Addressing psychogenic and phantom pain requires a shift toward integrated, multi-disciplinary care. Evidence supports the effectiveness of combining physiotherapy with psychological interventions, which help patients reinterpret pain signals, reduce fear-avoidance behaviours, and regain function
Addressing psychogenic and phantom pain requires a shift toward integrated, multi-disciplinary care. Evidence supports the effectiveness of combining physiotherapy with psychological interventions, which help patients reinterpret pain signals, reduce fear-avoidance behaviours, and regain function
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Addressing psychogenic and phantom pain requires a shift toward integrated, multi-disciplinary care. Evidence supports the effectiveness of combining physiotherapy with psychological interventions, which help patients reinterpret pain signals, reduce fear-avoidance behaviours, and regain function
