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Explain Pain Supercharged
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In this brand new clinician book, authors Butler and Moseley take the neuroimmune science of pain further than ever before.
A completely new text for clinicians and anyone working with pain patients, Explain Pain Supercharged offers the latest background on neuroimmune science, conceptual change theory, and educational science; everything that is required to use the Explain Pain suite of tools to deliver optimal outcomes.
Authors Butler and Moseley apply their unique style to take the neuroimmune science of pain further than ever before, providing a deep understanding of the neuroimmune biology of pain with over 100 ready-to-use clinical metaphors and therapeutic narratives.
- Learn to question your own theories, form solid theories, and set up a methodical way of thinking
- Recognize metaphors and learn how to enrich them as part of your therapeutic narrative
- Dive headfirst into the intricacies of the somatosensory system including the role of all skin receptors, ion channels, nociceptors, neuroimmune coupling, inflammation, and central sensitization 2.0
- Develop a collection of easily adaptable therapeutic narratives that translate complex science into digestible nuggets
- Find out which level of misconception the learner holds and how to target your individual education to them
- Adapt and create new Explain Pain curricula for your own special situations
The book is extensively cross-referenced with Explain Pain and the Explain Pain Handbook: Protectometer so that you’ll be able to enrich your patients’ experience no matter where they’re at on their pain journey.
Written by Associate Professor David Butler and Professor G. Lorimer Moseley.
Illustrated. Softcover; 238 pages.
For every health professional
Every health care professional should grab this with both hands. The more you know, the more you can ease the suffering of the patients in your care.
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Every health care professional should grab this with both hands. The more you know, the more you can ease the suffering of the patients in your care.
Good stuff
I got it last week and literally read it solidly till I’d chewed through it. So much good stuff and all so well articulated. I’ve already changed lectures in the pain unit I teach to incorporate some of the specific concepts in the book.
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I got it last week and literally read it solidly till I’d chewed through it. So much good stuff and all so well articulated. I’ve already changed lectures in the pain unit I teach to incorporate some of the specific concepts in the book.
Highly recommended
The book gave me ways to better explain pain and to make sure I deconstruct my patient’s (and my own) negative and wrong beliefs about pain. I highly recommend this book to any medical professional (not just those treating chronic pain).
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The book gave me ways to better explain pain and to make sure I deconstruct my patient’s (and my own) negative and wrong beliefs about pain. I highly recommend this book to any medical professional (not just those treating chronic pain).
So much knowledge
Absolutely a wealth of great information, and the latest research out there in the field. The authors did an amazing job of presenting and explaining the concepts in a way that is truly engaging. Many great principles I can apply directly to my practice but also just a great resource to have on hand for discussion
and reference. I enjoyed the original Explain Pain so when I saw this was coming out I knew I had to add it to my neuroscience collection.
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Absolutely a wealth of great information, and the latest research out there in the field. The authors did an amazing job of presenting and explaining the concepts in a way that is truly engaging. Many great principles I can apply directly to my practice but also just a great resource to have on hand for discussion
and reference. I enjoyed the original Explain Pain so when I saw this was coming out I knew I had to add it to my neuroscience collection.
Pain Neuroscience Courses
Ready to learn more about neuroscience? Attend one of the upcoming Neuro Orthopaedic Institute (NOI) courses on their U.S. schedule:- January 13, 2018; Clearwater, FL | Explain Pain
- February 10, 2018; Milwaukee, WI | Mobilisation of the Neuroimmune System
- March 3, 2018; Buffalo, NY | Mobilisation of the Neuroimmune System
- March 17, 2018; Longmont, CO | Explain Pain
- March 24, 2018; Grand Rapids, MI | Mobilisation of the Neuroimmune System
- April 6, 2018; Dover, NH | Explain Pain
- June 23, 2018; Ventura, CA | Explain Pain
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