In this episode of the SOM Podcast Mini CPD Series, host Steve Randall speaks with renowned pain coach
Richmond Stace to explore a transformational approach to chronic pain—one that moves beyond the traditional biomedical model.
Richmond introduces the principles of
pain coaching, rooted in neuroscience, psychology, and patient-centred care. Learn how shifting the focus from
“fixing pain” to
“understanding the person experiencing it” can unlock better outcomes in workplace health and recovery.
🔍 Key Topics Covered:- Why chronic pain isn't always about where it hurts
- Limitations of the biomedical model in occupational health
- The science behind pain as a lived, conscious experience
- How beliefs and narratives shape pain
- Personalising movement and recovery strategies
- Building supportive, empathetic workplace cultures
- The crucial role of communication in pain management
📖 Related Reading:👉
Chronic Pain in the Workplace: A New Perspective for Occupational Health — [Read Richmond's article on the SOM site]
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