Скачать или смотреть You have got some element of control - Tim Atkinson - One Thing Season 3

Join Tim Atkinson discussing One Thing he wants people challenged by pain to know. What does it mean to have agency? Explore the current state of pain science research and clinical practice in this straight-to-the-point interview with Tim.

In this video, we speak with Tim Atkinson, a patient advocate and author of "Where Does it Hurt?" Tim shares his personal journey with chronic pain and discusses the importance of recognizing one's own agency in pain self-management. He shares a unique perspective on pain as pleasure, which he discovered while researching his memoir. Tim believes that understanding and embracing one's own control over their pain management can be transformative. This video is a must-watch for anyone challenged by chronic pain and looking for new ways to approach pain management.

The transcript is available at onething.painsci.org

Some alternate titles for this video if you are sharing it with others:
"Take Control of Your Chronic Pain: The Power of Agency"
"Unlocking the Key to Patient Self-Management"
"From Passive Patient to Active Participant: Finding Agency in Pain Management"
"The Surprising Link Between Pain and Pleasure"
"Breaking the Mold: Challenging Traditional Approaches to Pain Management"
"Discovering Your Own Pain Management Pathway"
"Empowering Yourself in Chronic Pain: A Journey of Self-Discovery"
"The Importance of Agency in Pain Self-Management"
"Redefining Pain: A New Perspective on Chronic Pain Management"
"From Pain to Power: Harnessing Your Agency in Chronic Pain Management"

Tim Atkinson's book about life with chronic pain has been called "a thoroughly fabulous book that I could not put down" and a "a chronic pain-thriller-page-turner." Through interviews, investigation and participation 'Where Does it Hurt?' helps demystify pain science and suggest alternatives to analgesics. And as Professor Lorimer Moseley said: "The true experts when it comes to understanding the problem of persistent pain, its impact and potential solutions, are those challenged by pain who take on a journey of discovery and manage an often remarkable recovery. Here is a book written by such an expert."