How To Sound Like An Expert (Even When You Don’t Feel Like One)
It is well known that the more perceived expertise andcompetence we have in someone, the more likely we are to trust them and have a better outcome.
This is great if you are a clinician with extensive expertisein a certain area, though not all of us are. But there are ways we can sound like an exp…
Why AI Can’t Replace Human Care in Chronic Pain
As AI continues to evolve and integrate into more areas of healthcare, many clinicians are asking: will we be replaced? In this episode, Mark Kargela and Ben Whybrow have a frank conversation about how AI is affecting clinical work, what it can (and can’t) do well, and why the human elements of car…
Guiding & Supporting Those With Persistent Pain with Dr Mark Kargela
More resources are becoming available on how to supportthose with persistent pain, yet challenging conversations can still occur, especially when someone is still going through a medical journey and expectations are still uncertain.
This episode is a recording between Ben and Dr Mark Kargela, Speci…
Why We Need a Revolution in Pain Care (And How You Can Lead It)
Are you tired of surface-level solutions in pain care? In this episode, Mark Kargela pulls back the curtain on the massive gap in pain programming and why our current clinical education models are failing both patients and providers.Mark introduces the Pain Practice OS—a structured, mentored, and m…
Chronic Pain Needs Shared Expertise—not a Hero Clinician
Rethinking pain changes outcomes.
Treating tissues alone leaves people behind.
In this clinician-focused conversation, Mark Kargela flips the script with Pete Moore (Pain Toolkit) to unpack what modern, human-centered pain care looks like in real clinics.
You’ll learn:
Why a tissue-only approach m…
5 Steps to Transform Pain Care in Your Community
You’re not powerless to fix the system — you can lead change right where you are.In this episode, Mark Kargela walks you through 5 actionable steps any clinician can take now to transform how pain is treated in your community.What you’ll learn: • Why waiting for the system to change is a trap • How…
Chronic Pain Care: When Pain Reduction Keeps Patients Stuck
What do you do when a patient says, “I don’t care about goals—I just want less pain”?This moment shows up every day in pain care—and how you respond can either reinforce stuckness or help someone get their life back.In this episode, Mark Kargela breaks down why pain reduction isn’t wrong—but often …
Fear, Frustration and the Fifth Round of the FA Cup
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If you’re a football fan, you’ll know the feeling of cup draw day. If you are not a football fan but live with one, you have no doubt endured this spectacle. The day a bag of small numbered balls are released into an …
Chronic Pain Care: Why “Not Knowing” Makes You a Better Clinician
What if the best thing you could bring to a complex pain case… is curiosity instead of certainty?In this episode, Mark Kargela sits down with physical therapist and pelvic health specialist Faith Stokes to explore what trauma-informed, psychologically informed care actually looks like in practice. …
Whole Person Reasoning: Biopsychosocial Rebrand or Real Upgrade?
Is "whole person reasoning" just biopsychosocial with new branding, or does it change how you actually run a session? Mark Kargela and Ben Whybrow break down why treating pain by tissue alone misses most of what's driving a patient's experience, and why that applies from day one of an acute injury,…
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