"What if we've been looking at pain all wrong?" š¤
Join me in a fascinating conversation with Asaf Weisman, a clinician and researcher in Israel who offers a fresh perspective on the biopsychosocial model of pain that likely differs from what you normally read on social media.
Asaf's personal history of chronic pain from skateboarding and migraines, combined with his professional background in physical therapy, sets the stage for an eye-opening discussion.
š We'll dive into the concept of psychogenic pain and its implications for patients, uncovering the truth behind the label often used to dismiss their experiences.
We'll also challenge the common distinction between somatic and nonsomatic pain and explore the difficulties faced by clinicians when dealing with these complex ideas.
Asaf isn't shy about his belief that the biopsychosocial model of pain has led us astray, and he'll present compelling arguments for the future of pain relief lying in biological treatments. š±
Prepare for a thought-provoking conversation that will challenge some of your views on pain! Tune in now and challenge the way you think about pain. š§
š Don't miss this episode!
00:00 Introduction
01:31 Asaf's introduction
02:35 Asaf's professional journey
06:02 Perspective on the term psychogenic pain
14:44 Psychology's effect on the nociceptive apparatus
20:44 Somatic vs non somatic pain
29:31 Asaf's view on the biopsychosocial model
41:25 Asaf's clinical message - lifestyle approaches
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