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The Most Painful Podcast

By: Chronic Pain Center of Excellence Story Studio Network
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  • Welcome to The Most Painful Podcast! This podcast covers all aspects of chronic pain by presenting evidence-based information that provides better insight into chronic pain. Recent Government of Canada research found that Veterans are twice as likely to suffer from chronic pain compared to others in the Canadian population. We aim to investigate how this impacts Veterans and their families. We explore topics such as cannabis and psychedelics, and do they help treat chronic pain? We also investigate back surgery, military identity and what military and professional athletes have in common with identity. The evidence-based information on the show will help Veterans, clinicians, researchers, and anyone suffering from chronic pain. It is a 360-degree approach to education on chronic pain.

    https://www.veteranschronicpain.ca/

    The MOST PAINFUL PODCAST is produced for the Chronic Pain Center of Excellence by Story Studio Network and iContact Productions.
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Episodes
  • Trauma Informed Yoga

    Trauma Informed Yoga
    May 29 2024
    In previous seasons, we have covered the topic of yoga and how yoga can help manage pain. But what about trauma-informed yoga? How can it help people who struggle with emotional stress from past traumatic events. On this episode, Tom Hoppe is joined by Lori Taylor, a trauma informed yoga and fitness instructor.

    Lori Taylor - https://loritaylor.ca/

    For more about the Chronic Pain Centre of Excellence visit https://www.veteranschronicpain.ca/

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    22 mins
  • Solutions for Kids in Pain (SKIP) - Improving Children's Pain

    Solutions for Kids in Pain (SKIP) - Improving Children's Pain
    May 15 2024
    In most of our previous episodes, we have had experts talk about chronic pain in adults, but what about chronic pain in children? There is a high number of children suffering from pain, but what resources are available for children? One organization is Solutions for Kids in Pain (SKIP). On today's episode Tom Hoppe is joined by Katie Birnie, an Assistant Professor at the University of Calgary and the Associate Scientific Director for Solutions for Kids in Pain.

    SKIP - https://kidsinpain.ca/

    For more about the Chronic Pain Centre of Excellence visit https://www.veteranschronicpain.ca/

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    27 mins
  • The Eight Steps to Deal with Chronic Pain

    The Eight Steps to Deal with Chronic Pain
    May 1 2024
    On this episode of The Most Painful Podcast, Tom Hoppe speaks with Dr. Andrea Furlan, Associate Professor in the Department of Medicine at the University of Toronto and Staff Physician and Senior Scientist at Toronto Rehabilitation Institute. Dr. Furlan has a book called "The Eight Steps to Deal with Chronic Pain" which helps patients climb and conquer that mountain of chronic pain.

    Dr. Andrea Furlan - https://www.doctorandreafurlan.com/

    For more about the Chronic Pain Centre of Excellence visit https://www.veteranschronicpain.ca/

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    26 mins
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