Katherine Harman's guest appearances

Katherine Harman

Barbell Medicine Podcast

Layne Norton

Spencer Nadolsky

Michael Ray

Alan Aragon

Matt Reynolds

Eric Helms

Colleen Fotsch

Alan Thrall

Greg Nuckols

Gabrielle Fundaro

Eric Trexler

Danny Lennon

Alan Flanagan

Sohee Lee

Greg Lehman

OwlTail

Peter Stilwell

On this episode our hosts talk with Peter Stilwell, PhD(c) and Katherine Harman, PhD on their recent paper “An enactive approach to pain: beyond the biopsychosocial model” as well as their qualitative research into low back pain, behavior change and therapeutic alliance.Guests: Peter Stilwell, DC is a PhD trainee interested in pain, cognitive science, phenomenology, qualitative methods, and knowledge translation out of Dalhousie University.Katherine Harman, PT, PhD is a professor out of Dalhousie University with her research interest in the study of pain from prevention of chronicity to the management of chronic pain. Her current focus of research is the use of psychological techniques to enhance patient outcomes.Papers:Stilwell P, Harman K. An enactive approach to pain: beyond the biopsychosocial approach. Phenom Cogn Sci (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11097-019-09624-7Stilwell P, Harman K. 'I didn't pay her to teach me how to fix my back': a focused ethnographic study exploring chiropractors' and chiropractic patients' experiences and beliefs regarding exercise adherence. J Can Chiropr Assoc. 2017;61(3):219–230.Time Stamps:Introductions: 2:30Expanding the biopsychosocial model: 6:00Language and communication: 16:00Pain as an emergent process: 20:30Non-specific low back pain: 29:30Medicalization of low back pain 36:00Enactive approach to pain 41:30Embeddedness of the environment 49:30Extendedness and Embodiment 1:01:00Therapeutic Alliance 1:09:00Future directions of research: 1:17:00

On this episode our hosts talk with Peter Stilwell, PhD(c) and Katherine Harman, PhD on their recent paper “An enactive approach to pain: beyond the biopsychosocial model” as well as their qualitative research into low back pain, behavior change and therapeutic alliance. Guests: Peter Stilwell, DC is a PhD trainee interested in pain, cognitive science, phenomenology, qualitative methods, and knowledge translation out of Dalhousie University. Katherine Harman, PT, PhD is a professor out of Dalhousie University with her research interest in the study of pain from prevention of chronicity to the management of chronic pain. Her current focus of research is the use of psychological techniques to enhance patient outcomes. Papers: Stilwell P, Harman K. An enactive approach to pain: beyond the biopsychosocial approach. Phenom Cogn Sci (2019). <a href="https://doi.org/10.1007/s11097-019-09624-7" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://doi.org/10.1007/s11097-019-09624-7</a> Stilwell P, Harman K. 'I didn't pay her to teach me how to fix my back': a focused ethnographic study exploring chiropractors' and chiropractic patients' experiences and beliefs regarding exercise adherence. J Can Chiropr Assoc. 2017;61(3):219–230. Time Stamps: Introductions: 2:30 Expanding the biopsychosocial model: 6:00 Language and communication: 16:00 Pain as an emergent process: 20:30 Non-specific low back pain: 29:30 Medicalization of low back pain 36:00 Enactive approach to pain 41:30 Embeddedness of the environment 49:30 Extendedness and Embodiment 1:01:00 Therapeutic Alliance 1:09:00 Future directions of research: 1:17:00

Pain and Rehab Podcast #4: An Enactive Approach to Pain w/ Peter Stilwell and Katherine Harman