Supervisions in Pain

A free learning series for community-based OTs and Physios: Real-world strategies for complex pain management Join us for a learning series designed specifically for community-based clinicians. We move beyond theory into real-world “supervision-style” discussions, unpacking the nuance, the struggle, and the practical strategies that actually move the needle. Hosted by Alex Scott and James Morley, two highly experienced community physiotherapists who collectively have 2 decades of community neuro experience as well as post-grad pain studies under their belt. What we’ll cover together: Untangling complexity: How to manage persistent pain alongside significant disability. Practical strategies: Delivering education to clients with cognitive or memory impairments. System navigation: Providing meaningful support within NDIS funding constraints. Real-world plans: Developing actionable management plans for home and community settings. Client education: Pain education for clients with cognitive or communication impairments Funding barriers: How to be resourceful and impactful with minimal funding Scope of support: Knowing when and where to refer on Looking after you: How to avoid burnout and wellbeing strategies This isn’t just another lecture. It’s a transparent look at our wins, our flops, and the evidence-based strategies we use to help clients live their best lives. Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice or a provider-patient relationship. Full terms and disclaimers available at https://independent-rehab.com.au/privacy-policy

Supervisions in Pain is a health podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 5 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Supervisions in Pain, a health show with 5 episodes published.

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  Episode #4

  How do I educate? (Part 2)

  Sep 3, 202659 minS1

  In this episode, Alex and James sit down with neuropsychologist Dr Clare Kempnich to navigate the subtleties of delivering pain education to clients with cognitive impairment. While tailoring pain education is challenging on its own, layering cognitive deficits into the picture requires a much deeper, more flexible clinical approach. Through two distinct client case studies, Alex, James, and Clare unpack how varying forms of cognitive impairment impact the pain experience. Clare reflects on each treatment plan, offering expert insights on moving past standard approaches to meet clients where they are.

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  Episode #4

  How do I educate? (Part 2)

  Sep 3, 202659 minS1

  <p>In this episode, Alex and James sit down with neuropsychologist Dr Clare Kempnich to navigate the subtleties of delivering pain education to clients with cognitive impairment. While tailoring pain education is challenging on its own, layering cognitive deficits into the picture requires a much deeper, more flexible clinical approach.</p><p>Through two distinct client case studies, Alex, James, and Clare unpack how varying forms of cognitive impairment impact the pain experience. Clare reflects on each treatment plan, offering expert insights on moving past standard approaches to meet clients where they are.</p>

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  Episode #3

  How do I educate? (Part 1)

  Jul 13, 20261 hourS1

  <p>In this episode, Alex and James take a close look at the subtleties and impact of pain neuroscience education (PNE). While there is a deep well of textbook research and pre-made resources available, the real challenge lies in making this information feel individualised and meaningful to the person sitting in front of you. </p><p>Alex and James share three distinct client case studies, each requiring a completely different approach to their pain education. They talk practically about how they tailored and delivered this information so it actually resonated - moving away from generic scripts and toward real-world connection...

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  Episode #3

  How do I educate?

  Jul 13, 20261 hourS1

  In this episode, the Alex and James explore the application of pain education for clients without cognitive or communication impairments. Through three distinct case studies, they discuss how to tailor education based on a client's learning style, psychological state, and personal history. The discussion also covers the research supporting pain neuroscience education and provides practical steps for clinicians to improve their delivery of these concepts. Listen now!

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  Episode #3

  How do I get them on board?

  May 18, 202637 minS1

  <p>In our latest episode, Alex and James dive deep into the art and science of clinical breakthroughs. We’re moving beyond the textbook to explore how metaphors, learning styles and creative education actually land in the real world.</p><p></p><p>James shares a fascinating case study involving a client facing significant barriers to recovery. When traditional explanations failed to click, a trip to Bunnings served as the catalyst for pain reconceptualisation, giving his client the confidence to engage in rehab.</p><p></p><p>The Evidence Base:</p>Conceptual Change Theory: How do we actually shift a pe...

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