Kayleigh Miller: Speaking Up for Musicians' Health and Well-Being
S2 Ep #8: Kayleigh Miller is someone I've wanted to have on the podcast since the beginning. And our conversation today doesn't disappoint: we talk about musicians' body health, injury prevention, and what it means to use your voice to advocate for a healthier, more honest industry.
I first discov…
Ep 274: Psychologically-informed practice in your hip repertoire, with Dr Kate Jochimsen
The biopsychosocial model of health has been around since the late 1970s. In musculoskeletal rehabilitation, the biopsychosocial model is prominent in clinical practice guidelines for a variety of different conditions, with different approaches advocated for how to provide rehabilitation within the…
Clean Pain Series Episode 1: Pain is Data- How to Listen Instead of Fight
In this deeply personal and eye-opening solo episode of the Empowered Team Podcast, host Kari Schneider shares a harrowing experience after being kicked by a horse—and the profound lessons it revealed about pain, awareness, and self-leadership.
Drawing from both lived experience and her background…
Mitchell Unlimited S01E05 - Prof Lorimer Moseley
🎙️ In This Episode:
Rethinking Pain with Prof. Lorimer Moseley: Dubbed the "Professor of Pain," Adelaide University’s leading neuroscientist, physiotherapist, and clinical scientist joins Neil to unpack a revolutionary new approach to chronic and short-term pain. Plus, he shares an extraordinary…
Retraining your brain to live with chronic pain and the dilemmas of downsizing
Around 1 in 5 of us will experience chronic pain. If you've lived through it, you know how terribly draining it can be. But understanding how pain works and what its purpose is can help. Neuroscientist Lorimer Moseley and chronic pain advocate Lauren Richards explain what's happening in our brains …
#42 Clare Pettigrew - Pain Isn’t Always What You Think, Recovery and Getting Back to What You Love
Clare Pettigrew is a Chartered Physiotherapist with over 25 years' experience. Her career spans elite sport, international tournament cover across rugby, hockey, curling, tennis and football, alongside time working with the Royal Marines Commandos, where she saw first-hand what bodies are capable o…
179: Nerve Pain: Stop Blaming Compression (with Whitney Lowe & Til Luchau)
🎙 Nerve Pain: Stop Blaming Compression (with Whitney Lowe & Til Luchau)
Ask almost any manual therapist what they learned about nerves in school, and you get some version of the same answer: not much.
Most of us were handed the wiring model. A nerve is a cable, it carries a signal, and there are …
Chronic Pain: Can Our Brains Fix It?
People with chronic pain often struggle with it for years while doctors scour their bodies for the cause. But are we looking in the wrong spot? For some of us, could an answer — and the solution — actually be in our brains? To find out, we talked with Professor Lorimer Moseley, Dr. Javeria Hashmi, …
Chronic Pain: Can Our Brains Fix It?
People with chronic pain often struggle with it for years while doctors scour their bodies for the cause. But are we looking in the wrong spot? For some of us, could an answer — and the solution — actually be in our brains? To find out, we talked with Professor Lorimer Moseley, Dr. Javeria Hashmi, …
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