WHAT EVERYONE NEEDS TO KNOW ABOUT INJURY AND PAIN

Free online talk with Dr Caroline Marlow PhD

Thursday 21 November 2024 (7-8pm)

Join Dr Caroline Marlow PhD (Injury and Pain Psychologist at The Putney Clinic), for this free, informative online talk titled 'What Everyone Needs to Know about Injury and Pain' on Thursday 21 November (7-8pm).

Anyone can experience injury or pain at any time. Some people heal quickly, whereas, for others, injury or pain may continue or return. Very often, this will have a negative impact on their everyday work, life activities, health and wellbeing. However, recent research has revolutionised our understanding of the causes of - and solutions to - injury and pain. Not only this, but it has also revealed that much of what we often believe and do is in fact unhelpful for injury and pain prevention and recovery.

During the talk, Caroline will cover the following topics:

• What happens within our body and brain when we’re injured or in pain, and how this affects recovery.
• How injury, pain and recovery are affected by what we believe, think, feel, and do.
• The importance of doing the right things quickly for the best recovery.
• Practical advice for injury and pain management, and how to give yourself and others the best chance of a good recovery.
• At the end of the talk, there will also be time for a brief Q&A session.

Booking

This online talk is free. To book your place, book online. If you have any further enquiries, please call us on 020 8789 3881 or send us an email to info@putneyclinic.co.uk.

Meet Dr Caroline Marlow PhD (Injury and Pain Psychologist)

Dr Caroline Marlow, PhD, is a Chartered Sport & Exercise Psychologist and Director of L&M Consulting Ltd. Following a 25-year career as a lecturer, consultant and researcher, she now specialises in helping people with injury or chronic pain to take back control, reduce pain and recover better. Caroline's work is based on the latest pain science that shows that injury, pain and recovery are affected by many personal, bio-psycho-social causes, and thus solutions.  She has delivered pain management courses within the NHS, provides pain education for business and sporting organisations, but mainly works privately, providing 1-2-1 support online. Read Caroline's full bio

Joining the talk

Attending online

• The Zoom link will be sent a day or so before the event, so please check your inbox.
• Join the 'meeting' 5 minutes or so before the talk starts, with your audio muted.
• You can then go off and do other things or get settled before the talk starts.

Technical requirements

• This talk is powered by ZOOM. In order to join,  download the latest version of Zoom. We recommend leaving plenty of time for this so as to avoid any last minute hitches before the talk starts.
• Mobile/ Tablet users can download the ZOOM app from The App Store or Google Play.
• Please ensure your device is charged sufficiently for the duration of the talk (60 minutes).