by Richmond | Mar 30, 2025 | Chronic pain, Pain Coach
March 30 A new study suggests that an antibiotic could be a “game-changer” for chronic low back pain. But is this really the breakthrough it seems? This idea isn’t new. Researchers have been exploring the connection between back pain and bacterial... by Richmond | Feb 17, 2025 | Uncategorized
Pain and chronic pain are the most common causes of suffering after a personal injury: e.g./ car accident, fall at work. 8 things I would help the client understand are below, but first… Identifying pain early as a significant contributor to suffering, along... by Richmond | Feb 4, 2025 | Chronic pain, tinnitus
The TinniSoothe Team It’s tinnitus week 2025 Jez Lawson, on the left, is an old schoolfriend. He got in touch a few years ago about a new device he was developing with two friends to help tinnitus sufferers. Tinnitus is a major problem for people, causing great... by Richmond | Jan 12, 2025 | Aches and pains, Chronic pain
January 12, W Sussex 869 words of encouragement Ageing, aches and pains are inevitable because you are alive. They are a feature of living and become more common as you age. There are different approaches and ways to manage these aches and pains if they are present. I... by Richmond | Dec 10, 2024 | Chronic pain in sport, Pain Coach
Persistent pain exists in professional football, as it does across all levels of society. I have talked about persistent pain in professional football for many years: formally as a clinical lecturer at QMUL on the Sports Medicine MSc, working with clubs and players,...
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