Pain science essential reading list – courtesy of Lars Avemarie. with Anoop Balachandran, Paul Ingraham, Ben Cormack, Prof. Lorimer Moseley, Dr. Jonathan Fass, Diane Jacobs, Dr. Bronnie Lennox Thompson, Dr. Jo Nijs, Dr. Mick Thacke, Max Zusman, Louis Gifford, Todd … Read More
Tricia will be closing her clinical location at the end of May 2023 but is available for virtual and in-home Physiotherapy services. Contact her directly at tricia@movepaincare.com or 647-285-4315 to book an appointment.
Person-centered care for people in pain doesn’t just happen. There’s a lot to consider, and most of it we didn’t get through our formal education so finding the information we need can be a bit daunting. Here are some links … Read More
Pain research and support systems are growing and changing for the better, but they are not always that easy to find. These sites represent organizations for research funding and support that bring patients and clinicians together.
Pain and Tension Treatment for pain, especially pain that persists, is most helpful when it is collaborative. Think of your therapist as a tool in your pain toolbox, and build a collection to suit your needs and work with those … Read More
Research about pain, and for people in pain is ongoing, and growing. These sites include organizations that are funding, promoting, and sharing research and current knowledge about pain, as well as pain programs and other resources that might be useful … Read More
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Pain is the most common reason people seek treatment from a health care professional and, even though one in five adults in Canada experience it, persistent pain is not as well managed as it could be. Current research is showing … Read More
