I'm grateful for this insight into the PT process with the education piece. It's difficult at first to accept that the pain is not only due to tissue damage, because we as patients feel that means our mind is partially to "blame" for our experience. But the more I learn, the more I appreciate the complexity of my CNS. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge in this forum, and thanks so much to BHC.
His reasons for why women are diagnosed more than men is not scientifically based and to me makes his whole talk suspect - women are more likely to seek care, women are more likely to fill out surveys, women are more emotional.I am stunned listening to this......
I'm grateful for this insight into the PT process with the education piece. It's difficult at first to accept that the pain is not only due to tissue damage, because we as patients feel that means our mind is partially to "blame" for our experience. But the more I learn, the more I appreciate the complexity of my CNS. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge in this forum, and thanks so much to BHC.
This is so informative, thank you!
This man is amazing!
Thank you for adding the dash of charm for us in agony 😺
His reasons for why women are diagnosed more than men is not scientifically based and to me makes his whole talk suspect - women are more likely to seek care, women are more likely to fill out surveys, women are more emotional.I am stunned listening to this......
Actually, that is science. Women's brains and hormones work in different ways.