<p>Hi, this episode describes why passive treatment or input is still relevant for people who are described as suffering from chronic pain with central sensitisation. It is based on a research article I wrote and was published in the Institute of Classical Osteopathy 2018 Yearbook, in which you can find other excellent articles.</p>

Hi, this episode describes why passive treatment or input is still relevant for people who are described as suffering from chronic pain with central sensitisation. It is based on a research article I wrote and was published in the Institute of Classical Osteopathy 2018 Yearbook, in which you can find other excellent articles.

The Classical Osteopathic Approach to Chronic Pain and Central Sensitisation

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The Classical Osteopathic Approach to Chronic Pain and Central Sensitisation

The Classical Osteopathic Approach to Chronic Pain and Central Sensitisation