Peter Stillwell's guest appearances

Peter Stillwell

The Level Up Podcast

Cor-kinetic

Austin Baraki

Steph Allen

Ben Cormack

Adam Meakins

Bronnie Lennox Thompson

Quinn Henoch

Greg Lehman

Josh Funk

Chad Cook

Kevin Carr

John Kiely

Roger Kerry

Jacob Harden

Ian Kaplan

Stefi Cohen

OwlTail

Join Peter &amp; Ben as they discuss enactivism and its relation to MSK rehab. Enactivism has become a bit of a buzz word recently with the application of its concepts to pain. But how well is it really understood?Find out how Peter would explain enactivism to a drunk Ben at a party?Hear more about the origins of enactivism &amp; the key conceptsHow does enactivism relate to the pain experience?

Join Peter &amp; Ben as they discuss enactivism and its relation to MSK rehab. Enactivism has become a bit of a buzz word recently with the application of its concepts to pain. But how well is it really understood? Find out how Peter would explain enactivism to a drunk Ben at a party? Hear more about the origins of enactivism &amp; the key concepts How does enactivism relate to the pain experience?

EP 14 - Peter Stillwell talks enactivism, pain & rehab

Michael Ray

Sabrina Coninx

A few weeks ago, we had the pleasure of sitting down with three incredibly bright, passionate, and humble clinicians and philosophers to have a jam-packed conversation reflecting on clinical practice, and more specifically, the philosophy of pain we use to navigate MSK pain and rehab. While reflecting on your own biases can be challenging, it is ultimately the only way to improve, get better, and provide better care! And, the more you do it, it almost becomes “fun.” Here are some of the episode topics we covered, and we really hope that you enjoy the discussion!!! ✔️Philosophical frameworks for understanding pain ✔️Acute vs. chronic pain ✔️At what point does acute transition to chronic? ✔️How are they different aside from temporality? ✔️Operational definitions for philosophical terms  Phenomenology, Existentialism, Salience, Valence, Enactivism, Affordances  ✔️The role of clinicians in helping patients expand possible affordances ✔️How expectations influence pain experience ✔️Can clinicians really be objective? ✔️How an enactive approach is like a cake ✔️How an enactive approach is also like a video game Tune in and let us know what ya think! Thank you again to Mike, Sabrina, and Peter for such a wonderful conversation! Podcast team: @weswax and @jasmine_dragon831

A few weeks ago, we had the pleasure of sitting down with three incredibly bright, passionate, and humble clinicians and philosophers to have a jam-packed conversation reflecting on clinical practice, and more specifically, the philosophy of pain we use to navigate MSK pain and rehab. While reflecting on your own biases can be challenging, it is ultimately the only way to improve, get better, and provide better care! And, the more you do it, it almost becomes “fun.” Here are some of the episode topics we covered, and we really hope that you enjoy the discussion!!! ✔️Philosophical frameworks for understanding pain ✔️Acute vs. chronic pain ✔️At what point does acute transition to chronic? ✔️How are they different aside from temporality? ✔️Operational definitions for philosophical terms <ul> <li>Phenomenology, Existentialism, Salience, Valence, Enactivism, Affordances</li> </ul> ✔️The role of clinicians in helping patients expand possible affordances ✔️How expectations influence pain experience ✔️Can clinicians really be objective? ✔️How an enactive approach is like a cake ✔️How an enactive approach is also like a video game Tune in and let us know what ya think! Thank you again to Mike, Sabrina, and Peter for such a wonderful conversation! Podcast team: @weswax and @jasmine_dragon831

55. Beyond the BPS Model of Pain: An Enactive Approach to Pain and Rehab with Michael Ray, Sabrina Coninx, and Peter Stillwell