In this illuminating episode, we explore the groundbreaking ideas presented by Professor Lorimer Moseley in his TED Talk on chronic pain and the brain. Moseley, a world-renowned pain scientist, unravels the intricate ways our minds interpret and even create the experience of pain—revealing that pain isn’t just a physical sensation but also a deeply rooted perception shaped by our brains. Through compelling stories and relatable examples, he shows why the body’s “alarm system” sometimes goes into overdrive, leading to persistent and debilitating discomfort. We’ll break down his key insights, examine the science behind how the brain processes pain signals, and discuss practical approaches for managing or even preventing chronic pain. Whether you’re a healthcare professional, someone living with chronic pain, or simply curious about the mind-body connection, this episode will challenge what you think you know about pain—and offer new hope for relief. Tune in to discover how understanding the brain’s role in pain can transform how we treat and experience it.
