The Pain Alarm
Why can one patient experience severe pain when very little tissue damage can be found, while another has significant degeneration on imaging but no pain at all? Why does pain sometimes continue long after an injury has healed? And what does any of this mean for the way chiropractors assess, care for, and communicate with their patients?
These are the questions every chiropractor needs to be able to answer
BS2.07 Pain is created in the Brain
50 minutes – the latest science tells us that pain is created in the brain – to warn us about danger.
BS2.08 Understanding Chronic Pain
65 minutes – how to communicate the latest contemporary understanding of what chronic pain is.
BS2.09 Connection between Stress, Pain, Sleep and Mental Health
61 minutes – how stress plays a major role in the development of chronic pain.
BS2.10 The Brain, Pain and the Neuroplastic Effects of Chiropractic Care
61 Minutes – we examine the function of the spine and how the brain controls movement
CS2.01 Chiropractic Care and Lower Back Pain
67 minutes – the efficacy and safety of chiropractic care and other intervention for people who suffer from lower back pain.
CS2.02 Chiropractic Care and Neck Pain
70 minutes – the literature in relation to chiropractic care and neck pain. How pain comes about and what neck pain might mean for your patient.
CS2.03 Chiropractic Care for Headaches and Migraines
64 minutes – the mechanisms of various types of headaches, and why chiropractic care may be of such benefit to them.
NS1.16 Pain The Danger Warning System
78 minutes – the complex world of pain.
