Tag: <span>pain physiology</span>

Tips for Coping With Persistent Pelvic Pain

In Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy by Emily Tran / October 16, 2017

By Jessica Newman, LMHC   Living with persistent pelvic pain is, by definition, painful physically. What can be hard to talk about (especially for folks with pelvic pain) is just how emotionally distressing the pain is. And because the mind and body are a functional whole (think: a Mobius strip) emotional distress can trigger or […]

Pain as the Ultimate Protector

In Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy by Emily Tran / July 7, 2016

By Admin   I recently attended a course with pain researcher and clinical neuroscientist, Lorimer Moseley. He, along with his colleague David Butler, have changed the face of pain science and helped many clinicians and patients understand how pain works. If you want to see Lorimer in action, and explain pain better than I ever […]

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