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Pain Neuroscience Education: Teaching People About Pain
Sku: 8748-2
Sku: 8748-2PDF
The revised 2nd edition of this clinical guide contains significant updates and new content, explaining how to teach your patients about pain and integrate pain neuroscience education into your practice.
Evidence shows that patients who better understand their pain, and what pain truly is, experience less pain, have less fear, move better, exercise more and can regain hope.
Pain Neuroscience Education is written by clinicians for clinicians, with all information presented in a way that is relevant and readily applicable to “real-world” clinical settings.
The authors deliver an evidence-based perspective on how the body and brain work together to create pain, teach how to convey this new view of pain to patients in a way that’s easily understood and internalized and demonstrate how to successfully integrate pain neuroscience education into a practice.
Covered in the book are topics such as:
- The relationship between cognitions and pain
- Concepts of pain neuroscience education (PNE)
- Practical application of a PNE program
- How to integrate PNE into movement-based practice
Written by physical therapists Adriaan Louw, Emilio Puentedura, Steve Schmidt and Kory Zimney.
Illustrated. Softcover; 536 pages. Non-returnable.
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This book has opened doors to more effective treatment
I cannot tell you how much this book has improved outcomes with my patients. I am now able to confidently explain why pain persists. When my patients understand this they exercise in the way that I ask and even my manual and other passive treatments are more effective. This book does an excellent job of teaching the teacher how to teach about pain and provides thorough, empirical evidence for the information provided. I highly recommend it for any clinician who works with the persistent pain population.
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I cannot tell you how much this book has improved outcomes with my patients. I am now able to confidently explain why pain persists. When my patients understand this they exercise in the way that I ask and even my manual and other passive treatments are more effective. This book does an excellent job of teaching the teacher how to teach about pain and provides thorough, empirical evidence for the information provided. I highly recommend it for any clinician who works with the persistent pain population.
Hands down the best
This is an amazing book about pain neuroscience education.
I have taken a lot of courses and read numerous book about this subject in order to teach and help my patients with chronic pain, but this book is comprehensive, readable, understandable and practical which gives you tools to help your patient. Reading about the brain itself like Norman Doidge MD will give you many a-ha moment as well as Louw and his group does in his book.
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This is an amazing book about pain neuroscience education.
I have taken a lot of courses and read numerous book about this subject in order to teach and help my patients with chronic pain, but this book is comprehensive, readable, understandable and practical which gives you tools to help your patient. Reading about the brain itself like Norman Doidge MD will give you many a-ha moment as well as Louw and his group does in his book.
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