This class will cover how best to communicate the latest contemporary understanding of what chronic pain is and how it develops. We will also cover the key take-home messages from the clinical literature on chiropractic and pain – how to communicate what we know from the research literature about the benefits of chiropractic care for back pain, neck pain, and headaches.
Class Content
BS2.08 – Introduction
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BS2.08 – 01 Chiropractic helps those with spinal and head pain
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BS2.08 – 01 Practice Quiz
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BS2.08 – 02 The neurophysiology of chronic pain
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BS2.08 – 03 Incongruent sensory information is enough to make your brain feel pain
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BS2.08 – 04 The negative neuroplastic effects of recurring low grade neck dysfunction
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BS2.08 – 05 How the emotional limbic part of the brain drives the amplification of pain
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BS2.08 – 06 The orchestra analogy to explain how many parts of the brain are involved in creating the feelings of pain
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BS2.08 – 06 Practice Quiz
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Final Quiz
BS2.08 Understanding Chronic Pain Final Quiz
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