Innervate Pain Management in Broadmeadow, New South Wales, Australia | Medical and health
Innervate Pain Management
Locality: Broadmeadow, New South Wales, Australia
Phone: +61 2 4985 1869
Address: 91 chatham street 2292 Broadmeadow, NSW, Australia
Website: http://www.innervate.com.au/
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25.01.2022 National Pain Week Every year Chronic Pain Australia organises National Pain Week to raise awareness about the needs of many Australians living with some fo...rm of Chronic Pain. This week, we will be sharing with you interesting information about pain to give you some insight into what a day in the life of people experiencing chronic pain is like. If you are one of the many Australians living in chronic pain, share your experience with us and with your own network. #NPW2020
23.01.2022 Experiencing chronic pain and not sure what to do? This new info sheet explains what pain is, and gives heaps of tips for how to explore treatment options, incl...uding how a #psychologist can help early so you can move forward with your recovery https://psychweek.org.au/2020-resources #psychweek See more
23.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/486290621414640/posts/2206473992729619/
19.01.2022 A beautiful reminder that our best might not always look the same and that is ok.
18.01.2022 It may be hard at the beginning, but with persistence, you can find that non-hurting place.
15.01.2022 Today’s Move of the Day #MOTD is brought to you by Suzanne King - Clinical Psychologist at Innervate Pain Management. She specialises in chronic pain and trauma.... A little known fact about her is that she’s a punk rock fanatic! She calls this one breathe and release - Breathe in and raise hands, push forward as you breathe out, breathe in as you lift the hands and then breathe out again as you come down. Focus on expanding the breath, opening up and allowing the body to feel safe. Feel the freedom of the body despite pain and despite fear and worry.
14.01.2022 FREE PUBLIC EVENT | Living with chronic pain can be challenging. Join us Tuesday 8pm AEDT / 5pm AWST. Listen to an everyday Australian share their experience, and find out how to move forward with the support of psychological treatment #psychweek https://psychweek.org.au/webinar/
12.01.2022 SNEAK PEAK - BEHIND THE SCENES Our Medical Director, Dr Marc Russo, will be on the TODAY show tomorrow morning discussing a medical device that we used in some ...previous clinical trials. ReActiv8 is a small implanted device which stimulates the nerves responsible for activating the key muscles that stabilize the lower back. It has helped reduce back pain significantly. Tune in tomorrow to hear more!
11.01.2022 For 20 years, pain patient advocate Kate Nicholson lived with debilitating, relentless chronic nerve pain so intense that she couldn’t stand or walk for 15 of those years. After multiple medical interventions, she’s healing.
09.01.2022 New free chronic pain practice guide for APS members | Released during #psychweek this guide explores pain, its prevalence, interdisciplinary care, assessment, ...treatment and resources. A must read for psychologists involved in the treatment of chronic pain https://www.psychology.org.au//0f8af132-6758-4c24-ad3d-7c8 See more
07.01.2022 APS CEO Dr Zena Burgess discusses the impact of pain in our community and the ways psychology can help #psychweek http://ow.ly/EBSq50CetXg
06.01.2022 Global Year for the Prevention of Pain Chronic pain is typically defined as pain that continues to be present for greater than 3 months, or lasts longer that ...the expected normal duration of recovery. One of the most common types of chronic pain is musculoskeletal pain (e.g., chronic low back pain, neck pain, arthritis pain). Genesis Research is proud to study and trial new treatments to help those impacted by chronic pain. We are hoping these treatments will be able to help many more people out in the future! Some other ways to help people dealing with chronic pain are: - Seek medical advice from a pain specialist / pain clinic - Ask about medical treatments that include nerve blocks into joints or tissues - Continue regular mild to moderate exercise - Receive psychological support, ideally from a specialty trained pain psychologist - Try complementary non-drug therapies for additional benefit: meditation, yoga, acupuncture, biofeedback, massage therapy, water/swim therapy For more information about the Year of Pain Prevention, follow this link: https://www.iasp-pain.org/GlobalYear #GlobalYear2020 #IASPGlobalYear
05.01.2022 World Sleep Day is an annual event, intended to be a celebration of sleep and a call to action on important issues related to sleep, including medicine, edu...cation, social aspects and driving. It aims to lessen the burden of sleep problems on society through better prevention and management of sleep disorders. So let's all go and have that well deserved nap in the name of science!
02.01.2022 Here are some excellent illustrations of acceptance. It can be a difficult concept to understand at times and it can be a journey to get there. Thanks to AntiLoneliness
01.01.2022 The APS collaborated with Amy Felman, APS member and host of the We All Wear It Differently Podcast to release a series of podcasts themed on the Psychology Wee...k Topic of pain. On Friday 13 November, Amy will be releasing a podcast episode interview with clinical psychologist, Dr Nicki Ferencz who works in paediatrics in the Women's and Children's Hospital in Adelaide as they discuss the intrinsic link between pain and mental health and so much more https://psychweek.org.au/podcasts/ #psychweek #weallwearitdifferently
