Some Helpful Resources

1) Why things hurt - Professor Lorimer Moseley

2) Osteoarthritis and the brain - As. Pr. Tasha Stanton

3. The drug cabinet in the brain - David Butler

4. Core stability and cognitive functional therapy - Peter O’Sullivan

5. Understanding pain in less than 5 minutes

6. Pain, Injury, and the twin peaks model in recovery

7. Introduction to pain

How can we justify low-value physiotherapy interventions?

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Brendan Mouatt

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