Targeted Pain Education
Pain does not automatically indicate tissue damage. Pain often functions as a protective signal before tissue injury occurs. The Twin Peaks model explains why pain during activity may occur without new tissue damage. Pain education can be…
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Pain does not automatically indicate tissue damage. Pain often functions as a protective signal before tissue injury occurs. The Twin Peaks model explains why pain during activity may occur without new tissue damage. Pain education can be useful, but not every patient needs a full pain science curriculum. Education should address the specific beliefs or knowledge gaps blocking patient progress.