Understanding pain as the basis of therapy

Acute pain, for example after an injury, is sensibly used by the brain as a protective mechanism and disappears on its own after recovery.

Even after the tissue has healed , or in cases of prolonged problems, pain can sometimes persist. The image and the PDF illustrate why this can happen: A maintenance of the threat situation due to various factors.

International research shows that a one-dimensional treatment for persistent pain is not satisfactory (e.g., the sole administration of painkillers or the use of purely passive measures).

The video briefly and concisely explains a multi-factorial and scientifically proven perspective on pain management: