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Edge work is an approach to moving, experimenting with positional sensations such that self-efficacy and recovery expectations are facilitated. Applying pain science and theory to movement related clinical presentations, this type of therapy gives patients an understanding of what they are able to...
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Extensive research from multiple disciplines has shown that music is a potent means of connecting the body, mind, and spirit. It can be used to foster resilience as well as modulate autonomic nervous system function and vagal response. Andrew Rossetti, a music psychotherapist and coordinator for the...
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Extensive research from multiple disciplines has shown that music is a potent means of connecting the body, mind, and spirit. It can be used to foster resilience as well as modulate autonomic nervous system function and vagal response. Andrew Rossetti, a music psychotherapist and coordinator for the...
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Adverse childhood experiences and the trauma they cause can perpetuate chronic pain throughout a lifetime. Despite this, many practitioners fail to properly identify or assess trauma and unknowingly become frustrated when patients fail to become better. PSYDs Melissa Fledderjohann and Christian...
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PsyDs Melissa Fledderjohann and Christian Washburn work at the San Mateo Medical Center Pain Management Clinic in California. In this interview they talk about what makes their work setting, and the programs within it, unique.
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Changes in guidelines have brought about reductions in opioid doses. Melissa Fledderjohann and Christian Washburn, both PSYD, on active modalities they recommend being incorporated into treatment.
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A "resolution of symptoms" is highly possible for pelvic issues such as incontinence. Physical therapist Sandy Hilton explains how biofeedback can help this problem, and other pelvis issues.
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Sandy Hilton, a physical therapist at Entropy Physiotherapy, a clinic in Chicago, talks about all too common, all too overlooked of pelvic pain. What practitioners should know, how they can ask, and how patients can get the help they need.
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The clinical director of Mount Sinai Beth Israel Louis & Lucille Armstrong Music Therapy Program in New York, John Mondanaro talks about music therapy as a part of integrated, interdisciplinary patient care.
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Chronic pelvic pain affects many women, some to the extent that they lose work days. What should practitioners know? The causes may be multifactorial, and the treatment must be individualized to give women the care they need. Dr. As-Sanie, from the University of Michigan, discusses.