In this episode, we will bring the different types of pain together in an alternative way introducing the 'The Pain Pie,' and using this learning tool as an alternative to 'Pain is a Sound System' to tease apart the different potential pieces of pain including nociceptive, neuropathic, and nociplastic pain, as well as other contributors to the output of symptoms patients experience.

Learn how central sensitization really presents. We share our model for categorizing central sensitization into various buckets so you can more effectively and efficiently recognize and investigate vague, persistent symptoms that often accompany chronic illness and more complex pain presentations.

Diagnosing and treating neuropathic pain can be very challenging. Justine and Dan break down how to best approach different pathologies, from medications to more invasive interventional options like neuromodulation, intrathecal therapies and low dose opioids.

Nociceptive pain is the most common type of pain. This episode will break down the different types of nociceptive pain and how to approach treating them.

Complex pain is, well, complicated. Explaining it effectively can be even more so. In this episode, Dr. Dan shares his metaphor to think about and better explain pain called, ‘Pain is a Sound System.’

Welcome to the podcast! We are so excited to reveal this project to you. In our initial episode, Dan and I will cover why we called the project "It's Not in Your Head", and what we want to accomplish through it.