Welcome to the Supervisions in Pain learning series!

In this introduction, hosts Alex Scott and James Morley share the story behind this series and why they are passionate about changing the conversation around chronic pain in the community.

As community physiotherapists based in Melbourne with over 20 years of combined experience in neuro-rehabilitation, Alex and James noticed a gap: most pain management education doesn't account for the added complexity of cognitive impairments or the practical constraints of the NDIS.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Our backgrounds: From supervisor and supervisee to long-term colleagues and pain-management geeks.
• The "theory vs. reality" gap: Why traditional pain studies often fall short for clients with significant disabilities.
• Real-world challenges: How to deliver effective education to clients with memory loss and navigating limited funding.
• The supervision approach: What to expect from this series as we untangle complex cases together.

This series is built for allied health professionals who want more than just a lecture. Join us as we share our wins, our flops, and our evidence-based strategies to help our clients live their best lives.

Connect with us

Have a complex case or a specific challenge you're facing in the community? Get in touch via your direct line to Alex and James - [email protected]

Find out more about who we are and what we do on our website independent-rehab.com.au or follow us on insta @independentrehab.

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