonyf315]

Thank you Jason and Diane!

(Diane in the thread you linked me to when I try to open any of the .pdf files it says I don't have sufficient priveleges...?)

Tony

[Diane]

Well, maybe because it's the French forum. Let me see what I can do.

[Diane]

Files for Tony on neuromobilization, by Cory Blickenstaff.

I just gotta say Cory, what a wonderful bunch of work and organization of your work you have done. These are beautiful. :clap2:

[tonyf315]

OMG!

That is AWESOME, I'll put those to good use! Thanks again!!! :thumbs_up :teeth:

Tony

[Diane]

You're welcome. I stuck this thread right in "Information for visitors." I'm hoping they never get buried again. But they will. :angel: Things always do. Somasimple is a yellow fogbank. :angel:

[tonyf315]

+1
gonna bump this while I'm in here downloading/saving so others can see and grab as well!


Edit:
again, AWESOME! Thanks to Cory for making these! The "explain pain summary" along with Jason's "explaining mechanical pain" are just what I'm looking for for my pt. And I love having some specific HEP nerve glide examples after my recent course!

[logoiweb]

You're welcome. I'm hoping they never get buried again.I'll put those to good use! Thanks again!!!







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[jorge_ze]

THNKX

Thank you for all this information.:clap2:

[Fletch]

Neil Pearson has free patient education videos on www.lifeisnow.ca and recently I've been pointing patients to the you tube video Pain is it all just in the mind by Moseley. I like videos as patients can rewind, digest, watch again. I always ask them to write down questions which we then discuss on the next visit.

Roly