![]() ![]() ![]() These are the types of movement strategies, along with an “Explain Pain” education program, that I employ as a physical therapist for patients with persistent pain. Research supports that the chemistry of neuroplasticity is enhanced by movement, especially movements that are novel, fun and demand our attention. The good news is that we have the ability to harness neuroplasticity to restore the function of the nervous system. This creates an environment in which the nervous system may overreact to innocuous stimuli such as movement, touch and changes in temperature. In persistent pain conditions, neuroplasticity can contribute to the increased arousal of the nervous system. Neuroplasticity is defined as the changes that occur throughout the nervous system. When treating persistent pain, we must take into consideration the phenomenon known as neuroplasticity. Chronic Pain From A Physical Therapist’s PerspectiveĬhad Durboraw, with Matthews Chiropractic & Sports Rehabilitation in Marlton NJ understands the impact of persistent pain on your life and can find ways to address it.
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