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Ep 36: Advancements in Pain Science: Comparing Current Understanding vs. 2018

Listen To My Latest Podcast Episode: Ep 36: Advancements in Pain Science: Comparing Current Understanding vs. 2018

 

Episode 36:

ADVANCEMENTS IN PAIN SCIENCE:

COMPARING CURRENT UNDERSTANDING VS. 2018  

The study of pain has seen significant developments in recent years shifting our understanding of pain from a purely physical symptom to a complex multifaceted experience that involves the nervous system, psychological factors and social conditions.

As a yoga teacher, it's important to understand that asana, stretching, strengthening, and movement will not solve all pain related issues. There have been some instances where I've recommended restorative practices to students and that's helpful to assist in down-regulating the nervous system. However, restorative still does not address the entirety of bio-psycho-social aspects of pain and pain management.

In this episode, I'll explain and compare the differences in what we know now about pain management compared to just five years ago.

For reference: 

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine:

https://www.ccjm.org/content/ccjom/90/4/245.full.pdf

 

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