Pain is composed of three aspects:
- the physical (the actual problem)
- the rational (understanding the problem)
- the emotional (the impact the problem has on our life).
Frequently we are able to control and manage our pain when we understand where it is coming from. However when an individual has been experiencing chronic pain the body tends to form abnormal patterns of movement which leads to pain in areas that were not originally injured.
Through a sound evaluation, education and management we can create functional goals to help you take control and improve quality of life.
