Research shows that the more someone understands why they are in pain, the better their health outcome.
However, this knowledge is rarely provided to people experiencing persistent pain.
Through #GoTheDistance2021, the EXPHYS® Team are raising funds so that those in pain are educated about the latest in pain science, and what they can do to retrain their overly protective pain system https://painrevolution.raisely.com/t/exphys
Knowledge is power. There is hope for people in persistent pain.
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Adriana Giles, Clinical and Rehabilitation Lead, showcased the remarkable outcomes achieved through the EXPHYS BETTER ENERGY Program in this impressive poster. This was proudly presented at the Exercise and Sports Science Australia (ESSA) Research to Practice 2024 Conference. Innovative technology combined with expert fatigue science coaching, achieved positive health, life and work results, in this individual experiencing persistent fatigue following covid infection. The abstract associated with this poster will be published in the Journal of Clinical Exercise Physiology (JCEP). To find out more about the EXPHYS BETTER ENERGY Program visit https://www.exphys.com.au/programs/better-energy. #RTP24 #EXPHYS #FatigueScience #BETTERENERGY
Happy Administrative Professionals Day to the EXPHYS admin squad! Thank you for being the backbone of the business – for our team, customers and clients. We couldn't do it without you 💙 We celebrated with our team today. Pictured are some of our wonderful administrative support.
We're thrilled to announce our third study accepted for the Exercise & Sports Science Australia (ESSA) Research to Practice 2024 Conference - Exercise physiologist-led pain science coaching via telehealth improved pain and function in life insurance claimants: a pragmatic cohort study. This research piece has been selected as a finalist for the Practitioner Award. Dr. Vicky Phillips, General Manager and Senior Exercise Physiologist, will be proudly presenting this research. Special acknowledgement goes to the EXPHYS team, Deakin University and AIA Australia. “An exercise physiologist-led pain science coaching intervention in 1,275 clients resulted in clinically meaningful improvements in pain intensity and functional capacity, as well as significant improvements in work mindset, status and hours. Clients reported high satisfaction rates.” This research will be published in the Journal of Clinical Exercise Physiology (JCEP). #RTP24 #EXPHYS #PainScience #BETTERPAIN