Brendon Haslam - Pain in Neurology

If you're interested in pain in neurological pathologies then this episode will fill up your CPD bucket. Brendon Haslam is soon to complete his PhD in chronic UL pain post stroke, is part of the faculty of educators at the renowned NOI group, and works clinically in private neuro practice. Topics in this podcast cover recognition of pain in the neuro population, pain beliefs of stroke survivors, role of somatosensory deficits, principles of intervention, and of course, Brendon's career pathway.1.55 - Intro2.20 - Career pathway8.20 - Is pain under recognised in the neuro population11.43 - Prevalence & beliefs about pain in stroke population & PhD15.59 - Educating stroke survivors about pain17.29 - Should we be so cautious of hemiplegic shoulders?19.00 - Principles of intervention for pain in the neuro population21.02 - Somatosensory retraining early post stroke22.43 - Risk profiling chronic pain post stroke24.30 - Redefine pain26.15 - Pain neuroscience education27.03 - Resources for clinicians to educate themselves & patients28.24 - Somatosensation, body schema & pain31.49 - Concept of negative neuroplastic adaptation33.30 - NOI workshops35.49 - Empowering patients to question their therapists37.26 - Reward based learning & positive neuroplastic change40.12 - Upcoming NOI courses40.51 - Complex regional pain syndrome46.12 - Somatosensation clinics in AustraliaLike our podcast and want to support us?Share the show with your friends & colleagues, give us a rating on your podcast platform or Buy us a coffee. Matt & Erin run the podcast out of their own time and resources. We'd love to update our recording equipment & cover our podcast publishing costs. Buy us a coffee if you can.

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