Why You Hurt: Pain Neuroscience Education System Cards – August 1, 2014

A Comprehensive Patient Pain Education System to Help Improve Patient Outcomes – Includes Teaching Cues, Homework Sheets, Questionnaires and MoreResearch shows that when you teach patients about pain, they will feel less pain, have less fear, move better and show more interest in therapy. For clinicians who want to teach patients about pain, this all-inclusive system delivers immediate clinical application of pain neuroscience education.From physical therapist and pain science expert Adriaan Louw, PT, PhD, the Why You Hurt: Pain Neuroscience Education System is an interactive tool that will help clinicians engage in meaningful discussions with patients. The system refines complex medical neuroscience into easily internalized metaphors, examples, and images to efficiently teach patients what pain really is and how it works.The Why You Hurt: Pain Neuroscience Education System includes:Over a dozen versatile education sessions that cover a wide variety of patients120+ illustrated education cards, intuitively separated into common chronic pain topicsQuick reference neuroscience teaching cues to help guide each sessionPatient homework that promotes deep learning and empowers patients with an active role50 reproducible homework cards to reinforce the pain education at homePain questionnaire cards to supplement pain education sessions and homeworkA teaching index that details each section’s message, with a list of associated clinical issuesThe how and why of pain neuroscience education, including the research behind itAdriaan Louw's Why You Hurt system is much more than pain flashcards. This integrated system, based on best evidence research, gives you the knowledge and tools to treat chronic pain patients right out of the box.System includes 120+ full-color, two-sided education cards with teaching cues and scientific support, 50 reproducible and downloadable homework cards, 12 pain questionnaire cards, detailed instructions, discussion of PNE and a teaching index. Cards measure 8.5 inches x 6.5 inches. Published On: 2023-11-13 Read more