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Lauren Finestone
Healing happens in a state of safety and care, not fear. We need to create the conditions for that.
Lauren Finestone
Healing happens in a state of safety and care, not fear. We need to create the conditions for that.
Lauren Finestone
Community-based exercise physiology programs are being used to support psychological recovery following motor vehicle crashes.
Lauren Finestone
Long-term opioid use is common in workers’ compensation, and far harder to unwind than to start. A focus on early intervention, independent oversight and tailored deprescribing is opening the door to better outcomes for patients.
Tanya Cambey
A message to insurers and regulators about the unintended consequences of adversarial claims management.
Lauren Finestone
A new approach to psychological injury claims is helping workers and employers rebuild trust and achieve better outcomes.
Lauren Finestone
A 5-minute method for bringing the biopsychosocial model to life in busy clinics.
Lauren Finestone
The traditional model of passive treatments — where patients lie on tables while therapists do things to them — is giving way to something more empowering: helping patients take control of their own recovery.
Lauren Finestone
Jennifer’s story shows how hidden trauma can follow people into their jobs and shape how they react to and cope with events at work. She has a practical, human approach to building workplaces where mental health is recognised, protected, and valued.
Tanya Cambey
What we say matters as much as what we do. For injured workers with limited health literacy, our words may matter even more.
Lauren Finestone
The traditional model of passive treatments — where patients lie on tables while therapists do things to them — is giving way to something more empowering: helping patients take control of their own recovery.
Dr Mary Wyatt & Tanya Cambey
Words matter. Context matters. How we report imaging findings can either contribute to harm or support recovery.
Lauren Finestone
Three Canadian organisations show how evidence turns into action when the right people share the right tools.
Tanya Cambey & Dr Mary Wyatt
Two workers. Same injury. Same employer. Same compensation scheme. Different recovery paths.
