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New episode alert! What do we want you to get out of the latest from It's Not in Your Head Podcast?⁣ ⁣ For the diagnosis of nonspecific lower back pain to go extinct. Just kidding. Sort of.⁣.. ⁣ What we do believe, is that this diagnosis very often comes from a lack of better options and persistent myths that are believed to be fact in the medical community around who gets better from back pain, and how often it goes away. ⁣ ⁣ And if that might just not the case, present a different way to approach it that does not blame the patient, tell them it will just go away, nor fear-monger. ⁣ Listen to this episode if you are a primary care or pain physician looking to more quickly and effectively diagnose and treat back pain. As a patient, it will help you better understand your pain sources and be able to better advocate for yourself with your team.⁣ ⁣ 🎙️ Now available wherever you get your podcasts or YouTube! ⁣ #iniyh #iniyhpodcast #painpodcast #backpain #hippain #legpain #nervepain #chronicpaincommunity #painpatient #paindoc

Did you know that there are several different approaches to diagnosing and working with patients with a vestibular disorder? In our previous Making Vestibular Visible podcast episode, we spoke with Dr. Joel A. Goebal about the difference that a multidisciplinary approach can make. Treating and taking care of a patient with a vestibular issue isn't simple. There are many symptoms and possible root causes involved. That's why including multiple experienced specialists can be beneficial! Listen to the podcast to learn more: vestibular.org/podcasts 🎵 [Image text: The power of a multidisciplinary approach]

New episode! Kim & I talk about how to start the treatment process and what outpatient treatment actually looks like. If you're curious or in the pre-contemplative stage this is the episode to listen to! Listen on all major podcast streams. Link in story! @dontbefoodish

Our Medical Director, Professor Ley Sander, appeared on the 'On a Good Day' podcast, which discusses brain injury and its impact on all involved. 💜 You can listen to the full episode here: https://bit.ly/3VZ7gjj

I'm starting a podcast! What a fantastic journey this is..! These podcasts will dive deep into the world of shoulder therapy, exploring expert insights, evidence-based practices, controversial discussions and engaging discourse to help clinicians enhance their clinical skills and improve outcomes for people with shoulder problems. I plan to make these podcasts between 10-20 minutes long, so clinicians can listen on their way to work, or when a patient cancels, and so make them a helpful adjuncts to their clinical practice. If you have any questions or topics you'd like us to cover, feel free to reach out with suggestions for topics or guests. Check out the introduction.

Episode 7. The Pain Pie of It's Not in Your Head Podcast This episode introduces “The Pain Pie”, an alternative to “Pain as a Sound System” (Episode 3) for thinking about and explaining how pain works. For Patients, The Pain Pie makes it easy to see that pain has many different aspects, some of which may dominate and some that you can ignore or deal with later. For Clinicians, it is another way to explain pain without inadvertently telling patients it’s in their heads. Now available on YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts! ⁣ If you enjoy what you hear or feel it has some value, please share it with someone you think might benefit from it.

Episode 7. The Pain Pie of It's Not in Your Head Podcast This episode introduces “The Pain Pie”, an alternative to “Pain as a Sound System” (Episode 3) for thinking about and explaining how pain works. For Patients, The Pain Pie makes it easy to see that pain has many different aspects, some of which may dominate and some that you can ignore or deal with later. For Clinicians, it is another way to explain pain without inadvertently telling patients it’s in their heads. Now available on YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts! ⁣ If you enjoy what you hear or feel it has some value, please share it with someone you think might benefit from it.

Building a family involves factors beyond a patient's control. However, when a patient gets access to fertility care that empowers them to make informed decisions, it can change everything. In this podcast episode on #ThisisInfertility, Lakia Holmes, a Progyny member, shares how the Progyny benefit did exactly that - it changed her life for the better. #ProgynyMember #familybuildingbenefits https://bit.ly/41MOvAp

Episode 7. The Pain Pie of It's Not in Your Head Podcast This episode introduces “The Pain Pie”, an alternative to “Pain as a Sound System” (Episode 3) for thinking about and explaining how pain works. For Patients, The Pain Pie makes it easy to see that pain has many different aspects, some of which may dominate and some that you can ignore or deal with later. For Clinicians, it is another way to explain pain without inadvertently telling patients it’s in their heads. Now available on YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts! ⁣ If you enjoy what you hear or feel it has some value, please share it with someone you think might benefit from it. (https://lnkd.in/gW5Jw56b) with Dr Dan Bates and Justine Feitelson.

Check out this podcast on Psychotropics-Target Behaviors, Care Planning and Behavior Monitoring