Transcript – Programme 111: Physiotherapy, Mind, Body and the Social Component
February 26, 2020
Chronic pain as a condition in its own right, Culture and pain, Educating healthcare professionals, Explaining pain, Explaining your condition to others, Fibromyalgia, Flare up, friends of pain concern, General practitioners (GPs), Healthcare policy, integrated health and social care, pain management, pain management toolkit, Physiotherapy, Self Management, Social and economic impact of pain, Talking to your doctor
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Anxiety and expectations, how ‘fear circuitry’affects self-management, and the importance of social prescribing To listen to this programme, please click here. Prefer a PDF? Click here. This edition has been funded by Friends of Pain Concern. Director of CSPC Physiotherapy in Leeds, A
Continue Reading →Transcript – Programme 108: Gender Differences
September 04, 2019
How men and women experience pain, arming yourself with the right information, and not being embarrassed about your condition This edition’s been part funded by the Women’s Fund of Scotland. To listen to this programme, please click here. Prefer a PDF? Please click here. Do women and
Continue Reading →Transcript – Programme 105: Singing, Laughter, Speech and Pleasure
August 01, 2019
Singing, laughing and the feel good factor. Pain Management, the fun way. This edition has been funded by the Charles Wolfson Charitable Trust. To listen to this programme, please click here. Prefer a PDF? Click here. The British Pain Society’s (BPS) Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM) al
Continue Reading →Airing Pain 113: Translating Chronic Pain
May 08, 2019
Using creative writing to better represent the chronic pain experience. This edition is funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council. Chronic pain often exists ways that cannot be seen. Due to the intangible and ambiguous nature of many chronic pain conditions that lack clear-cu
Continue Reading →Airing Pain 111: Physiotherapy, Mind, Body and the Social Component
March 06, 2019
airing pain, Airing Pain Series 9, Chronic pain as a condition in its own right, Culture and pain, Educating healthcare professionals, Explaining pain, Explaining your condition to others, Fibromyalgia, Flare up, friends of pain concern, General practitioners (GPs), Healthcare policy, integrated health and social care, pain management, pain management toolkit, Physiotherapy, Self Management, Social and economic impact of pain, Talking to your doctor
Anxiety and expectations, how ‘fear circuitry’ affects self-management, and the importance of social prescribing For a full transcript of this programme, please click here. This edition is supported by friends of Pain Concern. Director of CSPC Physiotherapy in Leeds, Aliso
Continue Reading →Transcript – Airing Pain 99: Transition Services for Adolescents with Chronic Pain
February 18, 2019
Agnes Hunter Trust, arthritis, Children and young people in pain, Chronic pain as a condition in its own right, Communication between patients and health professionals, Communication skills, Culture and pain, Explaining pain to children, pain management, Pain management programmes and young people, Peer support, Specialist nurse, Young people, Young people and children
Going through adolescence can be a difficult process for anyone, but for young adults with chronic pain the difficulties of these formative years can become multifaceted. With 8% of young people in the 13-18 age range affected by chronic pain (15,000 living with arthritis alone), the
Continue Reading →Airing Pain 108: Gender Differences
November 06, 2018
airing pain, Chronic pain as a condition in its own right, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Culture and pain, Depression, gender, Gender and pain, living with pain, pelvic pain, Relationships, sex and pain, sex differences and pain, Talking to your doctor, The societal impact of pain, women's pain
How men and women experience pain, arming yourself with the right information, and not being embarrassed about your condition For a full transcript of this programme please click here. This edition’s been part funded by the Women’s Fund of Scotland. Do women and men experience pain di
Continue Reading →Airing Pain 105: Singing, Laughter, Speech and Pleasure
August 01, 2018
Singing, laughing and the feel good factor; Pain management, the fun way For a full transcript of this programme, click here. This edition was funded by the Charles Wolfson Charitable Trust. The British Pain Society’s Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM) allows the multidisciplinary nature
Continue Reading →Airing Pain 99: Transition Services for Adolescents with Chronic Pain
February 12, 2018
arthritis, Children and young people in pain, Chronic pain as a condition in its own right, Communication between patients and health professionals, Communication skills, Culture and pain, Explaining pain to children, pain management, Pain management programmes and young people, Peer support, Specialist nurse, Young people, Young people and children
Going through adolescence can be a difficult process for anyone, but for young adults with chronic pain the difficulties of these formative years can become multifaceted. With 8% of young people in the 13-18 age range affected by chronic pain (15,000 living with arthritis alone), the
Continue Reading →Airing Pain 71: Protect our Girls
May 26, 2015
Persistent pain and the fight to end female genital mutilation.
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