Category: Episodes

Episode 22 has Sandy and Cory discussing a systematic review on whether biases are present in healthcare decisions and if so, do they have a negative impact. Are biases something that we need to...

In this episode, Sandy and Cory are joined by special guest Roderick Henderson who is a physical therapist and strength coach. The group reviews a recent article on the impact of aerobic exercise on...

In episode 20 Sandy and Cory discuss an exploratory research paper on Sandy’s area of expertise, pelvic pain. The presence or absence of neuropathic pain in this population is not well known and Sandy...

   Cory and Sandy continue their search for clinical excellence (and interesting new screening tools), including an in-depth look at the benefit of using pain drawings as part of clinical assessment. Can these drawings...

   In episode 17, Sandy and Cory attempt to tackle a difficult theoretical paper (difficult for non-neuroscientists, at least) discussing some potential implications of interoception in chronic pain. The discussion wades into “embodied cognition”...

   In this episode Sandy and Cory discuss a recent RCT in which a CBT approach was applied to the workplace. Cory works in the occupational setting and so is able to offer some...

   In this special episode of Pain Science and Sensibility we are co-releasing with the Naked Physio Podcast, joining up with Paul Lagerman and Bronnie Thompson (who you may remember was also a special...

   In episode 14, Sandy and Cory take on a Cochrane review looking at trunk motor control exercises for low back pain and another paper comparing specific exercise vs. just walking in low back...

   We’re talking about pelvises (or is it pelvi?) on episode 13! We discuss a specific paper that is both specific to pelvic pain and highlights some controversies that are more general in pain...