Lorimer Moseley describes pain as “output of the brain designed to protect you and is not something that comes from the tissues itself.” Watch the video below to find out why we feel pain:
Prof Tamar Pincus works with clinicians and patients to help them understand and manage pain, especially when there is psychology making the management more difficult.
To find out more about psychology of pain and why it matters, watch part 1 and 2 of her videos below:
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