Anne Arnold
speaker
345 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2016
last heard Jun 2018
Anne Arnold’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Associate Professor Mark Hancock, who's a physio by background and a lower back pain specialist at Macquarie University.
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Because all the evidence is about, instead of going into the sickness system in a sense, it's about moving and moving away from the pain.
That raises the question of how do you know if the person that you're seeing, and you went to a whole raft as a reporting exercise, didn't you?
You went to sports scientists, you tried Feldenkrais, you did structural integration, Alexander technique, et cetera, et cetera.
So how is a consumer to assess not only the techniques but also the individual practitioners because that can vary a lot?
But for some, any movement seems impossible.
And that's where the mind comes in.
It's about understanding the complexity of pain.
The hall at the North Wollongong Surf Club is fast filling up.
They've come for a pain revolution forum.
This one's for the general public, and later there'll be another one for health professionals.
Both are sold out.
David Butler himself may well be hurting.
He's just cycled 90 kilometres from Sydney with the other health practitioners and researchers.
Some have collapsed in their motel rooms.
The cycling is a symbolic gesture about movement and pushing through pain.
David Butler, one of the tour organisers, is a physiotherapist and an adjunct associate professor at the University of South Australia.
He's the director of the Neuro Orthopaedic Institute, an Adelaide-based business which organises about 200 seminars around the world every year.
David Butler is a showman, resplendent in green spectacles.
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