The Words Matter Podcast with Oliver Thomson

Nocebic Narratives of the SIJ - with Dr Thorvaldur Palsson

Mar 24, 2020
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
Physiotherapy Postgraduate Training
02:12 • 3min
3
Back Pain Research Podcast
05:07 • 2min
4
The Process of Writing the Paper
06:50 • 2min
5
Is There a Movement Based Model for the Sick Unit Joint?
08:23 • 4min
6
Is the Sacrilec Joint Moving?
12:22 • 5min
7
The Mismatch Between Stabilizing Exercises and Back Pain
17:37 • 2min
8
The Secret Joint Is So Robust and Strong and It's So Unusual and It Might Be Stable or My SIJ Pops Out
19:40 • 2min
9
Often When I Work With Patients With Long Term Pain Conditions Is It Hard to Overrule That Belief
21:34 • 2min
10
Is Progressive Load Management the Best Option?
23:25 • 4min
11
Can You Put My Pelvic Back?
27:17 • 3min
12
How Can Clinicians Communicate the Sacramental at Joint Pain?
30:16 • 4min
13
Using the Anatomical Model for Pain Management
34:18 • 2min
14
Is Manual Therapy a Good Intervention for SLJ Pain?
36:06 • 3min
15
The Evidence for the Effect of Manipulation on Joint Pain
39:15 • 3min
16
Using a Common-Sense Model to Treat Pain
41:55 • 5min
17
Using the Fear Avoidance Model in Manual Therapy to Identify Patient Beliefs
46:26 • 3min
18
The Patient-Centered Approach to Back Pain
49:45 • 2min
19
Is Manual Therapy a Non-Specific Approach?
51:39 • 6min
20
Manual Therapy and Manual Handling Skills in the Health Care Sector
57:22 • 4min
21
Is There Any Such Thing as SHA Pain?
01:01:30 • 2min
22
The Radio Silence From the Opponents of the Paper
01:03:22 • 2min
23
Back Pain
01:05:02 • 2min