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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    November 2015

  • NeuPSIG

    Chronic pain is a brain thang – right?

    BIM · November 30, 2015

    One last offering from the Neuropathic Pain Meeting in Nice – first sent as an email to the NeuPSIG special interest group. To join NeuPSIG, click here. PCP – CNS or PNS? GLM covers 2SS – ...

    Body In Mind
  • Movement representation techniques: it’s a fuzzy name, but it might just work!

    BIM · November 27, 2015

    A systematic review and meta-analysis has just come out in The Journal of Pain looking at the efficacy of “movement representation techniques” for people with limb pain. Now, you might ask “what is a movement ...

    Body In Mind
  • When pain on the left causes pain on the right

    BIM · November 24, 2015

    How we think about pain is a powerful predictor of how we experience pain. Pain catastrophising and fear of pain are two of the most-widely researched variables in that context.

    Body In Mind
  • Is cognitive-behavioural therapy useful for neck pain?

    BIM · November 12, 2015

    Recently, I had the opportunity to complete a Cochrane systematic review on the effects of cognitive-behavioural therapy on pain, disability, psychological factors, and the quality of life among individuals with subacute and chronic neck pain. ...

    Body In Mind
  • The benefits in taking a men’s health approach to pain

    BIM · November 9, 2015

    We know that there are sex and gender differences in the perception and experience of pain, with women generally reporting more painful episodes across their lifespan than men. While reasons for these sex differences focus ...

    Body In Mind
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