Posts Tagged ‘pain’

Overview of Pain Signaling

By Kelly Bruno | May 20, 2018 |

Overview of Pain Signaling from Complete Human Performance on Vimeo. Transcript: This is just meant to be a quick overview of how to think about pain and how the body processes pain. The bottom-up to top-down approach basically looks at pain at where occurs in the body and then how the brain gets the…

Defining Pain

By Kelly Bruno | May 20, 2018 |

Transcript: Defining pain. The idea of this overview is to break down some of the complex terminology that comes up when discussing concepts of pain and pain models. I want to extract some of textbook definitions and break them down into more detail. My hope by the end of this short clip…

Musings on Mentality with Pain and Patient Care

By Taylor Weglicki | March 14, 2017

The MRI does not determine your pain level. A musing on why we need to do better with education, or risk digging our pain cave hole much deeper.

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