Psychosocial, Psycho WHAAT? — a series about the how
An introduction to 'Psychosocial, Psycho WHAAT?', a fortnightly 'how-to' series that turns the idea of psychosocial into practical steps you can act on inside your own role.
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This series is published in partnership with It Pays to Care, articles by Tanya Cambey and Dr Mary Wyatt.
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'Psychosocial' is just the everyday forces you already know — expectations, fairness, fear, effort and tone — and spotting them in your own life is where helping someone else begins.
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From neuroplasticity to bioplasticity (Part 2)
Grant McKechnie, an accredited exercise physiologist, myotherapist and pain educator, explains why the body changes, and why recovery remains possible.
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