Permission to Move

21/04/2022

It was a pleasure to appear again on The Knowledge Exchange to present on managing misinformation in healthcare. Find it online here: https://www.tkex.org/podcast/2020/5/20/dave-moen-self-efficacy-for-patients-and-clinicians

22/05/2020

Do you find pain science confusing? To simplify the science and offer new clarity, we are offering a series of live short-courses for health professionals! Follow the link in our bio for more information.

21/05/2020

Podcast live on | Talking about Self Efficacy Theory, chronic pain treatment and our clinical practice model. Find it and so much more at TKEX.org/podcast

08/05/2020

08/05/2020

Great session last night with Cliniko going live to their community with ideas around treatment for Chronic Pain. You can watch the session here -

How can you improve outcomes for your chronic pain patients via telehealth? In this live broadcast, Joel will be catching up with Dave Moen and Jack Murphy o...

16/04/2020

Live now! The Permission to Move online course has just launched 🚀 After years of development, clinical trials and extensive testing, our team are chuffed to go live to the public. Follow the link in our bio to learn more

19/03/2020

25/02/2020

In the studio filming for our online pain program which is due in April. Sign up to the newsletter at www.permissiontomove.com for details!

19/02/2020

Thanks so for reaching out! We have been loving feedback from our readers, and developing a community of people who are working with Chronic Pain. >

11/11/2019

Knock knock
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Pain, in the same way as time, is an inescapable force in many lives. Persistent pain is read at a deep, sometimes subconscious, level as a sign of chronic injury. And with that reading, the possibility of a life lived without pain becomes as remote as the possibility of a life lived outside of time.
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But there is one essential difference between our misapprehensions about time and pain.
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So far, human ingenuity has not produced a method to help us navigate time in a truer fashion. We have, however, found ways to re-wire our understanding of pain. Already, we have the tools needed to transform ourselves into a community that is not limited by pain’s restrictive stranglehold on our capacity.
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Without the aid of a time machine, or any technical equipment at all, we can disrupt the instinctive connection between pain and damage and hand people back their lives.
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To find out more about our new book, Permission to Move, click the link in our profile.
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