Lorimer Moseley

Lorimer Moseley, a neuroscientist at the University of South Australia, specializes in the fascinating but perplexing nature of pain. He discusses how pain isn't solely tied to physical injuries, revealing the mind's role in chronic pain. Lorimer shares how his own struggles with pain post-injury led him to explore its neuroscience. The conversation dives into the subjective aspects of pain, personal narratives, and the societal stigma surrounding chronic conditions, ultimately advocating for a deeper understanding to improve pain management.

Lorimer Moseley, a renowned pain researcher and Professor of Clinical Neurosciences, discusses the transformative understanding of pain based on over 50 years of research. He emphasizes pain as a protective mechanism and challenges traditional views on its causes. Lorimer explores the variability of pain experiences, the impact of beliefs on recovery, and the essential facts about pain management. With his initiative, Pain Revolution, he aims to empower communities through knowledge and support, revolutionizing how we perceive and address chronic pain.

Professor Lorimer Moseley discusses improving outcomes for chronic pain patients, evolution of pain treatment, multimodal approaches, and innovative pain management trials. Guest physiotherapist Ban Art is introduced, and upcoming clinical discussions in Vienna are highlighted.