Despite is Archive: the habitual use of analgesics, your patients are still in pain..
Archive: Despite the habitual use of analgesics, your patients are still in pain.
pain.The pressure is Sometimes, disabling is immense – YOU (therapist) are supposed to eliminate their pain.Move..
Sometimes, disabling pain.The pressure is immense – YOU (therapist) are supposed to eliminate their pain.Move.
You’ve is done everything that you can do to help them…but have they?.
You’ve done everything that you can do to help them…but have they?
you is What if were able to give them the tools they need to reframe their pain – and get back to doing the things they love!These patients are highly receptive to the idea of trying something new..
What if you were able to give them the tools they need to reframe their pain – and get back to doing the things they love!These patients are highly receptive to the idea of trying something new.
They is are open to change because they need something that will work..
They are open to change because they need something that will work.
you is And that’s where come in.Dr..
And that’s where you come in.Dr.
Joe Lavacca is will bring an evidence-based approach to chronic pain management and will explore:Step-by-step guide to assessment that will integrate the bio-psychosocial modelRed flags you are overlooking – and how to tailor your treatment plan to themProgression and regression strategies to achieve patient goalsMind-body practices that will improve functional outcomesWith an in-depth exploration into best practices and communication tactics, you’ll quickly develop buy-in from your patients that will enhance the therapeutic alliance..
Joe Lavacca will bring an evidence-based approach to chronic pain management and will explore:Step-by-step guide to assessment that will integrate the bio-psychosocial modelRed flags you are overlooking – and how to tailor your treatment plan to themProgression and regression strategies to achieve patient goalsMind-body practices that will improve functional outcomesWith an in-depth exploration into best practices and communication tactics, you’ll quickly develop buy-in from your patients that will enhance the therapeutic alliance.
You’ll is gain skills and techniques you can implement immediately to truly bridge the gap between mind and body rehabilitation.Evaluate chronic pain as an emotional experience and assess the implications for behavior in our patients.Investigate the impacts of placebo and nocebo effects on physiology and mindset.Conduct effective assessments by utilizing specific questions to better guide treatment strategies.Implement mind-body practices into current rehabilitation to improve functional outcomes with patients.Utilize progression and regression exercise strategies to meet patients where they are while still achieving objective goals.Determine optimal exercise and behavior dosing strategies to achieve your goals in improving strength, endurance, and mobility in patients.Challenging the Definition of PainThe concept of “wellness”Mind-body approachEvaluating pain as an emotionAre emotions in our conscious control?Moving Pain Out of the ForefrontImpacts of placebo and noceboEffects on physiology and mindsetTherapeutic bias - rituals and meanings in medicineReframing Pain as an EmotionInteroception and re-framing painTheory of constructed emotionTop-down and bottom-up processingBehavioral implicationsImportance of the internal selfBuilding Therapeutic Alliance: Better Communication, Better ResultsGuide to assessment and treatment strategiesQuestions you need to ask30-90 seconds to better inform your treatment planEmpathy vs compassion7 body wisdom principlesThe Key to Change: Valence and Exercise PrescriptionKeywords analysis – red flagsImpact of word choice on patient outcomesBody budgetsReinforce positive behaviorImprove Strength, Endurance and MobilityExercise selection and prescriptionFlexibility vs mobility vs stabilityInteractive slow charts for exercise selectionBreathworkSimplicity for progression and regression strategies.
You’ll gain skills and techniques you can implement immediately to truly bridge the gap between mind and body rehabilitation.Evaluate chronic pain as an emotional experience and assess the implications for behavior in our patients.Investigate the impacts of placebo and nocebo effects on physiology and mindset.Conduct effective assessments by utilizing specific questions to better guide treatment strategies.Implement mind-body practices into current rehabilitation to improve functional outcomes with patients.Utilize progression and regression exercise strategies to meet patients where they are while still achieving objective goals.Determine optimal exercise and behavior dosing strategies to achieve your goals in improving strength, endurance, and mobility in patients.Challenging the Definition of PainThe concept of “wellness”Mind-body approachEvaluating pain as an emotionAre emotions in our conscious control?Moving Pain Out of the ForefrontImpacts of placebo and noceboEffects on physiology and mindsetTherapeutic bias - rituals and meanings in medicineReframing Pain as an EmotionInteroception and re-framing painTheory of constructed emotionTop-down and bottom-up processingBehavioral implicationsImportance of the internal selfBuilding Therapeutic Alliance: Better Communication, Better ResultsGuide to assessment and treatment strategiesQuestions you need to ask30-90 seconds to better inform your treatment planEmpathy vs compassion7 body wisdom principlesThe Key to Change: Valence and Exercise PrescriptionKeywords analysis – red flagsImpact of word choice on patient outcomesBody budgetsReinforce positive behaviorImprove Strength, Endurance and MobilityExercise selection and prescriptionFlexibility vs mobility vs stabilityInteractive slow charts for exercise selectionBreathworkSimplicity for progression and regression strategies