These words can increase pain

Words can increase pain

 

And I don’t mean in the “sticks and stones” sense

 

Pain is a threat detector. Language which is perceived as catastrophic or alluding to damage can therefore increase our pain

 

  1. You have the back of a 70 year old
  2. Bone on bone
  3. Severe, damaged, chronic, inflamed etc

 

We often hear patients tell us they have received these descriptions from previous health care professionals.

 

This language activates the part of our brain which deals with threats, which then increases pain as a defence mechanism. 

 

So how do we reverse this upregulated pain production? 

 

Watch the video as Charlotte explains

 

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