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The Modern Pain Podcast

Modern Pain Care
Communication Skills
Pain Management
Physical Therapy
Physiotherapy
Manual Therapy
Improv
Mentorship
Evidence-Based Practice
Chronic Pain
Mentorship In Healthcare
Lumbar Radiculopathy
Patient-Centered Care
Pain Science
Persistent Pain
Healthcare
Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy
Sleep
Patient Care
Pain Neuroscience Education
Pain Rehabilitation

The Modern Pain Podcast helps clinicians and patients better understand and treat pain. We bring clinicians, researchers, and patients together. Our focus is on returning the patient's voice back to healthcare. Brought to you by Modern Pain Care.

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Latest Episodes

In this episode, Dr. Jim Eubanks, physiatrist and spine specialist, breaks down the most harmful back pain myths patients encounter online-and what clinicians can say instead. If you've ever struggled to help a patient move past catastrophic thinking... more

In this episode, I sit down with Mark Shepherd, fellowship program director, to tackle a controversial question: Is the "manual therapy" label holding back our profession? We explore whether orthopedic manual physical therapy should rebrand itself as... more

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In this episode, Mark sits down with Richard McIlmoyle, a chiropractor from British Columbia who went through a profound professional transformation after discovering modern pain science. Richard shares his journey from biomechanical certainty to emb... more

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Recent Guests

Jim Eubanks
Physiatrist and spine specialist
Episode: The Back Pain Myths Making Recovery Harder (Part 1)
Richard McIlmoyle
Chiropractor from British Columbia
Episode: The Existential Crisis Every Manual Therapist Should Have
Bronnie Lennox Thompson
Occupational therapist, coach, mentor, and advocate for pain management
Episode: The Psychological Flexibility Clinicians Need (But Don't Have)
Keith Meldrum
Survivor of a severe car accident, advocate for chronic pain awareness
Episode: “We Believe You”: The Moment That Changed Chronic Pain Care
Joletta Belton
A former firefighter whose life was transformed by persistent pain.
Episode: From Fighting Pain to Living Well: Joletta Belton’s Shift
Tom Bowen
Chronic pain patient turned advocate and educator
Episode: Fighting Pain Made It Worse — Here's What Finally Worked
Matt Erb
Expert in mind-body integration and physical therapy
Episode: Whole Person Physical Therapy Is Here | Matt Erb on Mindbody Integration
Ben Whybrow
Pain specialist physiotherapist and host of the Clinical Communication Podcast
Modern Pain Care
Episode: From Telling to Guiding – Transforming Patient Communication
Annina Schmid
A physiotherapist by training and researcher focusing on neuropathic pain and nerve injuries
Oxford University
Episode: Whiplash Isn’t Just Neck Pain: What Clinicians Are Missing

Hosts

Mark Cardula
Host of a podcast focusing on modern approaches to pain management, emphasizing patient experiences and clinical perspectives.
Mark Kargela
Co-host and advocate for innovative, patient-centered pain care practices, bridging clinical knowledge with personal stories.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 111 ratings
  • PT podcast

    Mark and Jarod provide great insight into everyday scenarios and topics physical therapists deal with on a daily basis. Very relatable!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AndyPT12
    United States3 years ago
  • There are a ton of good discussions that are relevant to daily practice.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Nick Rainey
    5 years ago
  • Amazing podcast

    This approach to pain is something that needs to be promoted in as many ways as humanly possible. Moving away from the bio medical model is the only hope to address the countless people living with persistent pain. Would recommend this podcast to everyone and anyone.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gav#1983
    Australia5 years ago
  • Listen now!

    I love Mark’s heart for the patient story and experience. So many precious jewels of applicable tangible knowledge to take back to clinic. Keep up the great work Mark!

    -Amy from RestoringVenus.com

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Amy/RestoringVenus
    United States7 years ago

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The expert discussions are characterized as informative, with recommendations for healthcare professionals and individuals alike.
Listeners appreciate the insights provided on pain management, often mentioning the relatability of both hosts and guests.
Many express gratitude for the focus on patient voices and experiences, highlighting the need for a shift in traditional pain care narratives.

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The Existential Crisis Every Manual Therapist Should Have
Q: Do you find yourself struggling with the notion of having to project certainty?
Yes, there's an internal struggle between wanting to provide certainty versus recognizing the limits of one's knowledge.
The Existential Crisis Every Manual Therapist Should Have
Q: How do you help students not completely shatter their foundation of what they learned?
It's a delicate process that involves laying out scenarios to reveal questions to ask, rather than dictating answers.
The Psychological Flexibility Clinicians Need (But Don't Have)
Q: What do you think are key skills for a clinician?
Key skills include knowing that the patient is the expert of their life, motivational interviewing techniques, and building a collaborative relationship based on shared goals and values.
The Psychological Flexibility Clinicians Need (But Don't Have)
Q: Where do you see the challenges clinicians have from maybe that surface level to more deeper application?
Clinicians often lack the skills to handle difficult emotions and situations brought into therapy. They tend to feel overwhelmed when patients express sadness or anger, fearing they might need to act as psychologists.
Acceptance, Agency & Chronic Headaches: How Benjamin Reclaimed His Life
Q: I'm wondering if you could put yourself in the shoes of somebody who's in the early stages of your journey, what do you think is key for them to hear?
Benjamin advises them to close their ears to unsolicited advice and emphasizes that there is hope and a possibility to find balance in life despite having a chronic illness.

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Focused on the intersection of pain management and holistic healing, the content unpacks modern pain science while emphasizing a patient-centered approach. Episodes explore various themes from psychological aspects of pain to innovative clinical practices that move beyond traditional models of care. Notable discussions around topics such as emotional awareness, patient empowerment, community engagement, and therapeutic relationships resonate throughout the episodes, creating an engaging platform for both healthcare professionals and patients. The unique aspect of this series lies in its commitment to sharing both clinical insights and personal pain narratives, fostering empathy and understanding within the healthcare community.

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1. Physio Network
2. Like Mind, Like Body
3. The Peter Attia Drive
4. The Cure for Chronic Pain with Nicole Sachs, LCSW
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Recent guests on The Modern Pain Podcast include:

1. Jim Eubanks
2. Richard McIlmoyle
3. Bronnie Lennox Thompson
4. Keith Meldrum
5. Joletta Belton
6. Tom Bowen
7. Matt Erb
8. Ben Whybrow

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