How to Measure and Treat Central Sensitization in the Clinic
-
Session 1: Setting the Stage
-
Welcome and Resources
-
Slides
-
Introduction
-
What Is Pain?
-
A Note About Questionnaires/Outcome Measures
-
Central Sensitization
-
Overlapping Pain Classifications
-
What Do We Know?
-
Our Role as Clinicians
-
Central Pain Mechanisms
-
Session 1 Feedback
-
Continue learning!
-
Session 2: Precision Rehabilitation for Central Pain Mechanisms
-
Session 2 Slides: Jilly Bond (6 slides per page)
-
Session 2 Slides: Dr. Judith Thompson (3 slides per page with notes section)
-
Session 2 Slides: Dr. Judith Thompson (2 slides per page)
-
Session 2 Slides: Jilly Bond (2 slides per page)
-
The Fremantle Perineal Awareness Questionnaire
-
The Fremantle Awareness Questionnaire
-
The Pelvic Pain Psychological Screening Questionnaire (3PSQ)
-
Questionnaire Scoring Summary Sheet
-
Sample Intake Questionnaire
-
Case Study #1 - Phase 1: Assessment
-
Phase 2: Desensitization
-
Phase 4: Functional Restoration
-
Phase 5: Supported Independence
-
Framework for a Biopsychosocial Approach
-
Using Questionnaires to Create a Psychologically Informed Practice
-
Case Study #2 - BioPsychoSocial Physiotherapy
-
Interoception & Resilience
-
Questions
-
Session 2 Feedback
-
Session 3: Our “Current Tools” aren’t Perfect but they are a BIG Step Forward
-
Session 3 Slides
-
Introduction
-
Classification of Pain
-
Case #1
-
A Tale of Two Delphi Studies
-
Assessing Nociceptive Processing
-
The Snowflake Analogy
-
Case #2
-
Management of Pain in the Sacroiliac Joint Area
-
Questions
-
Session 3 Feedback
-
Session 4: Final Wrap Up
-
Session 4 Slides
-
Case Study Revisited
-
Takeaways
-
Labels VS Diagnosis
-
Case Study: Robin
-
Quantative Sensory Testing
-
Clinical Reasoning
-
Care Framework
-
Follow-up with Robin
-
Questions
-
Conclusion
-
Written Q&A
-
Session 4 Feedback