What makes pain sticky for some people? And can we help unstick it?
We are going to explore some of the proposed mechanisms for pain’s 'stickiness’, looking at plasticity at multiple interconnecting levels in our biology, from molecular to behavioural. We will also discuss the features, characteristics and life experiences that mean someone is more susceptible to developing a longer lasting pain experience. In other words, why someone is more vulnerable. Given this vulnerability and pain ‘stickiness’ is there reason to be hopeful for someone’s recovery? What role can and should clinicians take in the recovery process? How can we help people ‘unstick’ their pain and embrace a brighter more vibrant future?50
3 Punten
E-learning
Prijzen
Regulier € 50
Beroepen
Fysiotherapeut
3 Punten
KNGF, KRF
Sprekers
Tim Beames
Expert
Omschrijving
Everyone has experienced pain. And recovered from it too. This is usually a predictable process; both in terms of the causative nature of the pain experience e.g., tripping up and landing heavily or burning yourself whilst cooking, and the time frame needed to recover i.e., your body repairing itself and the pain associated with damage settling. There are times, however, when pain remains long after the expected healing and recovery time. In other words, the pain has become 'sticky' and difficult to shake off or get rid of.
Learning outcomes
- Attendees will be able to recognise the influencing factors when pain persists in a person
- Attendees will be able to identify what role they play in the treatment of someone with persistent pain
- Attendees will be able to discuss and critically analyse the chances of recovery for a person with persistent pain
Denkfysio
In de fysiotherapie bestaat er niet zoiets als één waarheid. Het is een uitdaging om te blijven leren. Om ons vak goed uit te voeren zoeken wij, als Denkfysio, verder dan de gebaande paden. We bestuderen de nieuwste ontdekkingen wereldwijd en bevragen de huidige aanpak. Zo houden jij en ik elkaar scherp en investeren we samen in de toekomst van ons vak zowel online (via artikelen, webinars en vak inhoudelijke discussies) als offline (via events, scholing en trainingen).