Join co-hosts Sandy Hilton and Cory Blickenstaff, physical therapists who are "in the trenches" practicing in unique settings on opposite sides of United States, as they discuss current research and topics of pain science. Listen in on occasional interviews of the prominent figures of pain science. Focus will be on making the information meaningful to practice in the clinic.
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034 How Well Do We Remember Past Pains?
In this episode the topic of pain memory recall is explored. How well do we remember our past pains? Are there differences in recall between populations? What might account for the differences when they occur? All of these topics covered in episode in...
033 Reconsidering the IASP Definition of Pain
In episode 33, Sandy and Cory are joined once again by Pain Specialist Physician, Milton Cohen. Dr. Cohen and his group have submitted a new clinical definition of pain. In the discussion, we unpack the new definition term by term and discuss issues...
032 Are There Ethical Concerns With Mindfulness Approaches?
A recent paper looks at the philosophical underpinnings of the practice of mindfulness and raises some concerns regarding the ethics of its use. In this episode, these concerns are discussed as well as the larger implications of informed consent and...
031 Expectancy Violation Update
We return to exposure based therapy and an update of the topic covered in the popular episodes 12 and 15, expectancy violation. This time we discuss a clinical commentary paper reviewing the state of the evidence related to the claims of Craske et al....
Episode 30: I am a Placebo: An Interview With Dr. Nortin Hadler, MD
Our guest in this episode is , a rheumatologist and professor of medicine at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, who has spent decades right in the middle of several health care debates. Dr. Hadler, or as Sandy likes to call him "Quote...
029 Discussion of the book Meanings of Pain
This episode has Sandy and Cory discussing a recently released book, tilted . Can we measure pain? What is the impact when we try? How do the roles we assume impact the care we provide and how it is received? Listen in as our hosts consider these and...
028 Does Manual Therapy Suck?
In this episode of Pain Science and Sensibility, it’s another British Invasion! So, I guess that would make us the Ed Sullivan show? Special guest Adam Meakins, host of the NAF physio podcast, joins us for a discussion regarding his proclamation...
027 Transverse Abdominals in Low Back Pain
Sandy and Cory discuss a popular topic in the treatment of low back pain; the role of the transverse abdominus. This paper examines the role in pregnancy related low back pain but the episode goes on to discuss the topic more broadly. Now suck in that...
026 Can We Predict Who's at Risk for Persistent Pain
What is stratified care? Can we get the right patients to the right care at the right time? In this episode we look at a study examining some of the background required to answer these questions. Can we predict who is at risk for developing persistent...
025 Comparing and Using Low Back Pain Clinical Guidelines
Episode 25 has our hosts, and special guest Kelly Newman SPT discussing a recent review article comparing 3 of the major clinical guidelines for the treatment of low back pain. What is a clinical guideline? How are their recommendations established...