"Do We See the Same Problem? Addressing Pain and Movement in Rehab"
In this episode of the Talking Rehab Podcast, Dr. Fred Bagares unpacks the challenges of addressing pain and movement patterns in musculoskeletal medicine. He explores the common disconnect between patients and physicians, emphasizing the importance of understanding both the structural and functional components of pain.
Timestamps for Key Topics:
- [00:00:00] What is rehabilitation? Introduction to the episode.
- [00:32:00] Why patients and physicians see different problems in pain management.
- [01:10:00] Pain vs. movement: Why normal movement patterns are often overlooked.
- [02:10:00] Structural changes vs. functional issues: Pain without visible damage.
- [03:32:00] Building therapeutic relationships despite differing perspectives.
- [05:36:00] Does treating pain alone improve movement patterns? The temporary fix.
- [06:01:00] The role of physical therapy in creating better movement patterns.
- [10:03:00] Counseling patients about degenerative changes and non-traumatic pain.
- [11:36:00] Final thoughts: Aligning goals to improve rehab outcomes.
This episode is packed with insights for clinicians and patients alike, emphasizing the value of open communication, shared goals, and a holistic approach to rehabilitation.
Listen now for actionable takeaways that could change the way you think about pain and movement!
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