New paper alert! A review of the social development (specifically autonomy, identity, and peer relationships) in young people who have chronic pain, published in @JPedPsych
Click on the key findings infographic for the highlights, paper available here:
https://t.co/gC2zaY2ntZ
@StagecoachYrks - isn’t it just a bit sensible to put double decker 88 buses on the Ecclesall Road - Bents Green route at after work time? Just been ignored by full single decker....
A little late reflection on Day 2 of @thecsp#Physio19 provides a #MotivationalMonday What another amazing day from symposiums to the #Rapid5s wow! Thanks to all the speakers and attendees #APCP
Prof Mick Thacker.....Absolute hilarious presentation on pain using predictions, processing and experiences #Physio19
“Let children be children....let them get dirty.....You are more likely to die from french kissing than eating cow shit”
Excellent speaker, right up my street!
@ProfKateDunn on the different patterns of persistent pain in adult Vs adolescent populations and the importance of taking a life course view #Physio19#APCPmsk
#Physio19 starts it's second day with the first of 2 #APCPmsk focused symposiums. The first topic- paediatric persistent pain, chaired by my brilliant friend @j4neyp4in
#Whatsthestory? Come to the next generation hall 9 at 9 am Saturday! To find out about #persistentpain in paediatrics
Story5. BEING REMINDED I AM STRONG
My back pain was always worse after P.E so I stopped doing it even though I enjoyed it. My physio took me to the park...
1. BEING FREE-
RIDING MY HORSE
I was doing stretches, exercises and gym work to try and get my knee to bend but it was too painful. I took my physio to meet my horse, we adjusted the stirrups and I rode my horse for the first time in a year. I was free...