Pain from physical therapy perspective!!

[visari_fizio]

Hi everyone.

I have been asked from my local hospital to prepare a lecture about "Pain from physical therapy perspective", Can anybody suggest me some outlines for this lecture.

Thanks in advance!!

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[gcoe]

Hi visari_fizio

this is a huge topic so you will really need to think about focusing on something.

Katherine Sluka's book is a good text:
International Association for the Study of Pain | Mechanisms and Management of Pain for the Physical Therapist

And this article by her and Anthony Wright is a bit out of date but it is well put together:

Nonpharmacological Treatments for Musculoskeletal Pain : The Clinical Journal of Pain

The British CSP has a special interest group that has some good resources:

The Physiotherapy Pain Association Online

And Lorimer Moseley's site is well worth a look - very up-to-date and thinks outside the box:

Body in Mind ? Research into the role of the brain and mind in chronic pain disorders

All the best with your lecture

[visari_fizio]

Thank you very much gcoe, it will serve me to make framework of the lecture.

Any other idea, anybody !???

[estherderu]

Hi Vizari

You can also go to the Somasimple forum.... lots of discussions amongst colleagues going on about pain called
somasimple: the so simple body, a place for physical therapy

David Butlers website is worth visiting as well.
Neuro Orthopaedic Institute, Noigroup Publications, Movement and education for pain, stress and performance

I agree with Gcoe, you need to find a topic, these sites should give you some ideas.



Esther