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The book 'Explain Pain' was mentioned in connection with the biopsychosocial method which was a combination of manual therapy and active recovery and movement. The author, Larimer Mosley, is Australian and is on the front lines of pain rehabilitation.
Professor Michael Ray the folks at Barbell Medicine who talk about the biopsychosocial method which I think came from Larimer Mosley's work Explain Pain Out of Australia there on the front lines of th...
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The book 'Explain Pain' was mentioned in connection with the biopsychosocial method which was a combination of manual therapy and active recovery and movement. The author, Larimer Mosley, is Australian and is on the front lines of pain rehabilitation.
Professor Michael Ray the folks at Barbell Medicine who talk about the biopsychosocial method which I think came from Larimer Mosley's work Explain Pain Out of Australia there on the front lines of this where manual therapy not as effective as movement it's a facilitator of movement someone by touching you can distract you from that pain signal from the brain to the location that you're experiencing pain call it placebo call it distraction therapy and that then allows you to move with less inhibition Greg calls it kinesophobic when people have pain they stop moving which is exactly the opposite of what you want to do you want to begin moving as pain as possible and that's what's going to help facilitate the recovery