by Rob Beaven | May 19, 2022 | Uncategorized
This is a thread of how I explain common conditions and processes to patients, would love some feedback on mine, and how you guys explain the same things. Appreciate there are many caveats and these are very general. Tendinopathy: At the moment the demand you are...
by Rob Beaven | Feb 18, 2022 | Uncategorized
Should I stop bending over People often blame bending as the trigger for their back pain, we are told from a young age that if you don’t lift correctly it will likely damage your back, or lift with your knees outs less strain on the spine? But is this true, is...
by Rob Beaven | Jan 13, 2022 | Uncategorized
Life throws us curveballs, there is no way to escape that. It could be an episode of back pain, a global pandemic or something worse. There are many ways to deal with this and many great teachings come from the stoics… Here are a few of our favourites Inner...
by Rob Beaven | Jan 10, 2022 | Uncategorized
A guest blog from Toby Pollard-Smith The simplest thing I can tell you about back pain is that it’s not simple. Sure, there may be some simple-sounding explanations out there, but when the pain lingers beyond a few days, we must look deeper and consider more elements....
by Rob Beaven | Dec 9, 2021 | Uncategorized
How impressions make lasting memories Psychological and social factors play a huge role in patient outcomes, one factor we can harness is the Peak End Rule. The Peak-End Rule (as described by Daniel Kahneman) that an event is remembered more by what happens at...
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