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Moving on With Pain - The Podcast is presented by the Danish Society for Pain and Physiotherapy. Visit our website here: www.smof.dk.

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No 36: Prof. Annina Schmid on neuropathies & neuropathic pain

2026/06/20

Dr. Morten Hoegh and Prof. Schmid discusses neuropathies and neuropathic pain. Visit the SMOF Facebook-page here Visit the SMOF Instagram here Visit the SMOF webpage here

No 35: Prof. Michele Sterling, EFIC 2023

2024/12/04

Watch the video on the EFIC Youtube-channel here Watch the other videos on the EFIC YouTube-channel here Visit the EFIC Facebook-page here Visit the EFIC webpage here Visit the SMOF Facebook-page here Visit the SMOF Instagram here Visit the SMOF webpage here

No 34: Prof. Lance McCracken, EFIC 2023

2024/12/04

No 33: Tasha Stanton & Romy Parker, EFIC 2023

2024/10/19

No 32: Dr. Winfried Meissner & Dr. Rianne van Boekel, EFIC 2023

2024/10/18

No 31: Peter O'Sullivan

2024/07/18

Dr. Morten Hoegh met up with professor Peter O'Sullivan. Listen to their conversation about Peter and his work here! Peter on X Visit the SMOF Facebook-page here Visit the SMOF Instagram here Visit the SMOF webpage here

No 30: Ass. Prof. Massieh Moayedi, EFIC 2023

2023/12/26

No 29: Prof. Esther Pogatzki-Zahn, EFIC 2023

2023/12/18

No 28: Prof. Lars Arendt-Nielsen, EFIC 2023

2023/12/06

No 27: Prof. Allan Basbaum at IASP 2022

2022/11/30

Allan Basbaum on Wikipedia Visit the SMOF Facebook-page here Visit the SMOF Instagram here Visit the SMOF webpage here

No 26: Prof. Tim Salomons at IASP 2022

2022/11/04

Tim Salomons on Twitter Queen's University, Department of Psychology Visit the SMOF Facebook-page here Visit the SMOF Instagram here Visit the SMOF webpage here

No 25: Dr. Med. Kristian Kjær-Staal Petersen at IASP 2022

2022/10/07

Kristian at Aalborg University Kristian on Twitter Special Interest Group on Musculoskeletal Pain under IASP on Twitter Visit the SMOF Facebook-page here Visit the SMOF Instagram here Visit the SMOF webpage here

No 24: Prof. Morten Sodemann - "etniske" smerter & patientiologi

2021/10/27

Bogen: Det du ikke ved får patienten ondt af Bogen: "Sårbar? Det kan du selv være" Morten Sodemanns profil på SDU Visit the SMOF Facebook-page here Visit the SMOF Instagram here Visit the SMOF webpage here

No 23: Cognitions & Emotions - Event from Pain Center South, SDU (in Danish)

2021/06/22

Speakers: Dr. Inge Ris (physiotherapist, PhD) Ass. Prof. Tonny Elmose Andersen (psychologist, PhD) Kasper Ussing (physiotherapist, Msc) Prof. Alice Kongsted (chiropractor, PhD) See the itinerary for the day in Odense Relevant reading: Self-management at the core of back pain care: 10 key points for clinicians Validation of the Danish International Trauma Questionnaire for posttraumatic stress disorder in chronic pain patients using clinician-rated diagnostic interviews

No 22: Prof. Mick Thacker - Theories, necessary or driving progress?

2021/03/30

Professor Mick Thacker (Institute of Health & Social Care at London South Bank University) discusses theories and models from the world of pain with our host, Dr. Morten Hoegh. You can view the full episode on our YouTube-page. Mick Thacker on Twitter Predictive processing as a theory to understand pain | Mick Thacker | TEDx Mick Thacker on ResearchGate ‘Pain mechanisms: a new theory’ Melzack & Wall, 1965 ‘From the gate to the neuromatrix’ Melzack, 1999 ‘Pain, the tissues and the nervous system: a conceptual model’ Gifford, 1998 ‘Reconceptualising pain according to modern pain science’ – Moseley, 2007 ‘Can cognitive processes be inferred from neuroimaging data?’ Poldrack, 2006 ‘First-person neuroscience and the understanding of pain’ Thacker & Moseley, 2012 'Beyond Feeling: Chronic Pain Hurts the Brain, Disrupting the Default-Mode Network Dynamics' Baliki et al., 2008