How to Improve Your Language and Communication With Patients

I often think unless you re-conceptualize pain as a threat output, you'll always fail to recognize the implicit threats that are contained within your words. So, I think it's vital to always be aware of what you're saying and attend to how you say it. The inclination in your words, the tone, the manner that you talk is really important. It comes back to cognitive bias modification, trying to help people look at the positives in things.

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