How to Measure and Treat Central Sensitization in the Clinic

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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
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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

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