Resources
Interviews
Last updated 28th June 2023
Links
- Pain Toolkit interview with Dr Sue Peacock discussing Pain and Sleep
- Pain Toolkit Interview with Professor Blair Smith
- Pain Toolkit with Dr Sue Peacock about managing sleep
- How can a patient best prepare before their GP or healthcare professional appointment?
- Pain medications( including pain injections) are they useful?
- How do doctors and healthcare professionals explain to patients, what pain self management is?
- Why do patients have to learn how to self manage their pain?
- 5 Question Pain Toolkit interview with GP Dr Tim Williams
- GP, Dr Tim Williams tells Pete from the Pain Toolkit how he enjoys working with people who live with persistent pain
- Pain Toolkit in conversation with Jo Belton from Denver, Colorado America
- Pete Moore discusses the Pain Toolkit on BBC Breakfast, 12th June 2015
- Pain and Sleep with Dr Sea Peacock
- Professor Blair Smith tells Pete how far pain management has come in recent years and highlighting some of the gaps. Also talks about the IASP Global Alliance of Pain Patient Advocates Task Force
- Occupational Therapist Cheryl Crow, tells Pete how she well she uses social media to promote the self-management message
- Pain Nurse Mandy Wilson tells Pete her 6 - top tips for self-managing long-term pain
- Physiotherapist Katie Knapton tells Pete how she is able to support people online
Pain self management should be about team work, working together to form a partnership
Pain self management is about learning new (or using old) skills, trying them out and to see what works for you. Pain is like a finger print, so each person may need to have individual skills to suit them.