Category: Education

​I’m strongly considering buying a parrot. Not only would a parrot be fun to have as a pet, but it would also prove invaluable in…

Whether a patient presents with an acute injury, be it iatrogenic or accidental, or a condition that has led to gradual tissue degeneration, part of…

It’s been some time since I’ve written a blog post and I’d like to thank the Physio Network for inviting me to contribute. In this…

Pain education has for many become an integral part of the treatment process and rightly so, being able to help people understand what is happening…

Both misunderstood and mismanaged, low back pain is a huge source of suffering for many people worldwide. Here’s the up-to-date knowledge on the condition and…

I recently attended the third annual San Diego Pain Summit (I’ve been to all three!) and was fortunate to be the patient demo for Peter O’Sullivan‘s Cognitive Functional…

Hi everyone! I just wanted to develop on an idea I have recently had and you may have seen it in one of my recent…

Following my first blog on concepts and the importance of their clarity, I thought that I would reflect on the meaning and perception of words from…

I was lucky enough to spend two days attending the Placebo Symposium in Sydney in November this year – what an experience! A lineup of…