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Written by clinical neuroscience researcher Adriaan Louw, PT, PhD, this book is part of a neuroscience education series and is written in an easy-to-read format with illustrations for better understanding. Studies show that the more you know about pain and how it works, the better off you’ll be. You’ll move better, experience less pain and have increased ability and interest in healthy movement, which is essential to your recovery.
Based on the latest neuroscience research, Your Nerves are Having Hip Surgery explains nerve sensitization for patients who will be undergoing or have undergone hip surgery.
Learn how your nerves experience hip surgery, why pain is normal, and how to calm your extra-sensitive nerves down to help reduce pain with this hip surgery book that simplifies the neuroscience of pain. Nerve sensitization is covered in an easy-to-understand format with numerous color images.
This book is designed to guide you through hip surgery and the recovery process. Learn how your nerves will react before, during and after surgery. You’ll also be introduced to simple things you can do to help lessen pain and return to regular activities as soon as possible.
Written in approachable language, this book includes metaphors, examples and color images to improve understanding.
Adriaan Louw has created a series of tools that work together seamlessly, whether you’re a clinician who wants to understand pain education and how to teach your patients, or someone with chronic pain who is looking for help.
You’ve made the decision to have hip surgery, an important one for your health and well-being. The hip surgery will repair the joint issues, but the success of your recovery will largely be determined by you.
This booklet explains what you can expect in the time before, during and after your hip surgery. Studies have shown that knowing what to expect from your procedure as well as understanding how and why pain works in the body will reduce the amount of fear, anxiety and pain you experience.
You will learn how your nervous system is like an alarm system, and how you can turn down the sensitivity of that system using scientifically proven techniques. Most importantly, you’ll discover how to take control of your nerves to lessen your pain, increase movement and return to regular activities as quickly as possible.
Written by clinical neuroscience researcher Adriaan Louw, PT, PhD, this book is part of a neuroscience education series and is written in an easy-to-read format with illustrations for better understanding. Studies show that the more you know about pain and how it works, the better off you’ll be. You’ll move better, experience less pain and have increased ability and interest in healthy movement, which is essential to your recovery.
Based on the latest neuroscience research, Your Nerves are Having Hip Surgery explains nerve sensitization for patients who will be undergoing or have undergone hip surgery.
Learn how your nerves experience hip surgery, why pain is normal, and how to calm your extra-sensitive nerves down to help reduce pain with this hip surgery book that simplifies the neuroscience of pain. Nerve sensitization is covered in an easy-to-understand format with numerous color images.
This book is designed to guide you through hip surgery and the recovery process. Learn how your nerves will react before, during and after surgery. You’ll also be introduced to simple things you can do to help lessen pain and return to regular activities as soon as possible.
Written in approachable language, this book includes metaphors, examples and color images to improve understanding.
Adriaan Louw has created a series of tools that work together seamlessly, whether you’re a clinician who wants to understand pain education and how to teach your patients, or someone with chronic pain who is looking for help.
You’ve made the decision to have hip surgery, an important one for your health and well-being. The hip surgery will repair the joint issues, but the success of your recovery will largely be determined by you.
This booklet explains what you can expect in the time before, during and after your hip surgery. Studies have shown that knowing what to expect from your procedure as well as understanding how and why pain works in the body will reduce the amount of fear, anxiety and pain you experience.
You will learn how your nervous system is like an alarm system, and how you can turn down the sensitivity of that system using scientifically proven techniques. Most importantly, you’ll discover how to take control of your nerves to lessen your pain, increase movement and return to regular activities as quickly as possible.
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